When Su Lan first arrived in a strange interstellar world, she was picked up by a strange orc's tail. She wondered if she was going to be eaten and die here.

Unfortunately, in the end she still didn't know whether her parents loved her or not.

The orc did not hurt Su Lan. Instead, he took off his warm coat and put it on Su Lan, and asked in a soft voice.

"Why is there a little kid here? He fell to the ground and no one cared. Did he get lost from his parents? Or are the evil space pirates kidnapping and selling babies?"

A five or six-year-old child was running alone outside in the middle of the night and fell down, with no guardian around. The passing cars always attracted the attention of kind passers-by.

This is true even in the interstellar age.

Orc Beth was a snow leopard orc doctor who had just gotten off work. She was wearing a windbreaker and small leather shoes as she braved the wind and snow to go home. Her silver hair was flying. When she saw Su Lan falling beside her, she wrapped her long and soft snow leopard tail around her waist and carefully picked her up.

"Where did you come from, little cub? Why are you wandering around the streets so late at night? Have you lost your family? Where is your home? I'll take you back."

With the empire's birth rate declining and legal protection and welfare for cubs further enhanced, few people would think of anything too extreme.

Beth naturally treated Su Lan as a lost child.

Su Lan stared at the tail that was circling her and laughed: "Cat...cat tail! It's alive!"

It was so warm and soft, like she was being held in someone's arms for comfort.

Su Lan likes this warm big tail very much.

Beth: “…”

Did this kid become stupid after falling?

Beth picked up Su Lan worriedly to check if she was injured from the fall.

Su Lan looked thin and small, with scales on her face that had not yet fallen off from her larval stage. She was obviously a cub of the Scale Clan orcs.

Strange thing.

This remote and desolate planet is relatively cold and lacks resources. The Scale Clan has never settled here. How could there be children of the Scale Clan here?

The birth rate of Scale Clan cubs is notoriously low.

Her scales looked gray, and she looked malnourished, both well-behaved and uneasy. It was unknown what race she was.

What if you leave such a young child alone outdoors in the middle of winter and let him get sick from the cold?

Parents are too careless.

Lidya Su blinked and whispered, "Auntie, Mom and Dad don't want me anymore. No one wants me anymore. I don't have a home anymore."

Is she dreaming?

This was the first time Su Lan saw a person with animal characteristics, just like in the cartoons she secretly watched behind the sofa.

She likes Aunt Cat with a Big Tail.

If this was a dream, Su Lan hoped that this good dream could last a little longer. It would be worth it even if she got beaten when she woke up.

As soon as Su Lan said this, Beth's face changed immediately and her voice suddenly became several tones higher.

"What?! There are still people abandoning children these days?! And they're from the Scale Tribe! You've seen everything after living long enough." Beth was shocked to find that children were still abandoned these days. Her hands trembled, and her eyes were filled with disbelief. "Who would be so heartless as to abandon such a young child? They're committing a crime."

There are fewer and fewer cubs now, and many people find it difficult to have their own cubs, not to mention losing the children they have worked so hard to give birth to.

Lidya Su's mood became increasingly depressed, and tears were about to fall: "I'm not good enough, I don't work hard enough to do housework, and I'm ugly, so no one wants me. Auntie, I'm a little monster."

She tried so hard to be a good child but no one was willing to support her. Su Lan had become accustomed to being abandoned and not expected by anyone. She was a little monster that everyone hated.

Beth felt distressed and touched Su Lan's fluffy little head to comfort her: "No, you are the cutest baby I have ever seen."

How can such a cute cub look like a little monster? That’s nonsense!

At this moment, Beth, who was close to Su Lan, noticed that there were many bruises under her ill-fitting and thin clothes, as if she had been beaten severely.

If she accidentally touched it, Su Lan would scream in pain and struggle.

Something is wrong!

This cub is injured!

Beth is a surgeon by profession. She quickly performed a simple examination and discovered a clue when she examined the wound.

There were bruises from being beaten under Su Lan's ill-fitting clothes. She was so thin that her bones were almost visible, and it was obvious that she had been abused. She looked so pitiful and heartbreaking.

Beth immediately called the police. The nearby interstellar police heard about this and drove a starship over to check the situation.

This was the first time they had heard of suspected abuse and abandonment of cubs in all their years of investigating cases.

The number of Scale Clan cubs born in recent years has been decreasing, especially among the various orcs in the Scale Clan. They are going crazy for the cubs. How could anyone be willing to throw their children away?

Was it abduction by interstellar human traffickers? Or was it the cub abandonment case that shocked the Empire for a whole year?

Everyone in the police station suddenly felt that the situation had become serious. A serious case of abandonment of puppies had actually occurred in their territory.

The orc Beth stayed with Su Lan all the time, refusing to leave for a long time, and even bought her delicious food.

Four or five police cars and starships soon arrived in front of Su Lan, took Beth and Su Lan to the police station, and gave them a full physical examination.

After a while, Su Lan received the physical examination report while she was still confused.

The doctor's face was solemn as he read the medical report. "Su Lan, bone age six years old, scale tribe, genetic sample is small, specific race is unknown, local genetic equipment cannot accurately detect, it is very likely that she is a scale tribe, which is relatively small in number. We need to go to the Imperial Star to find out the specifics. She is severely malnourished, with many scars on her body, and has been abused for a long time. If she had not been found in time, she would probably die of illness. This is a serious violation of the laws of the empire."

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