The entrance to the tree house, which was converted from the original reception room of the Western Continent.

The six little tree men came back strolling and swaying.

Yes, six little tree people.

On the way, Lingling, who felt that she was out of step with her brothers, turned into a sapling on the spot.

She held her small clothes and small items that would not change like the little clothes she wore when she traveled through time, stood in a row with her brothers, and walked back with great momentum.

The tree people on the road saw them like this and laughed and teased, "Wow, whose little tree person is so majestic?"

Then I got a babyish response: "It's my brother's house~"

Amidst laughter, the tree people hung small gifts on the branches of the little tree people, including food and toys.

The brothers looked around and saw that they saw things suitable for their sister. They were not jealous. After all, they didn't eat, and their sister would share her toys with them if she had any.

In this way, they received the kindness of the tribesmen along the way and slowly returned to the tree house.

Two years have passed, and the tree house has changed a lot. The wooden boards at the door have been replaced with solid wood and are fixed tightly to the door to ensure that no wind can leak in.

There are many cute little patterns painted on the door, including rabbits, birds, flowers and grass.

These are all graffiti that Lingling drew with her brothers when she had free time in the past two years.

The brushes, paints, and all of Lingling's other food, clothing, and other necessities were exchanged by the tree people with other races.

In the past, they were very resistant to contact with the outside world, but because of Lingling, the tree people on both sides of the East and West Continents have been communicating more and more with the outside world in the past two years.

Lingling didn't know how much her influence had changed the lives of the tree people. She was now happy to see Grandma Irene.

She walked forward with small, swaying steps and knocked politely on the door with a branch.

Then she started calling at the door in a baby voice: "Grandma Irene! Lingling and her brothers are back~"

With a creak, the door was opened from the inside. Irene looked at the little ones at the door with a smile in her eyes, and moved aside to let them go in first.

"Come in quickly, grandma thought you would be back for a while. Now that you are back, let's start the class and finish it early later."

Lingling didn't seem to be opposed to the class. Instead, she responded enthusiastically, "Okay, thanks, grandma. But grandma, please wait for me, Lingling~"

Then he took the toys and food he had received on the way from his brothers and quickly ran behind a curtain.

Behind the curtain is Lingling's bedroom in the Western Continent. The space is not very big, but it is very warm.

There are many colorful specimens of flowers and plants hanging on the wall.

There are two two-meter-high wooden stakes standing on the side. The stakes are carefully carved and polished to ensure that they will not prick your hands and are beautiful.

A small hammock woven from vines was hung in the middle of the wooden stakes. The hammock was beautifully decorated with colorful wild flowers and covered with soft pink cloth and a small quilt.

Next to the hammock is a large wooden wardrobe with natural and fresh colors.

After Lingling ran in, the first thing she did was to put all the small toys and snacks given by her uncles and aunts on the way into the lower layer of the wardrobe. Then she changed back into human form, hurriedly put on her own small clothes, and rushed out in a hurry.

It's not that she doesn't want to use the sapling form, it's just that writing in human form is much more convenient. Every time she can finish the homework assigned by Grandma Irene much faster than her brothers.

In fact, Irene did not teach the children anything too difficult. She mainly taught them the language of the tree people, the common language of the mainland, and some basic common sense.

Except for Alphonse who was a little naughty, the other children were all studious, and it was very easy for Irene to teach them.

Seeing Lingling come out after changing her clothes with her hair messy and all the little tufts gone, Irene smiled.

"Lingling, come here, let grandma cut your hair."

"Ah?" Lingling held her head with her chubby paws, and touched her hair in confusion. She found that it had fallen apart, and smiled sheepishly. She ran to Irene again, "Okay, thank you grandma~"

Irene quickly helped Lingling tie her hair up, pinned a small flower on it, and touched Lingling's little head.

"Okay, go take your seats. Grandma will give you a lecture."

......

After class, Alphonse was doing his homework on the wooden table with a bitter face. Lingling, who had finished her homework ahead of time, was running around among her brothers, looking at this one and that one.

Seeing that the other brothers were almost finished and Alphonse had less than half written, Lingling came up to him like a little adult and started chattering.

"Fifth brother, the other brothers are almost done, how long will it take you?"

Alphonse was about to complain when Lingling added, "Grandma Irene said the uncles are going out to do business today. We've learned the common language well enough. If we finish our homework, she can take us out to play."

Alphonse choked, holding back his words as he tried to act like a jerk and not do his homework. He replied listlessly, "Brother will be right there—Lingling, wait a little longer—"

The other brothers laughed secretly but didn't say anything.

Only his younger sister can help Xiaowu, so they should finish their homework quickly because his younger sister is waiting to go out and play. They definitely don’t want to be the last one to finish their homework.

So, supported by the idea that "my sister is waiting for us to play", the brothers completed their homework one after another.

Even Alphonse managed to do it in no time. Although I don't know how accurate it was, it was completed at least.

When Lingling saw that her brothers had finished, she jumped around twice in joy and then rushed out like a little whirlwind.

"Grandma--!!, Lingling can go play--!" The cheerful little voice lingered for a long time, leaving the five brothers behind looking at the round and cute little figure in front of them with doting eyes.

Irene was harvesting vegetables with a few tree people in the open space next to the tree house.

In order to provide Lingling with fresh vegetables, the tree people also learned to grow vegetables. They opened up several fields of various sizes in their territory and planted vegetables that grew fast and were easier to survive.

If Lingling can’t finish the cooked vegetables, she will save them for trading on the trading day.

Since they were going to trade today, they collected the remaining vegetables and planned to take them away later.

Seeing Lingling running towards them in a hurry, the tree people stretched out their vines in unison for fear that she would fall.

As a result, the little guy was steady and didn't fall.

She ran to Irene, hugged Irene's branch with her two short little hands, looked up and asked innocently, "Grandma Irene, can we go now? Lingling is so excited~"

Her two big eyes twinkled, clearly conveying to Irene her full expectations.

Irene chuckled and picked up Lingling: "It's all right now. Let's go now."