Apocalypse: My Sweetie Is Tough but Cute-Chapter 79 - 0: The Mysterious and Bizarre Little Peach Tree

Chapter 79: Chapter 079: The Mysterious and Bizarre Little Peach Tree

This well water…?

After being startled for a few seconds, she scooped another cup of well water and came back, crouched in front of the peach tree, and slowly poured the water onto a spot where she had pulled out some roots…

Soon, Su Shu’s eyes widened again, indeed, it wasn’t her imagination, did the peach tree really absorb the water from the well and even heal its wounds?

The little peach tree lying in front of her, the well water in her hand, the healing wounds… After connecting these things together, she suddenly had a bold guess.

Maybe, could it be that this well water really had some special miraculous effects?

But drinking it had no effect?

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If she poured the well water on the wound, it seemed to work; could it be that drinking the well water was ineffective, but applying it externally was effective?

To verify her guess, Su Shu went inside and fetched a small knife, scooped another cup of well water, and sat on a bench in the yard, measuring her own finger with the knife.

If drinking the well water was ineffective but applying it externally was effective, then if she cut a small slit on herself and washed it with the well water, wouldn’t it heal?

Experimenting on herself to test the effectiveness of the well water, Su Shu was quite a character.

However, a few minutes later, as Su Shu stared at the small cut on her finger, which still showed no signs of healing, she frowned and reached for a Band-Aid to cover it.

Had she guessed wrong again?

This well water, it wasn’t anything special after all; those waters that could cure diseases and save lives were from someone else’s space.

The well water in her space, after all that trouble, was just water!

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Hope, disappointment, then hope again and disappointment again.

Su Shu turned to look at the little peach tree and casually splashed half a cup over it; just the same, every drop of well water surrounding the tree was absorbed by it without a trace.

Hmm?

Could it be that there wasn’t a problem with the well water, but with this peach tree?

Ah, right!

She suddenly remembered the grove of peach trees growing beside Fairy Spring; could it be that this peach tree was the odd one out?

She looked down at the few drops of water in her cup, was it the well water, or would any other water do?

Having thought it, she did it. She went into the storeroom, opened a bottle of mineral water, and poured it at the base of the peach tree to see if there was a difference.

The result, the small puddle on the ground proved with facts that the peach tree could only absorb water from the well.

After trying several more times, Su Shu finally confirmed that this delicate little peach tree, which she had accidentally included in her space, was indeed a natural rarity, even picky about the water it absorbed.

Because of Su Shu’s meddling, the little peach tree, which had fully absorbed the nutrients from the well water, had one of its seven green fruits completely ripen.

Out of curiosity, she touched it, and unexpectedly, that fruit just rolled into her palm, a grape-sized, laughably small peach, bright red and endearing, yet no matter how one looked at it, it didn’t seem much like a peach.

With the little peach tree well-sated with water, the fruits reddened and the leaves greened, yet it lay on the ground with numerous roots spread ungracefully—this sight was somewhat pitiful.

Su Shu got a shovel, found a spot in the yard, and planted it; after watering it several times, she took the mini peach fruit and left the space.

She hadn’t found anything that could save lives, and feeling rather down, she returned to the car. Xiao’ai was quietly waiting for her in the passenger seat. After Su Shu got in the car, she ruffled Xiao’ai’s head and handed her the fruit in her palm.

“Here, this is for you.”

She had eaten a peach beside Fairy Spring and it was delicious. Although this fruit was small, she thought it probably wouldn’t be too different.

Xiao’ai held the tiny peach, both surprised and curious, examining it from all angles, not daring to eat it.