Chaoying's small group [Zhongyingmei]

Chapter 478

A famous person once said that when the forest gets bigger, there are birds everywhere, and the kindergarten is the same.

With more students, there are children of all kinds.

A child with a well-developed brain and simple limbs like Sheldon is special, not to mention one in a hundred, or one in a thousand.

But others, the hero faction like Little Jack, the campus bully like Derek, and the gossip queen like Missy, all have their own characteristics. People with the same hobbies gather together to form small groups with similar ambitions. .

Among them, there is such a group, they neither gang up to bully others, nor gossip together, nor do they gather together on Saturdays and Sundays to appreciate each other's new expensive gifts like Heather's daughter group, but All mysterious activities around a common noun: aliens.

There are also alien research groups in kindergartens, which sounds a little surprising.

But in today's earth where there are many aliens, it seems normal for the natives of the earth to study those alien residents who have relocated from distant galaxies since childhood.

Everything has to be understood before it has a full right to speak.

The children are actively studying alien creatures.

Little Jack also recently joined the alien research group in the kindergarten.

His ideal is not to be an alien expert, but to be a superhero, but when he becomes a superhero in the future, it is inevitable that there will be one or two aliens in the team-it seems to be the general trend, so he also wants to study.

What's more, besides Iron Man, Little Jack also likes Thor very much.

Little Jack came and invited Daisy to join the Alien Research Society.

Daisy was not interested in the Alien Research Society, she was an alien herself, subconsciously felt guilty, put her hands behind her back, and asked, "Why do you want to participate?"

"If you participate, you don't need your membership fee." Little Jack said.

Adults are the best templates for children to grow up. Children will learn what they look like by showing them. Any adult who underestimates the imitative ability of children will be caught by the little Doudings who have both appearance and essence. The imitation was taken aback.

A research society that was born on the soil of a kindergarten actually pretended to collect membership fees.

But after all, it is still at the kindergarten level, and the membership fee is five candies per month. When the children make appointments to study aliens together on a fixed day of the month, the candies will be shared among everyone.

Little Jack tells Daisy that not everyone can have the honor of waiving membership dues.

"Then why don't you want me?" Daisy asked.

Little Jack said: "Because you often see aliens."

That's right.

There are only two aliens who come to Stark's house every month for a meal.

For the waived membership fee, and to see what results the children have made in their research on aliens, and whether they will find out that they are aliens, Daisy secretly followed little Jack with a guilty conscience and became an alien. Member of the Research Society.

If you don't enter, you will not know, if you enter, you will be shocked.

When the members of the seminar gathered, Daisy found that Sheldon was also sitting in the seat.

It is said to be a gathering, but in fact it means that everyone sits together in the small garden of the kindergarten, counts the number of people, and sees if there are any new friends in the seminar.

Daisy thought she had made a mistake, but she saw clearly that Sheldon raised his hand when asked to raise their hands and count the heads.

"Sheldon." Daisy ran to Sheldon and asked in surprise, "Why are you here?"

"Is it a shock to you that I'm here?" Sheldon asked lightly.

Of course it was shocking.Daisy thinks that Sheldon is not interested in any group activities except for studying.

"Well." Sheldon said, "Sartre did say, 'Hell is other people', but sometimes the power of groups is not useless."

"So you're also interested in aliens?" Daisy asked.

Missy on the side said: "No, he thinks he is an alien."

It's not that Sheldon Lee Cooper hadn't thought about it.Because he has always been out of tune with the surrounding environment, there are too few people who can understand him.

He knew what happened to Clark Kent, and sometimes he thought that maybe he was also a descendant of aliens secretly placed in Texas.

This idea was later broken by Mary Cooper.

After Mrs. Cooper produced Sheldon's birth certificate in the hospital, Sheldon's dream of alien descent was shattered.

Daisy didn't care about whether Sheldon was an alien for the time being, she was surprised by Missy who appeared in the small garden at the moment: "Did you join, Missy?"

"What?" Missy asked.

She reacted quickly and waved her hand: "I'm just passing by."

Missy wouldn't join any alien research society, especially if Sheldon was in it.

"Your best friend is here too." Sheldon said coolly, "To sum up, you are the weird one who doesn't join."

"You're talking nonsense!" Missy was pissed off by Sheldon.

When Happy drove Tony to pick up the child, he learned that Daisy had joined the Alien Research Society, and laughed so hard.

"Let Daisy enter the Alien Research Institute?" Happy's laughter was really loud, "Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!"

Daisy didn't think it was funny, and asked her father worriedly: "Dad, what if the children know that I am an alien?"

"When you graduate from kindergarten, you probably won't find out." Tony said, "It doesn't matter if you find out, I will deal with it."

He told his daughter not to worry, and to study aliens with the children in the research club with peace of mind.

"The research has achieved results, don't forget to let me know." Happy said to Daisy.

Daisy nodded, "I'll definitely tell you, Happy."

Happy finished laughing, and continued to drive seriously. After a while, he suddenly said: "Actually, strictly speaking, we Daisy grew up on the earth, and we can already be counted as half of the earth's aborigines."

"I would like to be a human from Earth." Daisy said, "just like my father."

The alien research club in the kindergarten has conducted several research activities.

On weekends, everyone gathered in the park, counting a dozen people, sitting on the spread picnic cloth, seriously discussing aliens.

"If you have blue blood, you are an alien!" said a child.

Daisy listened, lowered her head, and looked at her hands quietly.

She remembered that her blood should not be blue.

Thor's blood is not blue either. He was slightly injured fighting for justice, and when he returned to the Avengers base to bandage his wounds, Daisy was by his side and clearly saw that his nosebleed was red.

The nosebleed didn't seem too powerful, Thor quickly raised his hand to wipe the nosebleed clean.

Clark is Daisy's family, and his blood should not be blue.

Daisy hadn't seen Clark bleed yet.

A god who does not bleed.

Daisy thought again, the Autobots were aliens too, but they didn't even have blood, let alone what color it would be.

It can be seen that judging aliens by blood is not accurate.

"It's very strong, it's an alien!" another child said.

This is not entirely true.

It is true that among the aliens that Daisy has seen, nine out of ten are very strong, but this does not prevent one of the aliens with less developed physical attacks. knife.

Like Rocky.

Facing the second conclusion, Daisy also shook her head.

"The alien looks very strange!" said the child.

Kryptonians and Asgardians look very earthly. If they don't have eye-catching beauty and mix in the crowd, it will be difficult for earthlings to spot them.

Daisy shook her head again.

"Anyone who speaks alien language is an alien." Little Jack said.

What a genius, he uttered the truth similar to "Anyone who has American nationality is an American".

In fact, this is not necessarily the case, it mainly depends on which country the movie is from.

In American movies, aliens speak American, and in Chinese movies, aliens speak Chinese.

The children discussed each other for a long time, no one could convince anyone, and finally remembered that Daisy had such a living database in front of him, so he came to ask Daisy.

"Tell me." The child asked, "What are the characteristics of the alien you are most familiar with?"

Daisy pinched the hem of her clothes, held back for a while under the gaze of the children, and squeezed out a few words: "Eat a lot..."

She is absolutely not lying.

Some children suddenly realized: "No wonder my mother said that things are getting more and more expensive."

"Not everyone eats a lot." Daisy waved her hand.

Her explanation was not heard by everyone. In a few words, the topic has changed from whether aliens eat a lot to going to see real aliens.

"Can you really see it?" Little Jack asked excitedly.

The kid who was the first to start this research society was proud of himself, nodded and said: "My father said that next weekend someone will invite aliens to speak."

To be precise, it should be an interview session.

With such boldness, there are not many aliens who dare to appear in front of the public, and children's interest is immediately aroused.

Everyone made an appointment to let their parents take them to see aliens next weekend.

Daisy was definitely going, and she asked Sheldon to go with her.

Because he wanted to see Iron Man, Little Jack pestered Daisy and joined Daisy's team.

It was thrilling to be able to see living aliens in person.

"Which planet do you think will be the aliens?" Little Jack asked Daisy.

Daisy couldn't answer either.

"Maybe there are a lot of aliens hiding in the crowd and peeping." Little Jack said, "It's like Halloween, Daisy. Ghosts are hiding in the crowd."

No one cared about his words.

During the long wait, Daisy waited for the Saturday when the interview session would be held.

The interview will be held in a large square, surrounded by alien lovers from all over the place. Speaking of which, the interview should be one of the links of the alien exchange meeting, and more people will come to find fellow enthusiasts. Just like comic exhibitions, there are studies on all kinds of aliens.

Before Daisy left, the minion Kevin asked her if she was going to the alien exchange meeting, and if so, he would also go with him.

"Do you like aliens too?" Daisy asked Kevin.

"Aliens?" Kevin shook his head, "I don't like it."

"Then how do you go?" Daisy asked.

Kevin was vague and didn't explain clearly, but Daisy rushed out, so she didn't break the casserole and came with Kevin.

At this moment, Daisy, Sheldon and Little Jack were sitting side by side, waiting for the host to call out the aliens present today.

Before the host spoke, Daisy felt that something was missing around her. She turned her head and asked her father, "Where's Kevin?"

"What?" Tony asked.

Daisy looked around and turned her head back and forth: "Why isn't Kevin missing..."

She quickly shut her mouth, because in the next second, she knew exactly where Kevin had gone.

Amid the enthusiastic calls of the audience, a bright yellow figure in a grass skirt happily ran out of the background, and sat in the interview position of the alien.

In the auditorium, the faces of Tony, Daisy and Sheldon suddenly became strange.

"Look!" Little Jack said, "This alien looks familiar!"

"That's not an alien." Daisy said, "It's our little yellow man."

The little yellow people were born and raised on the earth. Although they don't look like humans, they won't become an alien species.

Daisy immediately heard the whispers of the front row staff.

"Is this a real alien?"

"I don't think so."

"It's not how I found him, isn't it a lie to my colleagues?"

"There is no other way." The staff member sighed softly, "He is the only one who is oddly shaped and willing to come if you give him back two bananas."

"What?" Daisy also sighed, actually a little disappointed in her heart.

I thought I could see real aliens, but I only saw a minion.

Unbeknownst to all the alien research fellows present, while the little Kryptonian was sighing, several mouths in the sky and on the ground were also sighing at the same time.

"What?" Thunder God sighed in the clouds of the sky.

"What?" In the bustling crowd, someone took off his black-rimmed glasses.

"What?" In the parking area on the side of the road, an unmanned Camaro quietly drove away.

Little Jack was right, aliens want to see aliens too.

But it's not a particularly bad thing that there are no real aliens swaggering in front of the public.

"Humans are animals with strong curiosity and jealousy." Tony said to Daisy, "The more different you are, the more you will become the target of public criticism. Living in a foreign land, anonymity may be a good way to protect yourself. "

He did the same, protecting his daughter.

"Okay." Daisy said, "I see, Dad."

Different from children's play house, in the same land, some people have carried out the research work of aliens very deeply, and they are going to advance in an even more unexpected direction.

At the same time, a female secretary walked in slowly after passing the information verification of a company laboratory.

She saw her boss holding a test tube with two fingers, which contained a crystal-green shard.

So beautiful, like frozen teardrops.

"What is this, Mr. Luthor?" she asked.

The person admiring the fragments turned around, held up the test tube, and smiled at her: "Is it beautiful?"

"It's a gift from Krypton."