Baby with Daoist Monarch System-Chapter 53 - 34: The Reward Promised by the Principal. Is the Comprehension Root Bone Omnipotent?

Chapter 53: Chapter 34: The Reward Promised by the Principal. Is the Comprehension Root Bone Omnipotent?

Mom habitually praised Xu Ran.

The principal patted Xu Ran’s head: "Indeed, as the principal, I should thank you too!"

Lu Ya: "Brother Cheng, mere verbal thanks are too insipid. You need to offer a substantial gift, stop drawing empty promises."

"Think about it, how much help has Xu Ran given you? The city’s Spiritual Cultivator, even if they rush over after a break, would take over half an hour! Half an hour... what a huge risk it could be?"

The other two mentors were equally apprehensive: "Yes, the kids here are only a little over one year old. If they really had to struggle for half an hour, they might suffer brain damage due to lack of oxygen. We must give Xu Ran more rewards!"

The two mentors cast grateful looks at Xu Ran, insisting on giving him certain rewards.

Xu Ran’s mouth curled into a faint smile: "Principal, it’s not necessary! It’s not necessary!"

Principal: "..."

They’ve said so much, it would be impolite to just freeload.

"Let me think, what reward would be suitable for you... You’re only five and a half, most of the goodies won’t be useful for you. I need to think it over!"

Xu Ran nodded: "Okay."

He readily agreed. After all, the initial purpose of saving people wasn’t for rewards; he saved the tiny tots piled underneath him; he saved the camaraderie of classmates.

Even brushing up on progress was done casually.

As for the rewards, it’s purely an unexpected surprise, right?

Initially, there was no thought of a reward.

Now the principal has made a promise, so there’s no need to worry about welching!

The only perplexity is that the progress was too little.

A measly 47 points of progress doesn’t tally with his role as a grinding maestro!

Xu Ran pondered, suddenly looking at Mom: "Mom, ask Zhuangzhuang’s mom, Tongtong’s mom to bring the kids over, I can completely help eliminate the nightmares’ terror in the kids."

"And other moms at the kindergarten, you all have friends, if there are children plagued by fear in anyone’s home, have them brought over as quickly as possible, I can heal them."

Mom’s eyes lit up: "Can you really do that? Son, won’t you be overburdened?"

Xu Ran waved his hand: "No worries. Just have them come over quickly!"

If there’s going to be progress brushing, might as well do it thoroughly!

So, ten minutes later, at the foot of the entrance to Demigod Kindergarten, over a hundred moms were holding sobbing and twitching kids, pleading for treatment.

Xu Ran didn’t hesitate, and got straight to work!

Fear elimination progress +1...

Fear elimination progress +1...

"Hmm..."

Behind him, Li Qinghong looked increasingly astonished. She had seen many top-tier geniuses, but it was the first time seeing such an odd Root Bone like Xu Ran’s — not only was his Qi Blood growth rapid and his combat skills far ahead, but he could even dispel fears caused by bizarre nightmares?

Isn’t this something only High Tier Spiritual Cultivators can achieve? One must possess a Spiritual Root Bone.

How does this defy common sense?

Comprehension Root Bone = Omnipotence?

Key is Xu Ran’s spell, which was just commonplace gabble to calm emotions, anyone could recite it, yet the same spell only worked when Xu Ran uttered it.

Even when the principal tried dozens of times, it was ineffective — just absurd!

The ethereal Comprehension Root Bone is truly this formidable?

Li Qinghong was full of doubt...

Xu Ran, however, was busy grinding progress.

Tongtong’s mom and Zhuangzhuang’s mom squeezed to the front, their expressions ecstatic: "Little Ran, Little Ran~ It’s been ages since we’ve seen you~"

Xu Ran lifted his eyes: "Indeed, Auntie."

"You’re amazing now, not only the super genius of Demigod Kindergarten but also helping kids eliminate nightmare fears, you’re so outstanding that words can’t describe you!"

Tongtong’s mom was full of praise, seemingly about to praise Xu Ran to the skies.

Meanwhile, Zhuangzhuang’s mom was somewhat reserved: "Little Ran, I brought a few more friends along, their kids are quite pitiful too, does this affect you?"

Xu Ran was gentle: "It doesn’t affect me."

Zhuangzhuang’s mom puffed up her chest and smiled, looking back at several friends, her face full of pride: "See, I told you, Little Ran is really nice; I used to hold him when he was little."

She seemed to be flaunting her extensive connections, and her showing off didn’t let her down, as her friends were full of envy and amazement at her.

"Zhuangzhuang’s mom is really something, knowing the super genius of Demigod Kindergarten!"

"If only we also knew such a genius."

Hearing her friends’ flattery, Zhuangzhuang’s mom proudly tilted her head, utterly delighted.

Xu Ran didn’t expose Zhuangzhuang’s mom. People, after all, enjoy obtaining emotional value through showing off.

Not only did he not expose her, but he even took a look at the mothers, noticing their children were only one-year-old, and immediately waved.

"Come, come, let’s heal your kids first."

Hearing Xu Ran’s words, Zhuangzhuang’s mom’s friends were shocked, faces full of disbelief — was this getting privileged access?!

"Is it possible? Really possible?"

Zhuangzhuang’s mom was startled, then flattered, promptly urging several of them: "Hurry, quickly go!"

"Thank you, Zhuangzhuang’s mom."

"Thank you, little handsome guy!"

Xu Ran smiled lightly, and in a sea of amazed gazes, healed several little ones.

"How amazing this little genius is!"

"No wonder he could enter Demigod Kindergarten!"

"Zhuangzhuang’s mom, being neighbors with such a super genius is truly a blessing!"

Zhuangzhuang’s mom grinned widely: "Not at all, it’s because Little Ran and Little Ran’s mom hold me in esteem, they are very good people."

"That child Xu Ran, I remember when he was just a few months old, already so smart... Once he started walking, it was steady as can be, and by one year old he knew Hide and Seek, inherently wiser than ordinary people..."