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Chapter 626 Green

The wheat ear kept its mouth shut obediently, saying nothing, and occasionally glanced into the pot.

Until it was cooked, the group of elves stared at the green bubbling pot intently and fell into an eerie silence.

Si Yao looked at the green liquid in the pot and was a little surprised. "Isn't there corn? Why is it all green?"

Si Yao used a spoon to scoop up the corn, which had all been perfectly dyed green.

Yu Nuonuo blinked in disbelief, looked at the green corn in front of her, swallowed, and silently took a step back.

This is definitely not her corn!

"Maybe the level gap is too big. Shengsheng is a saint-level elf. Even ordinary edible lettuce is far better than Nuonuo's vegetables, so..." Mai Sui spoke with difficulty, looking at the pot of green liquid with disbelief, and had no intention of tasting it at all.

Si Yao clenched his fist and pressed it against his lips. He thought for a moment, then raised his hand to put the pot of soup aside, and took some rice to try to make porridge.

Wen Xiao looked at the big pot of green corn and lettuce soup in front of him and a bowl of something that was not too black but was barely black enough to be called porridge, and asked with some difficulty, "What is this?"

Si Yao lifted a small table and placed it on his bed. Two large pots of porridge and soup were placed directly on it. He handed him a small bowl and stared at him expectantly, "Try it."

Wen Xiao took the small bowl and looked at the two pots, one black and one green. He hesitated for a moment, but still resolutely dug up the green pot of soup and decided to trust Sheng Sheng once.

No matter how you cook lettuce and corn, they won’t taste bad.

Wen Xiao took a bite first, then ate the whole bowl calmly without any change in expression, and even took the initiative to order another bowl.

Si Yao's eyes lit up several times, and he asked expectantly, "How does it taste?"

Wen Xiao was silent for a moment. To be honest, he couldn't taste anything. He had temporarily lost his sense of taste after coming out of the medical cabin last time. However, intuitively, he knew that the taste should be proportional to the color.

Wen Xiao looked up at her very seriously and said calmly, "It's delicious."

"Then you should eat more." Si Yao attentively scooped him a bowl of gray porridge. "This is rice sifted from millet grains. Although I don't know why the color has changed, it definitely won't taste bad."

None of the elves’ plants have a bad taste. No matter how they are cooked, the only difference is between delicious and extremely delicious.

So Si Yao is very confident in his abilities. It just looks a little ugly, but it must taste good.

Wen Xiao decisively picked up the bowl, took a bite, and looked at his superior Yao's expectant eyes with a slight curve of his lips, "It's delicious."

If the fox had a tail at this moment, its tail would stand up proudly, "I said that Mai Sui and the others didn't understand, this must not be bad to eat."

"Yes, it's not bad, it's delicious."

Mai Sui waited until Si Yao left before climbing in through the window. He stared at the two pots and the little porridge left. He took out his small spoon, tried a bite, and pursed his lips tightly.

She seemed to have been misunderstanding something.

The elves’ taste may be different from that of orcs. This taste... I’m afraid even Grapes, who can eat anything, can’t eat it.

Wen Xiao raised his eyebrows slightly as he looked at the wheat ear that was about to vomit after just one bite. He couldn't help but smile and handed her a glass of water. He watched her gargle frantically and asked, "Is it unpalatable?"

Mai Sui covered her mouth tightly, swallowed hard, and said while holding back tears, "It's...it's okay...right..."