Chapter 126

Yan Kexing: "Most likely, let's follow them and see!"

The two, along with a group of little creatures, didn't have time to waste and immediately followed the Wolf King outside!

The Wolf King ran a few steps ahead, then looked back, clearly leading the way.

Shi Wen, with his long strides, felt anxious, worried that they were running too slowly.

Just as Shi Wen was considering whether to go home and ride a motorcycle or horse to search, which would be faster, a black figure appeared ahead.

It's Cong Zai!

Shi Wen suddenly realized what was happening and shouted, "Cong Zai!"

He quickly ran forward two steps. "Cong Zai, where did you go?!"

Before he finished speaking, Shi Wen noticed a chubby male snow leopard following behind Cong Zai.

This snow leopard was the male snow leopard they had dealt with many times before, and it was also the snow leopard that brought the cub to them.

The male snow leopard followed behind Cong Zai somewhat nervously, looking like it might run away at any moment.

Cong Zai glanced back at it, then held back again.

My head Shi Wen buzzing, but looking at Cong Zai, I finally knew where it had gone.

It actually went and brought the snow leopard back!

Chapter 126

The male snow leopard looked somewhat nervous, struggling to keep up behind, dragging its thick, long tail and remaining silent.

Cong Zai looked up at Shi Wen and, noticing Shi Wen's strange expression, asked in confusion, "Meow?"

Shi Wen a deep breath, warning herself not to get angry. After all, Cong Zai wasn't human, and it was normal for him not to be so thorough in his thinking.

Cong Zai meant well and offered help; we shouldn't hurt its feelings.

He could almost understand Cong Zai's psychological process.

Cong Zai must have understood; he wanted to see the male snow leopard, so he went out of his way to find him.

Male snow leopards definitely don't usually frequent this area. Cong Zai wanted to find it, but he didn't know how long he had been running around.

Thinking of this, Shi Wen couldn't help but squat down and hug Cong Zai, gently stroking its head and neck, and scratching its chin. "You little rascal, why did you run off without a word?"

Cong Zai squinted and gently curled its long tail around Shi Wen's arm. "Meow."

Shi Wen sighed, "It's good that you're back."

Cong Zai rubbed his head against his chest and stopped barking.

Shi Wen looked at the male snow leopard squatting to the side and said, "Welcome to our home. You've had a long visit."

The male snow leopard glanced at Shi Wen, then at Yan Kexing, and, making sure everything was alright, meowed happily.

Yan Kexing smiled and patted the snow leopard's forehead.

When the male snow leopard was first welcomed in, it held its tail high and walked with an exceptionally domineering air.

Shi Wen and Yan Kexing brought a group of little ones home.

The male snow leopard was sandwiched between the dogs, and the dogs weren't afraid of it at all. It seems they were already familiar with each other, otherwise they wouldn't be behaving this way.

Shi Wen infuriating and amusing; he had no idea when these guys had become friends, especially since they were clearly adversaries when they first met.

Perhaps they became friends after a fight?

After returning home, Shi Wen threw away the meat that he had left for Cong Zai yesterday and replaced it with fresh meat.

Yan Kexing specially brought out a bucket of frozen mutton, mixed it with their family's Bress eggs, and gave it to the male snow leopard to eat.

The dogs ate frozen mutton with the male snow leopard today, but vegetables and grains were added to keep their nutrition balanced.

After eating a little bit, Cong Zai curled up in his usual spot and fell asleep.

The little fox, in a fit of pranks, jumped onto the cushion and licked Cong Zai's head while Congzai was sleepy, only to be swatted over by Cong Zai in his sleep.

The little fox rolled around on the ground once, then continued to drag its big tail toward Cong Zai.

The little snow leopard was much more well-behaved; it lay down next to Cong Zai and snored away, keeping Cong Zai as he slept soundly.

Normally, the little ones at home are fine, Shi Wen I don't think much of it. But today, Cong Zai ran away and came back, and I suddenly became much more anxious about the little ones at home.

Shi Wen said to Yan Kexing, "How about we order a collar? I just don't feel at ease without a tracking device for them."

"Let's order it." Yan Kexing patted Heiwa's head beside him. "Now I'm not entirely at ease either."

After finishing their breakfast, the dogs automatically divided into groups and went to herd the cattle and sheep out of the house.

Heiwa and Fu Wa were in one group, An Wa and Le Wa in another, and the Wolf King was in a group with the Langwa.

Three groups of dogs were driving pigs, cattle, sheep, chickens, and geese to three different pastures.

Heiwa and Fu Wa were responsible for herding the meat sheep, while An Wa and Le Wa were responsible for herding the breeding sheep, including both breeding ewes and sires. Each of their two groups was responsible for more than a thousand sheep, which was a considerable workload.

The Wolf King then led the Langwa to herd the remaining cows, geese, sheep, pigs, and Bress chickens. Now the number of Bress chickens has expanded to more than 700, plus more than 600 geese, so their workload is not small either.

Shi Wen never grouped them; they all grouped themselves.

Now they are becoming more and more familiar with the work of herding, and Shi Wen they don't even need to be helped anymore.

His job was to check the condition of the livestock and poultry, disinfect the pens, and prepare various kinds of fodder.

Today was no different. After they drove out the pigs, cattle, sheep, chickens, and geese, Shi Wen turned on the robot to clean the pens, mix the feed, and write work logs.

In their waste disposal area, one of the tanks contained fermented manure.

Shi Wen planned to send this batch of manure for testing, and if there were no problems, it would be used on the ranch.

Apply fertilizer one last time this year, otherwise the grass will turn yellow and wither in two months.

After finishing her work log, Shi Wen contacted Zhu Ji: "Brother Zhu, I sent the manure from home for testing as usual, right?"

Zhu Ji: "Okay, I'll tell them. How's your family doing lately?"

"It's alright," Shi Wen replied casually. "Everything's fine at home, nothing to worry about."

Zhu Ji: "That's good."

Shi Wen, "By the way, we just harvested a new batch of soybeans. I think they're pretty good. Shall I send you some? You guys decide if we need to do any research or anything?"