After transmigrating through countless worlds, the Beast Tamer Cub plucked all the Heavenly Dao bein

Chapter 199 The Master of Dreams (9)

"Mumumumumu..."

Ningbao ran to the school gate, muttering to herself, but after looking around, she couldn't find Mumu anywhere.

Of course we can't find her! Mumu is still in the teacher's office and hasn't come out at all. How could we find her?

But Ningbao didn't know that mobile phones weren't allowed in kindergarten and primary school, so Mumu bought Ningbao an old-fashioned mobile phone and put it in her virtual bag so that she couldn't take it out to play with at school.

Ning Bao was so anxious that she forgot she even had a phone, and therefore didn't check the text message Mu Mu sent her. As for the phone call, Mu Mu had made one, but Ning Bao couldn't hear it through the spatial bag.

Finally, the three kids discussed it and decided that Mumu must have gone home first because she couldn't find Ningbao. So Ningbao hurriedly grabbed her schoolbag and ran home.

When Mumu came out of school, she looked around but didn't see Ningbao. She sent messages, but Ningbao didn't reply, and she couldn't get through to her on the phone.

Because smartwatches can now be used to play games, kindergartens don't allow smartwatches. Mumu looked again and thought that either she or Ningbao would probably have to drop out of school, as that could easily lead to trouble.

Fortunately, Mumu wasn't as forgetful as Ningbao and remembered that they had a pet contract. The pet contract had a voice transmission function, but the range was relatively short, so it couldn't be used before, but the location function had a much wider range.

Mumu sensed that Ningbao had already gone home. Their house was not far from the school and was located in a good school district.

When Ningbao got home, she searched the house but couldn't find Mumu anywhere. She was dumbfounded. The child stood helplessly in the living room, her mind blank, not knowing what to do, tears welling up in her eyes.

"Ningbao".

With the sound of the door opening, Mumu's voice came from outside. Ningbao jumped up, ran to the door to open it, then threw herself into Mumu's arms, tears welling in her eyes as she apologized:

"Waaaaah~ Mumu~ I'm sorry, Ningbao was wrong, Ningbao shouldn't have run off like that."

She thought that she had missed Mumu's dismissal time because she was looking for the insulated box, which made Mumu look for her everywhere and thus they missed each other.

Mu Mu was taken aback, but then she heard Ning Bao still sincerely apologizing:

"Ningbao will definitely wait obediently next time and won't run around anymore. Hiccup~"

The child started to hiccup as she cried, and Mumu gently patted her back while comforting her.

Ningbao, sobbing, was led to the sofa by Mumu's little hand. Without Mumu even asking, she poured out everything that had happened since morning, and even gave a profound self-reflection at the end. She was practically ready to write a self-criticism for Mumu.

At this point, Mumu only had one question:

"Ningbao, do you remember you have a cell phone?"

Ning Bao froze at Mu Mu's utterly helpless tone. She belatedly rummaged through her spatial bag and pulled out her old-fashioned mobile phone, only to find 16 missed calls and 27 text messages. Without exception, they were all from Mu Mu.

Ning Bao: Σ(っ°Д°;)っ

Ningbao looked up at Mumu, then down at the phone in her hand, twisting her little hands together, and started to change the subject:

"The weather is so nice today."

Mumu sighed, patted Ningbao's head, and still felt that she should drop out of school. Although her going to school would be more beneficial to the mission than Ningbao going to school, Mumu had been running around in the previous few small worlds, and Mumu still wanted Ningbao to have a normal life for a while and play with other children her age.

Besides, she couldn't just leave Ningbao alone at home; Ningbao wasn't the type to stay still. This school district apartment was quite small, unlike their old villa. Ningbao could practically tear the house apart if she stayed home.

As for her, she used an invisibility talisman to sneak into the junior high school section during the day to look for people. Although searching like this seemed less efficient than gathering information, there were only a few thousand students in the entire junior high school, so she could just check them one by one. This way, it wouldn't delay the mission's progress too much.

The only minor issue is the slight risk of being discovered. Of course, the bigger problem is that dropping out of school isn't easy. Such a big deal requires a guardian's involvement, right? It's not like Mumu can just drop out whenever she wants, but whether their nominal guardian uncle even exists is another question.

Being late or leaving early every day isn't necessarily a bad thing, but Mu Mu is afraid that it might actually make her more difficult for the teachers to deal with. After all, her current teachers are all quite dedicated, and what if they need to "save" her, this lost sheep? Wouldn't that make things even more complicated for her to find someone to help her?

Sigh, all I can say is that these little kids are such a hassle. It would be so much better if there was an adult among them.

……

The adult Feng Yuan was holding a thermal box and looking at it. It was something Little Apple had picked up while collecting trash, and there was a sticker on it that looked very familiar to Feng Yuan.

Wasn't this scene recorded in a jade slip when they were cultivating immortality?

"Little Apple, where did you find it?"

"At the kindergarten gate."

Although Little Apple didn't recognize Ning Bao, he could immediately spot the Feng Yuan pattern. Qing Qing and Xiao Hei looked alike—no, Xiao Hei was practically a miniature version of Qing Qing. So Little Apple deliberately kept the insulated box instead of selling it to the old lady who recycles it like other trash.

Feng Yuan slapped her forehead. Right, she'd been foolish. According to Qingqing's educational philosophy, if possible, she would definitely send Ningbao to school as usual. How much knowledge he learned was secondary; the most important thing was for him to be with his peers and do what children his age should be doing.

A flawless version after careful inspection!

Okay, it's decided, I'll go stake out the kindergarten gate tomorrow morning!

……

After dinner, Ningbao, suddenly realizing she had a cell phone, turned on her old-fashioned phone. Although it was an old-fashioned phone, it could play Candy Crush and Snake, and Ningbao, who hadn't played games much before, immediately got hooked.

"Ningbao, come and wash up."

"Wait, wait a minute."

Ningbao was lying on the bed, engrossed in playing Candy Crush, her two chubby little feet dangling back and forth, completely unaware that Mumu had already stood behind her.

"You're really good at it."

Mumu glanced at Ningbao's level count and suddenly realized that Ningbao might be a genius in some way, having cleared dozens of levels in just over half an hour. That meant he was averaging less than a minute per level, faster than Ningbao even when doing mental arithmetic.

"Ah! Ningbao, go wash up right away, I'll be right there!"

Ningbao was startled by Mumu's sudden voice, quickly jumped out of bed, put down her phone, and ran to the bathroom.

Mumu took Ningbao's phone and played a level. Although it was quite simple for her, it wasn't so easy for a child like Ningbao; it required some thought.