My Pig Saved the World [Comprehensive British and American]

Thomas caught up with his sister at the barn door, grabbed Karin's suspenders and said, "Hey, kid, what are you doing so fast?"

Karin turned her head to see her brother, handed him the candy in her hand, and asked with a smile, "Do you want a lollipop? Thomas?"

"Don't eat!" Thomas let go of Karin, looked up at the open barn door, and saw that all the animals that were freed by his grandfather turned their heads to look at them. He stopped at the door, folded his hands and said, "You You have 5 minutes to play with your buddies."

"Okay!" Little Karin nodded casually, she had already run in, and threw herself into the arms of the man who was walking towards them, "Uncle Sam!"

Sam touched Karin's little head, smiled at Thomas and said, "Are you going to come in again?"

Thomas nodded and said, "I'm right here watching Karin."

Karin looked at Thomas, who said "he wouldn't come in if he was killed", licked a lollipop and said, "Thomas said he was allergic."

Sam laughed, hugged Karin and said, "Then let your brother guard the gate for us!" He said, and walked to the animals with Karin in his arms.

Karin looked up at two elephants, one big and one small, stretching their trunks towards her. She patted Uncle Sam on the shoulder and said, "Wait a minute, I have something for Pike and Charlie."

Sam stopped when he heard this.

Karin took out a crumpled small bag of biscuits from the large chest pocket of the overalls, and said to the two elephants, "I brought delicious biscuits today, do you want to eat?"

Sam looked at Karin and said, "They should like it very much."

"Well, I think so too!" Karin stuffed the lollipop into her mouth, opened the biscuit bag awkwardly, took out a broken biscuit from it, and handed it to the elephant.

The older elephant stepped back to let the younger one come forward.

The little one stretched out his nose and sniffed Karin's hand, and took a big mouthful of nasal water on her hand.

"Ah!" Karin frowned, opened her mouth, and the lollipop fell to the ground.

"Hahaha, little idiot!" Thomas sneered, leaning against the door, "I told you that elephants can't eat! What's going on now? Hey, you're not going to cry, are you?"

"I'm an older child, so I won't cry!" Karin glared at Thomas, "Thomas the Coward!"

Thomas shrugged and said, "Crybaby!"

Karin pursed her lips and said, "I'm not going to cry! Absolutely not!"

Little Karin showed an expression of trying not to cry too much on his face, which made Sam laugh. He waved to the two elephants, motioned them to go away, and said, "They just ate, maybe you should Feed them later."

"Is that so?" Karin looked at her wet hands and biscuits stained with elephant nose, and flattened her mouth, "Okay! Then..."

"Throw this away!" Sam took the biscuit from her hand, threw it on the ground, and stuffed the bag of biscuits in her hand back into the big pocket of her overalls, and then handed it like magic. There was an extra cotton handkerchief, and he wiped Karin's hands with the handkerchief in one hand. "Come on, I'll take you to see your favorite trapeze artist."

Karin nodded obediently.

Sam walked toward the door on the other side of the barn with Karin in his arms.

Behind the barn, there was a row of single-storey terraced houses. Sam pushed open the wooden door of one of them and said, "Roland."

Inside the wooden door was a simple single room. A woman stood in front of the mirror and was dressing. When she heard the sound of the door opening, she immediately pulled off her cloak from the dressing mirror, wrapped it around her body in a hurry, and turned to face the door.

"Roland!" Karin exclaimed happily.

Roland's wary expression relaxed when he saw Karin in Sam's arms, and she smiled.

Sam put Karin down, watched the little girl run towards Roland, and said, "Is it okay for you to play with her?"

Roland just knelt down/body stretched out his hand to hold Karin's little hand, and raised his eyes to Sam and said, "Yes."

Sam nodded and closed the door behind them.

Karin looked at Roland with a smile, patted the big pocket on her chest, and asked, "Do you want some biscuits?"

"No, I won't eat." Roland shook his head.

"Okay! Everyone doesn't seem to like biscuits, but biscuits are really delicious!" Karin said with some disappointment.

Roland squeezed Karin's little hand and said, "If you like to eat, you should eat more, so that you can grow up faster."

Karin thought for a while and said, "Okay, I'll listen to you."

Roland asked, "Are you on vacation, right?"

"Yes, Dad brought Thomas and me to Grandpa's house, and he said he would pick us up again at the end of the holiday," Karin said.

Roland smiled and said, "Well, that's great, isn't it?"

"Hmm!" Karin looked at Roland and asked, "Have your feathers grown?"

Roland smiled and said, "Well, it's grown up."

"Then..." Karin looked at Roland curiously and asked, "Can I... have a look?"

Roland hesitated for a moment, met Karin's clear eyes, and said, "Actually, there is nothing to see." He stood up and lifted the cloak wrapped around him.

Karin watched the cloak fall to the ground, revealing Roland's wings behind her back, and she showed a look of expectation.

Roland stared at Karin, the corner of his mouth moved slightly, and a pair of white wings slowly spread behind her.

"Wow!" Karin said happily, clapping her little hands. "During the last spring break, your feathers were all small tubes, and now they're all grown! So beautiful!"

Roland turned his head and glanced at his pair of wings, hummed, and slowly closed them again.

Karin reached out and tugged at Roland's skirt, and said enviously, "It would be great if I had wings like yours, it would be cool!"

"Karin!" Roland's face changed, she picked up the cloak and wrapped it around her body, and said sharply: "No, this is not something you should envy!"

Karin looked at Roland unclearly.

Roland didn't want to say more, turned around, walked to the table and sat down, and said, "Also, remember what I told you." She turned to look at Karin, "Do you remember what I told you? About me wings."

Karin nodded, walked to her side, and looked up at Roland.

Although she didn't quite understand why Roland didn't allow her to envy her, she had such beautiful wings, but she remembered what Roland said to her, "I didn't tell anyone, I didn't even tell Thomas."

Roland's face softened when she heard the words, and she reached out and gently stroked Karin's cheek, saying, "You did a good job."

Karin laughed, she turned her head and saw a small black box on the desk, only the size of her palm, and curiously reached out to take a look.

The moment she was about to touch the box, Roland held Karin's hand, frowned slightly and said, "Don't touch it."

Karin raised her head to look at Roland in puzzlement, and asked, "I just want to take a look, I promise I won't break it!"

"No, this one won't work!" Roland quickly grabbed the box and stuffed it into the drawer of the desk, then turned to Karin and said, "This box is not a toy, understand? If you touch it, it will You become a little ant on the ground."

Karin wowed and said, "Really? Can it really turn me into an ant?" She became excited, "Can I not become an ant? This box can make me grow up quickly and become like an ant." Is he a grown-up like Dad?"

Roland laughed, she shook her head and said, "No, it can only turn you into an ant."

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Box!

Karin, who was immersed in the past, suddenly raised her eyes and murmured, "That little box... Roland..."

The phone rings.

Karin grabbed her phone and saw Bruce's name flashing on the screen, and she swiped away.

"Karin, it's me, Bruce." Bruce's voice said on the other end of the phone.

Karin asked in surprise, "You... You and Tony got back together?"

"Yes, so now I'm going back to Pennyworth, Alfred is waiting for my news." Bruce said.

So it is!Karin nodded and asked again, "Are you leaving soon?"

"Yes." Bruce said with a smile.

"Wait! Bruce, wait!" Karin said.

"What?" Bruce asked.

Karin thought about this memory of her childhood. Regarding the small box, she was not sure if it had anything to do with the iron box. Maybe it would be better to discuss it with Bruce before telling Tony?She said anxiously: "Don't go yet, okay? Just wait for me at the door, and I'll come right over!" After finishing speaking, she immediately hung up the phone and walked towards the door.

Five minutes later, Bruce stood by his car watching Karin scurry out of another building.

"Bruce!" Karin waved at him as she ran.

Bruce took a few steps in her direction, and asked softly, "What happened? You look anxious."

"It's nothing, I'm just worried that you waited too long." Karin took a breath and stopped in front of Bruce, looked up at him and said, "I have something to say."

"What?" Bruce asked.

"That... You saw the box after you went out with Tony and the others, right?" Karin asked, "So you successfully exchanged it back?"

"No. I didn't see the box, but the ring did come off my hand because it was close to the box that holds the box." Bruce smiled, raised his smooth and slender hand and shook it in front of Karin, "Your ring is in Banner's place now, and he is doing some experiments on the connection between the box and the ring."

Karin looked at Bruce suspiciously, but didn't see the box, so she asked, "Then what have you guys been doing all this time? Are you trying to get the ring off with Tony's magical black technology?"

Bruce smiled and replied, "Tony took me to Banner's laboratory, and then did some basic tests."

All right.Karin fell silent. If Bruce didn't even see the box, is it necessary for her to discuss her confusion about the small box with him?

"What do you want to tell me?" Bruce asked, looking at Karin who was looking pensive.

Karin looked up at Bruce, shook her head, and said, "I just wanted to ask you how you got back with Tony. You told me just now."

Bruce frowned slightly, he nodded, and said, "The ring fell off suddenly, like a magnet meeting another magnet with opposite poles."

"Body swaps don't feel good at all, do they?" Karin asked.

Bruce thought for a while after hearing the words, and said, "I can't say it's very bad, in my opinion, it's very interesting."

"Interesting?" Karin asked in surprise.