Traveling Through the Stars

Luo Bi also found it boring, but she couldn't bear to go back like this, so she called the text message to ask if lunch was ready.

Wen Xiao turned the ingredients on the grill, sprinkled them on and said, "It will take about half an hour to make. Pheasant and winged rabbit are both meat and not cooked well. The roasted vegetables are done."

Hearing that lunch hadn't been made yet, Luo Bi sighed and wandered aimlessly for a while at Shanlin's house. It was noon, and Hua Ran was hungry, so he wandered around and followed Luo Bi to pass the time.

"Luo Bi, let's go back first. Let's make lunch after a while." In Hua Ran's opinion, instead of wandering around in the woods, it is better to go back and take a drink of water to rest and regain enough energy to collect supplies in the afternoon.

Luo Bi didn't answer. She saw a tree hole. Luo Bi was more interested in this kind of tree hole. She walked over and carefully identified the traces outside the hole, thinking that there might be prey in the tree hole.

I picked up a small branch and it broke, but I couldn't break it off. The branch was very tough.

Hua Ran couldn't see it, so he stretched out his hand and easily broke off the small branch and gave it to Luo Bi: "What are you doing breaking the small branch? I remember that the tree hole you said is not like this, the tree hole is closer to the mountain."

"Just poke it and you'll find out." Luo Bi poked it, but nothing came out.

Hua Ran looked at it and said, "Let's go."

Luo Bi nodded, threw away the twigs, gathered a handful of hay balls and lit them in the tree hole. Hua Ran raised his eyebrows. He didn't understand what Luo Bi was doing and didn't bother to ask.

Seeing the smoke coming out of the tree hole, Luo Bi quickly gathered another handful of hay and added it to the tree hole. She was probably not satisfied yet, so she turned around and added another handful: "Okay, whatever it is, I'll choke if you can't poke it out." Damn it."

When you hear this tune, you will be stunned. Hua Ran is angry and funny at the same time.

After doing this, Luo Bi was about to leave, but in the smoke, a round thing ran out of the tree hole with a round head and a pig's nose. When Luo Bi saw it clearly, the native pig spread its hooves and ran away.

"Eh? Eh? Eh...?" Luo Bi chased for a few steps but couldn't catch up, and stamped her feet angrily.

Hua Ran was stunned for a moment, and saw another chubby native pig poking its head in the tree hole. The usually steady person panicked, and hurriedly rushed forward and caught the native pig that ran out.

"Luo Bi, hurry up and catch the one in the tree hole. There is still one in the tree hole. I don't want that one." Hua Ran was too busy alone. He carried the newly caught native pig in one hand and blocked the soil in the tree hole with the other hand. pig.

The native pig in Hua Ran's hand was howling. Luo Bi didn't care about anything. She took out a bamboo basket from the storage bracelet and blocked the mouth of the tree hole. Then she felt her hand sink and a native pig ran in. .

His hands were heavy again, and two native pigs ran in.

Why did she know there were two?

Because it's heavy, the weight of one basket is different from that of two baskets. Luo Bi couldn't hold the bamboo basket anymore: "No, come on, brother, I can't hold it anymore. Many native pigs ran into the bamboo basket."

"It'll be ready soon. Just hold on for a while." Hua Ran took the bamboo basket from the storage ring.

"I can't hold it anymore." Luo Bi hugged the bamboo basket and said, "It's almost full. Why are there so many native pigs in the broken tree hole?!"

Hua Ran didn't mind that there were too many native pigs. He had no choice but to stretch out one foot to help support the bottom of the bamboo basket. He found the big bamboo basket with one hand, took it out from the storage ring, and threw the native pigs into it.

Next, the bamboo basket was handed over to Hua Ran. Luo Bi moved out of the way. Hua Ran held the bamboo basket for a few minutes, and finally no pigs ran out.

Good guy, what a great harvest.