A is in StarCraft, just disembarked from the Zerg Prince spaceship.

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The makeshift command center was actually a shed assembled from logs and transparent materials, with a few tables made of rough wood and a few tree stumps used as stools inside.

It was incredibly rudimentary. The most advanced equipment here was a light screen terminal, with some paper notebooks and pens scattered around, all for the lady's use.

"Manmanmanmanmanmanmanmanman..."

Several little leaf sprites surrounded the lady, chattering away.

"We've received a fruit order, what should we do? Should we accept it or not? When will the fruit be ripe?"

"It should be soon."

The lady, wearing gold-rimmed glasses and the same beautiful dress as before, held a pen and looked solemnly at the growth status of the fruit trees on the screen.

It's very difficult for the Little Leaf Fairy to force the fruit to grow; they can only force a few to grow in a day. If they want to supply in large quantities, they still need to rely on the fruit trees to grow naturally. Under natural conditions, the fruit will take about a month to ripen.

Even when the fruit is ripe, everything is still going to be done; there's still harvesting, quality inspection, packaging, and transportation...

The chubby male elf counted on his fingers and realized there wasn't enough time. His face scrunched up: "The order from the mining planet requires delivery within a month... We can't accept it."

He drooped his wings, somewhat dejected.

Previously, the fruits on Little Leaf Elf Planet were supplied year-round without interruption. This is the first time they have been unable to produce enough fruits to meet their orders.

So sad, so heartbroken.

"It's alright," Mrs. Lin comforted him. "Tell the clients the actual situation: the Fairy Fruit Tree needs a longer natural growth cycle to ensure the best flavor. Ask them if they are willing to wait, or we can provide a batch of the best quality mushrooms as a substitute to establish an initial cooperative relationship. Once the fruit ripens, we will definitely give them priority in supplying it."

"Okay."

Problem solved, next one.

"Manmanmanman, someone ordered mushrooms, but he's trying to haggle over the price QAQ!"

"Is this going too far? Transfer him to me, I'll talk to him."

Little Leaf Elf pushed the terminal in front of her.

The lady rolled up her sleeves and began typing rapidly: "Dear customer, the mushrooms produced on our Little Leaf Elf Planet are grown naturally in a culture medium of fruit tree sawdust from the planet's native forests. Their taste and nutritional value are completely different from those cultivated with artificial sawdust. If you are only looking for low prices, then we really cannot cooperate. Please go and buy the cultivated mushrooms from the neighboring Agricultural Planet. I believe you chose us before because you knew the difference. If you value quality, then you will have to pay for what you get."

"Yay!" The little elf nodded vigorously, a big smile spreading across its face. It was immediately relieved. It clapped its little hand on the terminal and sent the message over.

Problem solved, next one.

"Manman QAQ! The sun is too strong, the fruit tree seedlings and mushrooms need shade netting."

"Okay, I'll order it right away." The lady leaned down to look at the little sprite who was talking. "Then I'll have to trouble you to calculate the area of ​​the shade netting you need."

"no problem!"

Problem solved, next one.

"Manmanmanman, the docking fee for transport ships to a certain planet is going up this month..."

"What? The agricultural transport chain costs for transport ships are fixed; raising prices arbitrarily is illegal. Which planet dares to raise prices arbitrarily? Give me the evidence of the price increase, and I'll go to the Imperial Transport Department."

"good!"

next.

"Manman! The nutrient solution supply is almost gone!"

"I'll contact the humans to buy it."

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The calls of "Manman" rose and fell, and tiny figures flew back and forth, carrying all sorts of questions and messages.

The lady sat in the middle, handling the matter methodically.

Although life is busy, it is very fulfilling.

Busy as ever, clearing away dead wood, tending to mushrooms, monitoring saplings, and dealing with all sorts of unexpected minor issues...

The lady and the leaf fairies ate the wind and drank the dew together, lived in a house made of large leaves, and slept on a leaf bed that the fairies had nurtured.

Every day, the moment I open my eyes, I'm busy working. I eat the fruit that the little leaf fairy helped me grow, the bread I bought, and the creamy mushroom soup that my wife cooked. When it gets dark, I light the firefly lamps, and when it gets late at night, I rest... Every moment is filled to the brim.

When she gets busy, she can briefly forget that she has lost a child.

Two days later, the ordered shade netting arrived. The sapling nursery and greenhouse were covered with the shade netting, and the sunlight was just right, not too intense.

The little leaf sprites continued to clear away dead trees, encourage the growth of saplings, build houses, and busily dispersed in various places.

The lady was in a shed outside the mushroom greenhouse discussing with several elves what kind of mushroom bags to plant for the next batch when suddenly, a familiar, not-too-loud engine sound came from the sky.

They came out and looked up at the sky. It was the spaceship that was delivering nutrient solution to humans. The deliverymen were waving from the portholes of the spaceship. They were the little warriors who had been on Blackwater Star!