The soft breeze of Moonlight Forest rustled the silvery leaves above as Shennong stood near the moss-covered stone table, arms crossed and gaze calm yet expectant. Romina emerged from the thicket, a sly smile playing on her lips.
"Well?" he asked, brows raised. "Did you do what I asked?"
Romina stepped forward, her boots crunching lightly on fallen leaves. Her smug smile widened.
"I didn't just do what you asked," she said, her voice tinged with mischief. "I did more than extra."
Shennong tilted his head slightly, amused.
"Oh?"
Without another word, she reached into her satchelt, took a massive tome-like report, its leather-bound cover creaking as it landed with a heavy thud on Shennong's hand.
"I documented everything—flora, fauna, even the new additions. You're welcome," she said proudly.
Shennong arched an eyebrow and opened the book. His eyes scanned the meticulously organized data. Diagrams, rank classifications, behavioral notes—every page a testament to her effort.
