Elf, I am really a farmer

Wen Qi stood aside, looking at the martial arts bear master who limped to his feet on the battlefield, and the giant mantis lying on the ground unable to move. He couldn't help but frowned slightly, secretly complaining in his heart:

When these two guys were fighting, they were too ruthless.

Look at this scene. Even the victorious martial arts bear master is now covered in wounds. Several wounds on his body are bleeding, staining the grass beside him red.

The giant mantis was in an even more horrific state, with its wings as broken as rags ravaged by a strong wind, its shell cracked, revealing the tender pink flesh inside, and its injuries so severe that they were heartbreaking.

Wen Qi smacked his lips and thought: Fortunately, I arrived in time. Although this small world is special, it can protect the elves' lives.

But with their injuries like this, if no one takes care of them, they will probably have to lie down for ten days or half a month and recuperate for a while before they can recover.

Thinking of this, he shook his head helplessly. He was speechless, but also felt sorry for his own elf. He swallowed back the scolding that was about to come out of his mouth.

He hurriedly took action, ran to the side, and called softly:

"Totoro, Venusaur, come here!"

After a while, two elves hurried over, with concern in their eyes, and it was obvious that they also knew that something had happened here.

Wen Qi led them to the injured elf quickly, and without saying a word, he raised his hand and began to use the power of Changpan.

A soft light emanated from his palms, enveloping the Martial Arts Bear Master and the Giant Mantis.

Then, Stoker and Venusaur looked at each other and used the "Green Grass Field" skill at the same time in tacit understanding.

The turtle stomped its four legs heavily on the ground, muttering something. As it moved, circles of emerald green light spread out from it.

Wherever it goes, the grass seems to be summoned, growing rapidly and becoming lush and flourishing, forming a healing place full of vitality.

Venusaur is not to be outdone, its body also radiates the same emerald green light, echoing with the power of Tortoise, strengthening the healing effect of this "green grass field".

With the concerted efforts of the three, it didn't take long for the results to show up.

Wudao Master Xiong was less seriously injured and recovered first. His originally rapid breathing gradually became steady. He stood up and shook his body.

Although still a little weak, it is no longer a big deal. The wounds of the giant mantis are healing at a speed visible to the naked eye.

But his injuries were too severe and he was still lying on the ground, but his eyes looked more energetic.

Wen Qi saw that it was almost done, so he withdrew his hand, walked up to the giant mantis, squatted down, gently stroked its head, and said earnestly:

"You're seriously injured this time. You must take good care of yourself for three to five days. You are not allowed to fight with other elves again. Do you hear me?"

When the giant mantis heard this, a hint of reluctance flashed in its eyes. It waved its broken wings and made a "squeaking" sound in protest.

Wen Qi's face darkened and he pretended to be angry:

"Don't bargain with me. If you don't obey, you will not be allowed to fight any elves in private in the future. I mean what I say!"

Seeing this, the giant mantis seemed to know that Wen had really started to attack, so it lowered its head and obeyed obediently.

After dealing with the giant mantis, Wen Qi looked at Wudao Bear Master and the giant mantis with a serious expression:

"You two, you may spar with each other, but don't fight so hard in the future. Be more friendly. If you cause such serious injuries again, don't blame me for being rude and punishing you severely!"

The two elves looked at each other, nodded hurriedly, and made low noises, as if promising to be more careful next time.

Wen Qi looked at their appearance and wondered:

Whether this guarantee is true or not will depend on future performance. If you do the same thing again, you will not be forgiven easily.

But now, seeing that the two elves had finally calmed down, he was slightly relieved, thinking that he would have to pay more attention to them in the future to prevent them from causing such trouble again.

Wen Qi looked at the giant mantis, which was obediently following his instructions with its head down, and the martial arts bear master who was standing quietly by the side.

Knowing that they were temporarily safe, he sighed softly, turned around and left this "battlefield".

He was thinking about the other elves in the small world, and his steps naturally moved towards the depths.

Although Wen Qi has quite a few elves at hand, he is usually busy like a top, and he always wants to be lazy and be a salted fish.

But even so, he would always squeeze out some time every day to go into his little world and spend time with these little guys.

Even if he just quietly accompanies them, watching them rest, train, or feast on a meal, he feels at ease.

Wen Qi knew very well that no matter how well-behaved the elves were, if they didn't see their masters for a long time, the relationship between them would inevitably become unfamiliar.

So, unless there are any special circumstances, he will basically come here every day to hang out and meet the elves.

When he was particularly busy, he had his own way. He could directly summon all the elves.

Wen Qi stood there, watching them gather together with a smile, and then started playing with them.

This trick not only saves time, but also allows the elves to increase understanding and become more familiar with each other.

At this moment, Wen Qi walked and looked, thinking about the relationship between this group of elves in his family.

Although they were all conquered by him, the environment in the small world was comfortable and pleasant, and there was enough food, but the relationship between the elves was not as simple as it seemed on the surface.

Take attributes for example. Grass-type Pokémons are mostly not very interested in Fire-type and Flying-type Pokémons. After all, their attributes are mutually exclusive, and being suppressed is not a pleasant feeling.

Naturally, there is less communication on weekdays, and it is difficult to play together.

Wen Qi saw it all and was anxious. He wanted to improve the situation, but he also knew that this could not be rushed and had to be done slowly.

Fortunately, time is like water in a sponge. If you squeeze it, there will always be some. Let them spend more time together in the future. Maybe one day the relationship will break the ice and warm up.

After all, it only took me a year to conquer them. As we got along for a long time and became familiar with each other, our relationship naturally improved.

Of course, it could be worse, everything is possible, but Wen Qi still tried his best to guide the relationship between the elves in a good direction.

But this is not easy. Although Wen Qi likes some elves more than others, sometimes it is better to treat all elves equally.

Only in this way can we manage them, otherwise it will be a lot of trouble.

Wen Qi thought about this while strolling in the small world, looking at the familiar scenery around him and the different appearances of the elves.

The corners of his mouth rose unconsciously, and his steps became lighter. He was happiest every day when he was with the elves, unlike the many things happening outside.