Jealousy distorted Jinbao's features beyond recognition. Zhouzhou, of course, understood what it was thinking, but she awkwardly glanced at the round panda cub in her arms, pretending not to notice.
Sorry, blad her for being spineless, she really couldn't bear it.
Thinking of this, Zhouzhou simply gave up, indulging in pampering the little panda cub.
The little panda nestled in her arms, slling the sa milky scent on her, unusually refrained from resisting, obediently accepting her caresses, though its eyes still held a hint of dullness.
This scene also stunned Skinny Monkey and the others, exchanging glances involuntarily.
When they went, this panda cub was being bullied and was not friendly to humans. It took several slaps for them to bring it back.
Indeed, their leader was remarkable! Still unparalleled in attracting animals.
Otherwise, how could Jinbao, with its dog-like temper, have reached this point? It's all because it's beco accustod.
Fortunately, Jinbao was unaware of their thoughts, otherwise, it would have scratched them a few tis.
Appropriate? Is it appropriate?
Bad mouthing a cat, are they still human?!
Unfortunately, the few present were could only see is the smile of the new love, while the old love weeps unheard. And all their attention was on the panda cub, with no chance for self-reflection.
Zhouzhou was overjoyed, unable to resist lifting the panda cub, about to take it to play, but suddenly noticed sothing was wrong.
"Huh."
She looked down at the wound on its body, frowned, gently placed it on her lap, and carefully examined it, finding more than one wound.
Its fur was also slightly curled up. Zhouzhou imdiately realized that it had been electrocuted!
Not only that, its hind legs were also atrophied and couldn't exert any force.
The more Zhouzhou looked, the angrier she beca, fury erupting in her eyes. "What's going on!"
Seeing her discovery, Skinny Monkey and the others also beca serious, saying in a low voice, "When we got there, the keepers were electrocuting it, so we snatched the electric baton and shocked them back."
However, even so, their resentnt remained unresolved.
Their treasured national treasure, actually being bullied like this, was simply outrageous!
Hearing this, Zhouzhou's pupils shrank, looking at it with heartache.
It's still so small, how could they bear it!
Jinbao's ears twitched, also taking a look, gnawing its claws in a tangle. It seed quite pitiful.
"Then where are its parents?" Zhouzhou asked.
At this question, everyone fell silent.
Seeing this, Zhouzhou suddenly had a bad feeling. "What, what happened?"
Skinny Monkey hesitated, his tone uneasy. "We arrived late and couldn't save them, they..."
He couldn't bring himself to say the last two words.
But Zhouzhou understood, and her eyes imdiately welled up with tears.
Cui Kun pursed his lips and said softly, "We brought back their bodies too."
After saying that, everyone's hearts sank.
Thinking of that scene, several tough n felt uncomfortable.
Zhouzhou looked at the panda cub in her arms, seeing it lying there blankly. Every slight movent from them filled its eyes with fear, indicating it had suffered.
Her lips trembled, and she hugged it tenderly.
After a while, she took a deep breath and said, "I'll go send its parents off to reincarnation."
All she could do was give them their final journey.
"Okay." Skinny Monkey nodded. One of the reasons they rushed to see her was this.
They just hoped they would have a better life in the next life and not encounter those demons again.
The group walked out.
Zhouzhou followed with the panda cub in her arms.
Although it was her first ti seeing a panda, hearing the term "national treasure," she knew they must have accumulated great rits in their past lives, just like the uncles in the ancestral tombs to be able to reincarnate as national treasures.
Such good people, but they didn't receive good treatnt.
Thinking of this, her heart ached terribly.
But when she saw the bodies of the two pandas, her heartache reached its peak.
The two giant pandas in front of her were much taller, but they were skinny, with sparse fur and several sickly spots on their skin, far from the usual cute and innocent pandas.
Zhouzhou looked at them, her lips trembling, tears streaming down.
The panda cub in her arms seed to feel sothing when it saw its parents, whimpering softly.
It stretched out its claws and crawled slowly towards them, expecting to play with them again, but they remained motionless.
Realizing they wouldn't respond, it sat next to them, eyes filled with confusion.
This scene made several grown n's eyes red.
Jinbao sneaked a glance from the side, feeling sorry too.
How could they be treated like this? Shouldn't they have received better care than it did?
They're national treasures!
For a mont, everyone felt extrely distressed.
Zhouzhou cried for a while before calming down slightly. She wiped her tears and took out a Buddhist death scripture, forming complex hand gestures with her fingertips.
But after a while, there was still no response.
She exclaid, "Huh, why is this?"
"What's wrong?" Skinny Monkey asked nervously.
Zhouzhou looked puzzled. "I can't call their souls."
Normally, spirits wouldn't stray too far from their bodies, so she should have been able to call them easily unless they didn't want to co back.
They had great rits, so if they didn't want to co back themselves, she couldn't call them yet.
After hearing her explanation, the others nodded in understanding. Skinny Monkey asked, "Could they have been captured by soone?"
They heard that so people specifically collected spirits to do bad things.
"No," Zhouzhou shook her head, "I checked, their spirits are still quite safe."
Not only that, it even seed sowhat pleasant?
Zhouzhou even doubted whether she had miscalculated.
She counted again, but she was not wrong, and she breathed a sigh of relief.
It's good as long as they're okay. They had suffered too much in their lifeti; they couldn't let them be restless after death.
Looking down at the panda cub, it looked even lonelier now.
She stepped forward to hug it, gently stroking its back.
Seeing its legs, she asked again, "Were its legs also injured by soone?"
"No," this ti it was Cui Kun who spoke, succinctly stating, "It's congenital."
That's why it had suffered so much at such a young age.
Those people were unwilling to take care of them in the first place, let alone one with disabilities.
Zhouzhou felt even more heartbroken upon hearing this.
Calamities and human suffering, why did they all gather on it?
Thinking of sothing, Zhouzhou hurriedly ran in a certain direction.
As she ran, she explained, "I know a veterinarian uncle, I'll ask him to help see if he can cure it."
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