The Silver Dragon's Mountain and Sea Farm [Food]
Chapter 125

Chapter 91

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Xie Juanhan sincerely thanked him, "It's really beautiful, thank you."

The Weaving Fairies said shyly, "We're glad you like it. Happy Spring Festival, Lord Silver Dragon!"

Xie Juanhan: Happy Spring Festival!

The little male fairy Luli, who was closest to them, peeked out from among his friends and mustered his courage to say, "Lord Silver Dragon, if you have any hometown festivals you'd like to celebrate, please let us know, and we'd be happy to celebrate with you."

The Weaving Fairies realized what was happening and nodded vigorously. "Yes!"

Xie Juanhan accepted their kindness and said with a smile, "Okay."

Xie Juanhan and his sled had been out and about all day.

It was already evening when we got back.

Xie Juanhan was just about to call the little ones down for a big dinner that night.

The homing birds that had landed on the corridor suddenly rushed out like free-range chickens, looking at them expectantly:

"Chirp chirp!"

"Chirp chirp!"

"Coo coo!"

The homing birds made all sorts of calls to attract their attention.

When Xie Juanhan looked up, he was met with a pair of eyes as black as beans.

Among the messenger birds are owls, whose round eyes are also full of anticipation.

"Why are there so many letters today?" Xie Juanhan quickly realized, and asked with a smile, "How long have you all been here?"

The homing birds chirped and twittered again, their bird language failing to convey any useful information.

Xie Juanhan went to the corridor to look at it himself.

He then noticed that the little messenger birds had all sorts of small packages and envelopes tied to their backs and claws.

After opening them and taking a quick look, I realized that these packages and envelopes were return gifts from various ethnic groups.

There were Dwarf, Water Demon, distant Gargoyle, Elf, and even Griffin.

The Griffin delivered a bundle of plants with seeds attached.

That large messenger bird was also a unique messenger bird found only on the highlands.

Nibote was completely unaware that its people had given it a gift, and it stared wide-eyed at the homing birds that filled the corridor.

It was both surprised and somewhat tempted by these homing birds, crouching down as if it wanted to hunt one down for a taste.

When Xie Juanhan found the large messenger bird that the Griffin had brought, he gently scratched its neck and brought the bundled plant to its nose.

It had been trained recently and had learned to use its nose like Moli, so it quickly reacted. "Meow, meow?"

Nibote, the sniffing bird, caught the scent of his people and hopped around on the spot, meowing loudly with barely concealed excitement.

"Meow!" Nibote sniffed the plant brought by the messenger bird, then turned and excitedly Xie Juanhan and Telingewei.

Telingewei stepped forward and stood beside Xie Juanhan: "It must have been Eermirisi who sent the letter for them. The local Griffin really like this plant; sometimes they chew on it and then, like they're drunk, they just fall asleep all over the place."

Xie Juanhan in surprise, "The grass that Griffin like?"

How is that different from catnip, which cats love?

After seeing Telingewei nod affirmatively, Xie Juanhan smiled and said, "Alright, plant them in Nibote after spring."

Nibote got even more excited. "Meow!"

Telingewei picked out another plant with seeds from the bundle. "The fruit from this shrub tastes good, but it usually grows on cliffs and is quite difficult to pick."

Xie Juanhan understood. The Griffin mint was a gift from the great Griffin to Nibote. This plant, which could grow delicious fruit, was the gift from the Griffin.

Xie Juanhan: "Plant them all after spring."

Telingewei: "I've come to find a place."

Nibote nuzzled them one by one, meowing.

When the homing birds saw that they had already opened a package, they immediately crowded around them, urging them to open their own packages first.

"Chirp chirp!"

"Coo coo!"

"Chirp!!!"

Surrounded by a flock of enthusiastic messenger birds, Xie Juanhan smiled and snuggled closer to Telingewei: "Don't rush, don't rush, take it all apart. After we're done, you can stay for dinner."

The homing birds chirped, "Chirp!" "Coo!" "Tick!"

==========Author's Note:=========

See you tonight!

Thanks to the Ancient Spirit little girl (*2), the uninvited civil affairs bureau, Qianshan Ding, Nanzhi, and Changxia Bubai for the landmines.

Chapter 91 [VIP]

During his first Spring Festival on this unfamiliar continent, Xie Juanhan gave and received many gifts.

The day before the start of spring, Xie Juanhan led his whole family in a celebration.

They ate a sumptuous meal, then went to the hot springs to soak and gaze at the stars.

When they returned, the two dragons tucked the little ones into their warm new cushions and placed two round, new gold coins under their little pillows.

The Spring Festival is now over.

The Spring Festival is over, but the weather hasn't warmed up immediately; it will take some time for everything to come back to life.

In this frigid season, Xie Juanhan, holding Telingewei's hand, was already preparing for the return of spring.

That evening, Xie Juanhan showed Telingewei his newly written shopping list, "Seeds, farm tools, fertilizer, rune templates, and household supplies—that's about it. See if there's anything else you'd like to add?"

Telingewei took it and examined it carefully.

He looked at it for a long time, but couldn't find anything he had missed.

"It seems there aren't any more?"

"Then let's go to Teme Port tomorrow."

Their trip to Teme Port was purely for shopping, leaving the furry creatures behind to look after the house.

The furry creatures tugged at Xie Juanhan's trouser leg, clearly unhappy.

They only let Xie Juanhan go after he promised to bake them a cake when he returned, and even added the newly popular nut frosting sauce from Teme Port.

The two dragons stayed in Teme Port for almost a whole day, and didn't return home until evening.

Xie Juanhan rode on the back of the giant dragon, sunlight shining from their sides and casting their shadows on the ground.

The enormous shadow made it look like a cloud.

The little ones were sleeping in the hallway.

Upon spotting the shadows in the distance, they immediately stood up and rushed outside to greet the two dragons, "Roar--roar--"

"Why are you so happy?" Xie Juanhan smiled when he saw how enthusiastic the kids were. "I bought the newest trendy meat burger in Teme Port today, you guys should try it."

The little ones got even more excited.

Moli wagged his tail, and Nibote wagged his own tail like a wolf. "Awooo!"

Xie Juanhan: "Huh? Aren't you happy that we're back?"

Harper: "Chirp, chirp!"

Xie Juanhan listened intently. "You caught a vegetable thief? Who?"

After asking the question, Xie Juanhan answered himself, "Goblin?"

The little ones all cried out in unison, "Chirp!" "Aww!"

They really are Goblin.

Harper: "Chirp chirp chirp!"

Xie Juanhan: "The Goblin were caught as soon as they came to steal vegetables?"

The little guys proudly puffed out their furry chests. "Aww!"

They not only told Xie Juanhan that they had caught Goblin, but they also grabbed Xie Juanhan's trouser leg and insisted on taking Xie Juanhan to see it.

Xie Juanhan had already seen it; the gaps in the fence were filled with yellowish-brown Goblin that looked like rotten potatoes.

The Goblin, dejected, huddled silently in the gaps of the fence.

Xie Juanhan looked at the Goblin, then at the furry creatures sitting obediently to the side, waiting to be praised.

He reached out and patted each of the little ones' heads, his tone earnest. "Thank you for protecting the vegetable garden."

The furry creatures puffed out their furry chests high. "Aww!"

Xie Juanhan had already promised to bake them cakes.

The little guys worked so hard to protect their home, they certainly deserve a big meal.

At Xie Juanhan's request, Telingewei made another trip, personally going out to sea to hunt and bringing back a plump, delicious fish suitable for eating raw.

That evening, the little ones ate until they were stuffed, and happily dragged the Magic Wand Plant out to play for a while before going back to their mats to sleep.

Xie Juanhan didn't take the matter to heart.

When you grow vegetables, it's perfectly normal for birds to eat some, insects to eat some, Goblin to eat some.

Just equip them with rune templates in time, and have Moli and his men increase patrols to control the losses.

However, the Goblin were caught by the little guys three times a week, Xie Juanhan would see Goblin stuffed into the fence almost every day when he woke up.

Something's not right here.

Xie Juanhan specifically took Telingewei to inspect the farmland.

Most of the winter snow has melted.

The remaining snow and soil in the farmland were mixed together, making it look very muddy.

Xie Juanhan glanced over and saw that the claw marks of Moli and the Goblin were mixed together, but surprisingly, they weren't too chaotic.

"Something doesn't feel right." Xie Juanhan brushed the snow off the vegetables and looked at each row of them.

Telingewei also checked. "No signs of the Goblin stealing."

"Yes, it seems all the vegetables are intact." Xie Juanhan silently counted in his mind, "The Goblin didn't steal any vegetables at all."

He had initially thought that the Goblin couldn't find food because the weather hadn't warmed up yet.

Under such circumstances, if the Goblin stole a few vegetables to get through their hunger, he could probably turn a blind eye.

The fact that the Goblin aren't stealing any crops but are getting caught every day is rather intriguing.

Xie Juanhan and Telingewei exchanged glances. "Shall we go back and take a look?"

Telingewei reached out his hand. "Okay."

They quietly went back.

As they approached the hut, they deliberately concealed themselves, hiding behind rocks to observe.

At first, they didn't notice anything unusual.

As the sun gradually rose, the Goblin tucked into the gaps in the fence were slowly awakened by the sunlight.

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