Beastmen Kings At My Feet [Reverse Harem] - Chapter 55: Chapter 55
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Those people naturally couldn't succeed, because the seeds had long since lost their vitality. Veronica understood this well and really wanted to tell them the truth.
However, the reality was harsh. Unless she could personally bring those seeds back to life, her words would only be dismissed as nonsense, gaining no one's trust.
Time slipped by unnoticed. In the blink of an eye, a whole week had passed. Veronica wasn't anxious at all.
She knew that wheat usually germinated between the fifth and tenth day, and considering how different this planet's climate was from Earth's, it made perfect sense for things to take a bit longer here.
She had more than enough patience to wait for a miracle to happen in her test field.
Over the course of the week, the people around her gradually began to lose faith. Most of them believed Veronica would end up just like all the others who had tried and failed before her.
But just when everyone thought her attempt was doomed, a miracle quietly arrived.
On the morning of the ninth day, as the first ray of sunlight touched the ground, a tiny green tip suddenly poked through the soil in Veronica's test field. It was a spark of new life, a miracle born from the earth.
At first, it was a diligent attendant who, during his routine inspection, happened to notice something surprising. His gaze fell on a patch of land that had seemed entirely ordinary, but now there appeared to be a subtle change.
He rubbed his eyes and looked again, focusing on that very spot, and saw scattered hints of tender green beginning to break through the soil. They looked especially fresh and vivid.
His heart skipped a beat. He could hardly believe what he was seeing. After all these long years, he had nearly forgotten what green even looked like. On this barren land, green had become so rare that every sighting felt like a miracle.
Unable to hold back his excitement, he quickly walked over, crouched down, and studied the delicate seedlings closely. His chest swelled with joy and anticipation.
He couldn't wait to tell Veronica the good news, because these sprouts had come from the very seeds she had planted with her own hands.
He knew just how much hope and effort she had poured into those seeds, and how much she had endured just to wait for this moment.
He ran off shouting, "They sprouted. They really sprouted."
At first, the people nearby didn't understand what he meant. But as more and more of them gathered and saw for themselves, they realized what had happened—Veronica had actually gotten the seeds to grow.
The attendant finally found Veronica and, still breathless with excitement, told her what he had discovered.
As Veronica heard the news, a bright smile bloomed across her face, and her eyes lit up with excitement. She hurried over to the field, eager to see for herself that her efforts had finally paid off.
Those tender green sprouts seemed to be whispering to her about the power of life and the brilliance of hope, filling her with deep comfort and pride.
The test field was already surrounded by a crowd, including other seed experimenters and attendants who managed the land. Everyone was watching Veronica's field and talking in hushed voices.
One of the testers, overwhelmed with emotion, opened his holo-interface and carefully selected a video he had recorded with great care, then uploaded it. The footage captured Veronica's test field, now brimming with vitality and promise.
He knew just how important this video was. It wasn't just a simple recording—it was the clearest proof yet of the Ancient Earth seeds' viability.
However, the reality was harsh. Unless she could personally bring those seeds back to life, her words would only be dismissed as nonsense, gaining no one's trust.
Time slipped by unnoticed. In the blink of an eye, a whole week had passed. Veronica wasn't anxious at all.
She knew that wheat usually germinated between the fifth and tenth day, and considering how different this planet's climate was from Earth's, it made perfect sense for things to take a bit longer here.
She had more than enough patience to wait for a miracle to happen in her test field.
Over the course of the week, the people around her gradually began to lose faith. Most of them believed Veronica would end up just like all the others who had tried and failed before her.
But just when everyone thought her attempt was doomed, a miracle quietly arrived.
On the morning of the ninth day, as the first ray of sunlight touched the ground, a tiny green tip suddenly poked through the soil in Veronica's test field. It was a spark of new life, a miracle born from the earth.
At first, it was a diligent attendant who, during his routine inspection, happened to notice something surprising. His gaze fell on a patch of land that had seemed entirely ordinary, but now there appeared to be a subtle change.
He rubbed his eyes and looked again, focusing on that very spot, and saw scattered hints of tender green beginning to break through the soil. They looked especially fresh and vivid.
His heart skipped a beat. He could hardly believe what he was seeing. After all these long years, he had nearly forgotten what green even looked like. On this barren land, green had become so rare that every sighting felt like a miracle.
Unable to hold back his excitement, he quickly walked over, crouched down, and studied the delicate seedlings closely. His chest swelled with joy and anticipation.
He couldn't wait to tell Veronica the good news, because these sprouts had come from the very seeds she had planted with her own hands.
He knew just how much hope and effort she had poured into those seeds, and how much she had endured just to wait for this moment.
He ran off shouting, "They sprouted. They really sprouted."
At first, the people nearby didn't understand what he meant. But as more and more of them gathered and saw for themselves, they realized what had happened—Veronica had actually gotten the seeds to grow.
The attendant finally found Veronica and, still breathless with excitement, told her what he had discovered.
As Veronica heard the news, a bright smile bloomed across her face, and her eyes lit up with excitement. She hurried over to the field, eager to see for herself that her efforts had finally paid off.
Those tender green sprouts seemed to be whispering to her about the power of life and the brilliance of hope, filling her with deep comfort and pride.
The test field was already surrounded by a crowd, including other seed experimenters and attendants who managed the land. Everyone was watching Veronica's field and talking in hushed voices.
One of the testers, overwhelmed with emotion, opened his holo-interface and carefully selected a video he had recorded with great care, then uploaded it. The footage captured Veronica's test field, now brimming with vitality and promise.
He knew just how important this video was. It wasn't just a simple recording—it was the clearest proof yet of the Ancient Earth seeds' viability.
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