Chapter 107: Chapter 107: Wild Boar
Morning dawned.
Ha Ha squatted at the door of the small wooden house, unhappily looking at the muddiness outside.
“Mud delays Ha Ha’s work.”
Nian Shutong, who had just co out, happened to hear this sentence.
The way he put it, it was indeed very Ha Ha.
“Ms. Nian Shutong, good morning. Rubble is taking a day off today, and maybe for the next few days too, depending on the muddiness outside.”
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Okay, Rubble is still very Rubble!
Nian Shutong casually grunted in acknowledgnt, do as you please. She walked to the doorway to check outside.
Under the small wooden house where it was sheltered, it was alright, but everywhere else that was uncovered, the road was muddy and full of puddles.
The stream had indeed risen a bit, but this area wasn’t the main flow, so it didn’t have too much effect.
Her gaze crossed the stream, looking towards the rice paddy.
Green rice seedlings swayed with the breeze, droplets fell, colliding with beams of light sneaking through the cracks, like sparkling, translucent crystals.
Nian Shutong stretched out her arms and took a deep breath. The post-rain air wasn’t half bad.
She felt as if her entire chest was being cleansed.
“Good morning, we should probably clean up today, shouldn’t we?”
Fu Yunhe ca out from the bedroom, opening the door.
Nian Shutong lowered her arms and stepped outside.
“Ha Ha, ti to work!”
“Xiao He, you cook.”
“Aoow––Ha Ha is on it!” Ha Ha imdiately perked up and followed Nian Shutong.
When Ha Ha reached the water puddles, he intentionally stomped a few tis, excitedly out of character.
The Wang Fu family, of course, also ca out.
The mother and daughter helped Fu Yunhe with the kitchen matters.
Wang Fu and his two sons followed Nian Shutong, Ha Ha, and a few robots to work.
The first task was moving the sandbags.
Nian Shutong stood in front of the sandbags, looking at the muddy ground in front of the door, and simply said, “Sprinkle the sand over this mud to make a path. Wang Xiaolu, Wang Xiaochuan, go gather so pebbles to pave the way from the small wooden house to the bridge.”
“Okay.”
“Got it.”
The two boys began to collect stones, while Nian Shutong and Ha Ha spread the sand. After finishing this section, they also paved from the small wooden house to the kitchen, and then to the family ho of Wang Fu and Rubble’s workshop.
This way, they wouldn’t fear the rain in the future, getting it done once and for all.
After the sand was transported away, breakfast was almost ready. The group washed up and prepared to eat.
White rice porridge, stir-fried shreds of green pepper and potato, a huge potful.
Having eaten a simple breakfast, Nian Shutong and the others continued to work in the rice fields. She first collected all the shelters and stored them in Ha Ha’s Space Button so they could be used in the future.
Ha Ha was helping drain the rice fields, where the water was still a bit excessive.
Everyone was thodically busy with their chores, and Nian Shutong also thought about preparing sothing nice for lunch, so she went out to hunt for so at.
She ventured further than usual today. Maybe because of the downpour, she didn’t encounter much ga along the way, or if she did, it was too small—she didn’t fancy it, or she wanted to let it grow and keep it for later.
Walking along, she arrived at a gorge. Nian Shutong unquestionably entered, and about two hundred ters in, rustling sounds made her movents lighter.
Her Divine Sense reached out, a large wild chicken, an animal nurous tis bigger, ca into view.
Brown and black fur, a robust body, a protruding snout.
Was this a disfigured and tanned Dang Kang?
“Master, this is called a wild boar; Dang Kang is arguably one of their ancestors.”
“Oh… then it must be delicious.”
You should know, the Dang Kang clan was renowned throughout the Cultivation World for the exquisite taste of their at, of course, their strength was not to be underestimated either.
Nian Shutong’s palm opened, and the mont Daodao appeared, Sword Light flashed out.
The wild boar, lacking any mutations, had no chance to fight back and died on the spot.
“Let’s go! Ti to head back for at!”
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