Cub Bus (continued)

The kids surrounded Jian Mo, chattering excitedly about what had happened in the past two days.

There are so many interesting things happening in the tribe, and the way the little kids tell them is completely different from how the adults tell them.

Even if you've Jian Mo heard something once, hearing the kids tell it again as you slowly walk back in the sunset feels different.

As they walked back, Jian Mo noticed that some of the cubs would pick up fallen leaves and other trash from the ground and hold them tightly in their hands.

Jian Mo looked at Jiang Xing, who had just picked up two twigs, and asked with a smile, "What are you doing?"

Jiang Xing said somewhat embarrassedly, "It's too dirty to leave it on the ground. I'll pick it up and burn it later."

Jian Mo was surprised that the little ones would spontaneously protect the tribe's environment, and couldn't help but reach out and pat Jiang Xing's head. "Good boy."

Jiang Xing's cheeks were a little red, but her eyes were bright and she looked very happy.

After taking Jiang Xing and the others home, Jian Mo them to go play in the side yard.

The side courtyard of the Jian Mo was expanded from one animal shed into two, and Jiujiu and Ying'ao both lived there.

They even brought fresh water down from the mountain for Jiujiu and Ying'ao to drink.

The two Flying-Winged Beast now enjoy an extremely superior living environment.

The cubs are playing very comfortably in their habitat.

The kids played there until nightfall, and only said goodbye to Jian Mo and went home when it was almost dark.

Jian Mo was cooking in the kitchen, but seeing that it was getting dark, she simply took a small wooden stool outside the kitchen and waited while shelling beans.

After waiting for quite a while, until wisps of smoke rose from the village chimneys, the giant wolf that Wu Jiong had transformed into finally returned carrying a basket.

Jian Mo ran up to greet him, first taking the basket he was carrying, and couldn't help but say with concern, "Why did you carry it all the way back? Your mouth must be tired. Why didn't you just put it on your back?"

Giant Wolf: "I brought you some Sunflower Fruit, but I was worried it would get damaged from the jostling on my back."

Jian Mo couldn't resist leaning over and kissing the giant wolf's muzzle. "Did the Mengshui Tribe give it to you?"

Giant Wolf: "Hmm."

Jian Mo glanced at the basket, which was filled with glistening, round fruits, like the rising sun or ripe persimmons on a tree.

He picked one up and held it to his nose, instantly filling his nostrils with the aroma of fruit.

Jian Mo carried the basket to the kitchen and put it away, then fetched a bucket of water. "Take a shower first, then you can have dinner."

Wu Jiong: "I'll fetch water."

Their bathroom/toilet is already usable, located right behind the kitchen.

Taking a bath at home is much more convenient than going to the river. Wu Jiong carried a bucket of hot water and a bucket of cold water into the bathroom. Seeing that new clothes were already laid out on the wooden shelf, he closed the door and took a bath.

When he finished washing up and went outside, Jian Mo had already prepared the meal and set it out in the yard, waiting for him.

Now that it's hot, they usually set out their meals in the yard so they can cool off while eating.

Anyway, they have the medicinal oil from the Mengshui Tribe, and no insects can bite them.

When Wu Jiong came out, Jian Mo rested her chin on her hand and openly admired his physique.

The orc tribe's physiques were practically top-notch, with chest muscles, abs, and long legs. Jian Mo looked them over without blinking, then pointed to his neck and asked, "What's wrong with your neck? Did you get sunburned?"

Wu Jiong also touched it. "A little."

Jian Mo: "Is the work in the Mengshui Tribe particularly heavy today?"

Some time ago, people from various tribes came to help them renovate their villages.

Although everyone said they came to learn and gain experience, after helping the various tribes, Wu Jiong and De Jiang discussed it and decided to send people to help other tribes, just like the people from the various tribes came to help.

Apart from the team leader, the people who go to help the Riverside Tribe each day are chosen by drawing lots.

The team leader is usually Wu Jiong, and he is not replaced unless the Riverside Tribe needs his help as the chief.

The construction work was quite heavy, and Wu Jiong got a bit tanned during this time, with his neck also turning red from the sun.

Jian Mo couldn't help but say, "I'll mix some sunscreen mud tomorrow, you can apply it when you get there, okay?"

Wu Jiong: "It's alright, it'll be finished in a couple of days. I often work in my animal form, so I don't get much sun exposure there."

Jian Mo sighed, "It's so hot in beast form, and you won't shave your fur."

Wu Jiong remained silent; no matter how hot the weather was, he was unwilling to touch his imposing long fur.

With experienced people like Wu Jiong around, the Mengshui Tribe was quickly renovated.

On the day the renovation was completed, Yun Long personally brought gifts and a few people to the riverbank to thank them, especially Jian Mo and the others.

Everyone greeted the Mengshui Tribe members in the open space.

Qing Kuo told Yun Long and the others not to be polite, "You helped us before, so it's only right that we help you now."

Yun Long: "There's no question of 'shouldn't' or 'shouldn't' it; it's all about favors. Thank you so much for your help this time."

Wu Jiong said calmly from the side, "You're welcome. Our Riverside Tribe isn't the kind of tribe that just takes advantage of other tribes."

Yun Long smiled and said, "I know you're just nice people."

When Yun Long wants to praise someone, he always manages to do so in a way that touches the heart.

As the people of the Riverside Tribe listened, one by one they couldn't help but puff out their chests, their faces full of pride.

It was time for class, and the little ones who were playing in the village came over to the open space to prepare for class.

Today, Jiu Yin and Jian Mo are teaching the cubs what to do if they get injured in the wild.

The Jiu Yin taught the children to apply herbal remedies and lick their wounds, following local customary treatment methods.

Jian Mo taught the cubs how to apply pressure to stop bleeding and how to identify whether foreign objects in a wound need to be removed, among other medical procedures.

Yun Long and the others already knew that the children of the Riverside Tribe had to attend classes, and they also knew that the Riverside Tribe would assign different people each day to teach the children different things.

While listening to the lecture today, Yun Long couldn't help but focus all her attention on the class.