What bear? I'm the Thunder Giant Bear!

The Hongrushan Zoo was unusually quiet in the early morning. Sister Hong'er came in after cleaning up the fish bones around the bear enclosure.

Looking at the bear den that was mostly stuffed up, I felt that something was not quite right, but I couldn't quite put my finger on it.

"What's wrong, sis?"

Seeing that Xiong Guan hadn't made a sound for a while, Tian Tian went in and found that Sister Hong'er was standing there looking at something.

He couldn't help but ask out of curiosity.

"Sweetie, don't you feel like something's off about this bear den? It just doesn't look right to me."

When asked, Sister Hong'er pointed to the bear's den and said...

She hoped the other party could help her figure it out, otherwise she wouldn't be able to see what was wrong with her in a short time.

"A bear's den?" Upon hearing this, Tian Tian looked in the direction Hong'er was pointing and her eyes widened in surprise.

"Sis! Xiong Da has grown so much! I remember he used to only take up a third of the space, but now he's almost half of it."

Unlike Sister Hong'er, who gets used to watching Xiong Da every day and subconsciously ignores these changes.

She noticed the difference almost at a glance.

This is similar to raising your own child; you might feel that your child hasn't grown taller.

But other relatives and friends see it differently; they can immediately notice the changes in the child.

"I knew something was off! Turns out this little lazy bear has grown up, but how did it grow so much overnight?"

Upon hearing this, Sister Hong'er finally realized something was amiss, but she was still very puzzled.

How come this little bear has grown so much overnight? It looks like it's been inflated!

"Maybe they ate too much yesterday. Beasts are different from humans; as long as they get enough nutrition, they will grow rapidly."

"But it's really rare for him to grow this much in just one night," Tian Tian said when asked.

In nature, large size is advantageous, so animals tend to grow larger after mutations.

But it's rare to see a bear grow this big overnight.

"I'm not too surprised that he's growing so fast, but I'm mainly worried about whether his bones can support it."

"After all, if you grow this big all at once, it's easy for something to happen if your bones can't support it."

As she spoke, Sister Hong'er reached out and touched Cheng Hao's head.

After touching it, she immediately stopped worrying.

No wonder these mutated animals are so powerful; she can tell just by touching their heads that they are absolutely rock hard and there is no such thing as an empty shell.

"Don't worry, sister! Beasts are different from ordinary animals; their bodies can adjust according to their own conditions."

"If he didn't get enough nutrition, his body wouldn't have grown so rapidly," Tian Tian explained with a smile.

If a strange beast grows too fast and its bones can't support it...

Then there wouldn't be so many strange beasts in the world.

"Okay! That's good." Sister Hong'er replied with a smile.

Although I touched it myself, I already got the answer.

But since Sweetie said that, it reassured her a lot.

"Hmm hmm~ (Sis! You're here.)"

Just as the two were talking, Cheng Hao's voice came from inside the bear's den.

The two immediately looked over and saw Cheng Hao craning his neck, his eyes darting around and staring at them.

"You little lazy bear, you woke up pretty quickly."

"I thought rubbing beef on your nose would wake you up."

Upon seeing this, Sister Hong'er laughed and scolded Cheng Hao, telling him to get up and eat quickly.

After Cheng Hao emerged from the bear den, he appeared even larger.

"Sis! I think it's necessary to replace the doors to the bear enclosure in the future."

"Otherwise, Xiong Da will have to climb in every time."

Seeing Cheng Hao drinking from a bottle of goat milk, Tian Tian couldn't help but say something.

She couldn't see Xiong Da very clearly just now, as he was lying in the bear den.

Now that she's out here, she finally knows how big the other person is.

"Replacing the door isn't enough; in his condition, we'll have to take the door down."

Upon hearing this, Sister Hong'er looked behind the door and said.

At this rate of growth for this little lazy bear, simply replacing the door frame won't be enough; we need to dismantle the door frame and widen it.

"That's a good idea! But I'm afraid our headmaster won't be willing to give it up."

Upon hearing this, Tian Tian couldn't help but say something.

The older sister's method is good, but would the headmaster agree to do it?

"Don't worry! He'll be happy to part with it, after all, he doesn't need anyone else to pay for it," Sister Hong'er said with a smile.

The little lazy bear has suddenly grown so big that it can't even get in the house. The police station needs to send someone over to handle it.

It doesn't cost the zoo a single penny, so what could the zoo director possibly be unhappy about?

"If the garden doesn't cost money, then he will definitely agree."

Upon hearing this, Tian Tian smiled, becoming even more certain that the "Superpower Management Bureau" had reached an agreement with the zoo.

"Sweetie! This little lazy bear isn't full after eating all this. I'm going to get him some more food."

"Are you going to stay here and watch over things, or go feed the groundhogs first?"

Seeing that Cheng Hao had finished a bucket of food in no time, Sister Hong'er asked Tian Tian about it.

This little sloth bear has grown a lot and its appetite has increased significantly.

The breakfast I prepared today was clearly not enough for him; he needs an extra meal.

"I'll go feed the groundhogs, otherwise they'll be screaming from hunger."

Upon hearing this, Tian Tian replied without hesitation and then left to feed the groundhogs.

Upon seeing this, Sister Hong'er said to Cheng Hao:

"You little rascal, eat here slowly, don't run around."

"I'll go and get you another truckload of food."

"Hmm hmm~ (Oh! Take care, sister.)"

Upon hearing this, Cheng Hao, who was busy cooking, nodded and continued cooking.

Seeing this, Sister Hong'er shook her head, picked up the iron bucket, and left.

Calling this gluttonous fellow while he's eating is like talking to a brick wall.

-

"Brother Iron Head! The priest and the others should arrive this afternoon. Do you want to come with me to pick them up?"

On the other side, not long after Fengpao woke up, he received a call from Wang Xiaoman.

Immediately, he became very excited:

"Yes, yes! Of course I want it!"

"The priests are coming in person; it would be so impolite of me not to greet them personally."

These church guys really know how to pick their timing; the headquarters arrives in the afternoon, and they manage to come at this exact time.

That's great! We can pick them up right at the airport and bring them back without having to make another trip.

"Okay! So, will you come looking for me, Ironhead, or will I come looking for you?"

Hearing this, Wang Xiaoman had no doubts and continued to ask.

"Let's just meet at the airport, there's no need for all this trouble."

"I also need to prepare some gifts, so I won't arrive empty-handed when I meet the priests."

Fengpao clenched his fist and said.

He had been stalling with the other party for so long, hoping that one of the priests who came this time would be a big fish.

Otherwise, all that time he spent pretending to be friendly with the other party would have been wasted.

"Brother Tie Tou really knows how to handle people. If you hadn't said that, I would have almost forgotten about the gift."

Wang Xiaoman, on the other end of the phone, slapped his forehead and said.

No wonder Brother Iron Head is so successful here; he has a lot to learn about interpersonal relationships.

"It's alright! It's just some interpersonal skills."

"By the way! Have you prepared transportation for the priests' visit?" Feng Pao continued to ask.

The church members have just arrived and probably don't have any transportation.

If we could trick them into getting into the specially developed vehicle, it would save us a lot of trouble.