"It's not early, go to bed quickly, or you won't be able to get up again tomorrow." Wood smiled helplessly.

Mante fell asleep on the bed, poor Wood, who was a little sleepy, but was disturbed by Mante like this, but he couldn't sleep at all. The ghost mirror was still black, neither appearing nor returning to its original state.

The next day, when Wood woke up, he found that it was still dawn, and he didn't know how he had fallen asleep last night, but Wood only remembered that it should have been late when he fell asleep. When he got up, Wood remembered what Mant had told him last night about Professor Shivala's departure.

Wood didn't know yesterday, and if he knew, he would have taken the tearstone. Professor Shivara was leaving, which was a surprise to Wood. After all, Professor Shivara has been teaching here for many years, and if you count the qualifications, it can be considered very deep. I don't know what exactly caused Professor Shivala to choose to leave here.

When Wood got up, he took a small cloth bag and walked out of the dormitory, he was going to find food for the moongrass.

Recently, the taste of moongrass has become very strange, not only eating insects, but also eating some plants. But not all plants are eaten, it is just the rhizome of those plants that have just sprouted. This made Wood very embarrassed, and if he had been honest about the insects, Wood could have left this to the birds. But now the moon star grass still has to eat the rhizomes of the plants that have just sprouted, and those birds can't do it anyway.

So, lately, Wood has been waking up early every day and looking in the woods for the rhizomes of freshly unearthed plants. It would take a lot of Wood's time, but it was a worthwhile thing for Wood. Long Long's death was a big blow to Wood, not only a blow, but more self-blame. He has never taken good care of Long Long, because Long Long's self-discipline and self-care have made Wood ignore many things about Long Long.

So after Long Long's death, Wood has been thinking about how irresponsible he really is, ignoring Long Long's existence. Therefore, Wood now cherishes the time with Moon Star Grass, and the time he has been with Moon Star Grass is only six years. Six years, long and short, and now being able to find breakfast for the moon star grass by himself is also a kind of purification for Wood. Wood now enjoys the time in the morning when he is only busy and no one is bothering.

But Wood unconsciously walked to Professor Shivala's house, and when he realized that he was in the lab, Professor Shivara had already seen him.

"Did you forget to take something so early?" Professor Shivara said, smiling slightly.

Wood was tempted to ask if that was true, but he couldn't say anything when it came to his lips.

"What's wrong?" asked Professor Shivara.

"Yesterday, you said you were going to give me the Tearstone, I wonder if it's still in effect?" said Wood, who loved the Tearstone, not just the way it looked.

"Of course, I knew yesterday that you were going to come and pick it up, so I've been waiting for you to come back. Here you go!" Professor Shivara gave Wood the tearstone in his hand and the small bottle containing it.

"How do you know I'll be back?" Wood didn't know why Professor Shivara was so sure he would come back, he wanted to know the answer.

"Because the look in your eyes tells me that you love this tearstone. Professor Shivala said.

"Is that true?" Wood didn't know how to phrase it, for he was in a mixed mood.

"Are you referring to what I'm leaving? Professor Shivala replied.

"Why?" Wood asked, bowing his head.

"There is no one in this world who can never leave a place. I'm like that, and so are you. So, what does this mean? After I leave, someone will take my place, and without me, the Bird Silent Academy will still be the same as before. So, you have to remember that no one in this world is static, but there are some changes that you can't easily notice. Therefore, everyone can turn their backs on you, but you can't turn your back on yourself. I believe that Wood could not understand these words very well at this time, but he kept them in his mind, and perhaps when he grew up, he would understand the truth.

"Did you know that the most loyal to humans are the pterosaurs, and they can really protect your companions with their lives? So, please be kind to that pterodactyl, and in the days to come, you will see a piece of its heart. Professor Shivala said with infinite emotion, speaking of pterosaurs, who would feel sorry for it.

Everyone wants to have a partner who is absolutely loyal to them, but because people are good at suspicion, even if there is such a person, it will not last long. Only humans and animals can that kind of loyalty last, and people will not make any comparisons and suspicions.

Thinking of the pterosaur that was driven away by himself, Wood actually had some indescribable feelings in his heart, but in his special situation at present, the pterosaur could not appear in the Bird Silent Academy no matter what.

"Rest assured, pterosaurs are the most patient, and you can still meet even when you finish your studies. Professor Shivara seemed to read Wood's mind.

"Why do you ......?" Wood wanted to say, 'Why do you suddenly care so much about me?', but halfway through, he felt that it seemed impolite to say so, so he didn't go any further.

"Why do you suddenly care so much, that's what you want to say, right?" Professor Shivara really guessed all of Wood's mind as if he could read minds.

"I said it before because I wanted to return the favor, which is your mother Lilia. So, you don't have to worry about me, I should do it. Saying that he should, Professor Shivara couldn't help but think deeply, yes, this is what he should do.

Because it was too late, Wood fed the moon star grass and went straight to the restaurant, Mante and Suri had already made breakfast for Wood, and the two of them were eating happily at this time.

"Hey Wood, over here. Mante saw Wood and beckoned to him.

Wood walked over, and as soon as Wood sat down, Suri found the tearstone on Wood's wrist.

"What is this?" asked Su Rui, staring at Wood's wrist with joy at the bright red tear stone.