My Princess Holds Su Chapter 99: 99 beautiful foxes just lost their lives like th

Chapter 99: 99 beautiful foxes just lost their lives like that

Watching such a beautiful fox lose its life, its body being dragged around like a rag, Ye Jiu felt heartbroken.

From Cha Yi’s words, Ye Jiu learned that people in the Ancient Plane mostly wore animal skins. Such beautiful fur was only worn by females, but Cha Yi had no females with him, nor a fixed residence, so he generally only kept the edible at and stored so of the fur as spare, discarding the rest.

Ye Jiu suggested that Cha Yi use the unwanted fur for trading in the future, as such precious material would definitely be worth a lot of money in this world.

Using things that were of no use to himself for trade naturally appealed to Cha Yi. With the dagger that Ye Jiu had given him, Cha Yi quickly processed the red fox’s fur, storing the at in his storage compartnt and giving the fur directly to Ye Jiu.

Cha Yi was in the forest, and after several days, his storage compartnt was nearly full. Thus, he wanted Ye Jiu to see if there was anything he needed. That way, he could send it directly to Ye Jiu without taking up too much space.

Even though ten storage compartnts might seem big, Cha Yi’s plane did not have an inherent space like Ye Jiu’s, and each compartnt could only endlessly stack one type of item. Hence, using them all up was not a difficult task.

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Moreover, with the vast variety of species in the Ancient Plane, it was impossible for him to store only one type of item, making the storage compartnts seem even more insufficient.

Later, Ye Jiu gave him an idea to make a few large wooden boxes and put everything inside them before storing them in the compartnts. This way, since all the boxes were the sa type, they should also be able to be stacked indefinitely.

Cha Yi said he would try it when he had ti, but first, he wanted to find a group that would take him in. His original tribe had abandoned him due to his father’s death and his mother’s rejection when he was young.

Now, possessing Plane Space and having traded for sharp artifacts like daggers, finding a tribe willing to take him in should not be difficult.

Cha Yi continuously walked through the vast forest. When he encountered prey, he would hunt, and the rest of the ti, he chatted with Ye Jiu, which made his journey less lonely.

Ye Jiu could also clearly see the scenery around him. The trees were so tall they covered the sky, the ground was covered with dense wild grass, and more small animals frequently hopped by. However, Cha Yi did not bother to catch them as he targeted larger prey, saying it helped him train his abilities.

Along the way, Cha Yi did, however, gather quite a few bird eggs for Ye Jiu, because in his heart, Ye Jiu, like the females from his side, also liked these soft, delicate foods.

Passing by a pond, Cha Yi went to drink water. Ye Jiu’s gaze, however, was fixed on the turtles lying by the shore.

One by one, nurous turtles basked in the sunlight—a splendid sight. There were also fish jumping out of the water occasionally. Even as Cha Yi reached for the water, several fish surrounded his hand, seemingly unafraid of being caught and turned into roasted fish.

When Cha Yi turned back and saw the surprised look on Ye Jiu’s face, he realized she was quite interested in these creatures in the water.

“Want so? I can catch them for you,” Cha Yi’s offer ca spontaneously.

Beastn typically ate their food raw. Fish was rather fishy, and apart from Cat Clan Beastn or in tis of food scarcity, other beastn were reluctant to eat these fish. If Ye Jiu wanted them, he really didn’t mind catching them, as it would just be a bit of extra effort.