Chapter 221: 220. Big Horse Monkey brought back ho Chapter 221: 220. Big Horse Monkey brought back ho Getting ho was certainly not easy, but for Tang Shu with her strong physique, it was all a piece of cake; the journey didn’t take much of her energy.
“How has the past half-year been?”
Though Father Tang looked quite fierce, he was not a careless, rough man, but rather very detail-oriented, his eyes sharp even when he looked at his own daughter.
If it were an ordinary person, they might not dare et such a scrutiny.
“I’ve been very well, how co you are out here?”
“The mountain paths are tough to navigate, I ca to pick you up. You’ve grown a lot taller lately, and even your spirit seems different from before.”
“I got my height from you.”
Tang Shu smiled, vaguely seeing the shadow of one of her uncles in Father Tang, having felt the first ti they t that their temperants would surely get along.
“Haha, you’re right about that, your mother is not tall, you must take after our Old Tang Family!”
Father Tang couldn’t help but stroke the little red hat on her head, taking the parcel from her hand and heading up the mountain road.
Tang Shu stared at his tall figure for a mont, her gaze complex as she watched him for a while, and finally followed along.
This was the original host’s father, but where had the original host gone?
This profound mystery was sothing she had always been contemplating; she had not died in Damo, nor had any major changes befallen the original host, so how exactly did she end up here?
Since she could co to the modern world, could the original Tang Shu possibly appear in Damo?
All of this remained unknown.
“What’s in your parcel that makes it so light? It feels like cotton.”
“It’s a stuffed toy.”
Tang Shu pulled her thoughts back and glanced at the parcel in Father Tang’s hands.
It was the Big Horse Monkey stuffed toy that cost 9.99; she had gotten used to bringing it wherever she went, it’s just that she had put it in a bag this ti because it was too conspicuous on the plane.
Upon hearing this, Father Tang was sowhat doubtful until they reached ho and he saw what kind of stuffed toy it was.
“You… like this?”
The Tang family might have lived up in the mountains, but the town below was not far away, and stuffed toys were common. He’d never seen his daughter fancy them before!
He had never bought her one from childhood, always thinking she didn’t like such cute things!
Tang Shu pinched the mustache of the Big Horse Monkey, “It looks fun and is comfortable to hold.”
In Damo, she had not had anything so adorable to hold.
Father Tang suddenly felt conflicted; had he been neglecting his daughter’s interests all these years?
“By the way, Dad, I had a crossbow custom-made for you. It has a range of a hundred ters; you can take it with you next ti you go up the mountain.”
“That far? Let see.”
Father Tang imdiately perked up and watched energized as his daughter skillfully assembled the various parts of the crossbow from her backpack.
He weighed it in his hands and studied it for quite so ti.
“Where did you have this custom-made? The tal used doesn’t look like sothing that’s readily available outside.”
“A friend who I get along very well with.”
“I’m going to test it out!”
Father Tang’s attention was now fully on the crossbow, and without delving much into its origins, he nodded and took the crossbow out the door.
Watching Father Tang leave, Tang Shu began to survey the ancient Tang family house passed down through generations that stood before her.
This was the original Tang Family Village, and though it was built on a mountain, it spanned a vast area, with the main compound featuring a “three-in three-out” structure, surrounded by many smaller courtyards.
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