??Chapter 505: Chapter 505: Couldn’t Catch A Rabbit
Chapter 505: Chapter 505: Couldn’t Catch A Rabbit
When Lin Chushui had free ti, he would be here, mimicking Lin Caisang by picking fruits from the mountain. They would make dried fruits and then, during als with Lin Changfeng, he would learn so characters from him.
When Ya Molian arrived, the two were having breakfast, and they were surprised to see him.
“Brother Molian, what brings you here?”
Lin Changfeng put down his bowl and asked Ya Molian.
“You’re here early today. Sangsang hasn’t co up the mountain yet; she’s probably still sleeping at ho.”
Hearing this, Ya Molian’s face turned black. That girl wasn’t sleeping at all; she was nowhere to be found at ho. He had co up the Manghuang Mountain after hearing Lin Changhong’s words!
But at this mont, there was no sight of the little girl on the mountain. Where could she have gone?
Thinking about the places she might have gone to, his face darkened even more.
“You guys continue eating. I thought Sangsang was here, just wanted to ask… Earlier she asked
to catch a few quails from the mountain when I co up here. Since she’s not around, I’ll catch them first.”
He gave them a quick explanation and then turned around and left.
…
It was the real inner forest.
Lin Caisang brushed away the dense leaves with one hand while squinting at the road.
Being in the inner forest was nice; she didn’t even need to wear a raincoat. The heavy rain would be blocked by the leaves above, and all the rainwater would just flow down the trees.
Even if the rainwater did fall on her, she couldn’t wear her hat or a raincoat anymore, because they would block her vision and prevent her from seeing any dangers.
The rainy weather did not deter the animals in the inner forest from coming out for food. As she moved through the forest, she had already caught several wild rabbits, pheasants, and quails, all tossed into her ranch space.
As the leaves beca denser, she felt like she could hardly move forward.
“No wonder Brother Molian doesn’t want
to co here. If it were anyone else, they would be scared to death. Instead of catching animals, the animals would catch them.”
While speaking, she saw a trace of white through the thick thatch. Her eyes suddenly lit up.
“I’ve been here for so long and all I’ve seen are gray rabbits. Finally, I see a white rabbit. I must catch it.” Thinking this in her heart, she didn’t say it out loud, for fear of scaring the white rabbit away.
She carefully parted the leaves and thatch, making the patch of white even more obvious. It was almost right in front of her.
Because of the rain, the rustling of tree branches overhead was loud, effectively masking her noise. She took out the net that had caught several rabbits before, and pounced towards the rabbit.
“Oh no!”
She didn’t notice where she was stepping, and instead of catching the rabbit, she fell to the ground. She quickly got up, brushed off her slightly damp clothes, and picked up her net.
“No way, how could this long net not catch a rabbit?”
This net was specially made by her and was intended to catch smaller animals like rabbits and quails. She had even caught many birds perched on tree branches before, so how could she not catch a rabbit?
“What…”
Puzzled, she walked over to the place where the rabbit had just been, intending to figure out what had happened.
But she couldn’t make out anything, seeing only a large area of grass. Her confusion was instantly replaced by helplessness. It seed like the heavens didn’t want her to catch this white rabbit but to raise gray ones instead, right?
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