It must be said that Guli is quite formidable when it comes to animal taming.
After learning how Mu Yan treated Xun Mi, for the first few days, Mu Yan was scolded until he was covered in bruises.
Afterwards, he would always find fault with him, saying things like, "I want to eat crispy fruit today," or "I want to go to the lake to catch fish tomorrow."
She had a whole bunch of random requests, the funniest of which was when Guli asked Muyan to smash a beehive for her.
Then Mu Yan returned with a face so swollen it was unrecognizable, while Guli, whom he was holding, was completely unharmed.
It was after that incident that Guli stopped messing with Muyan.
Mu Yan also gradually began to restrain his temper. It can be said that he changed a lot for Gu Li.
By now, Mu Yan had completely become a devoted husband.
Such a phenomenon is welcomed by many.
"Hahaha, you guys are so funny."
After searching for and eating a red fruit, he took out another one, looking at it and laughing.
The group of people who were playing around were interrupted by the females who came in one after another.
Today's class is about teaching medicine, so all the students are female; the males aren't interested in it.
However, they still attended the basic classes and remembered the herbs for stopping bleeding and removing blood stasis.
Guli is Xunmi's assistant and teacher. She talks about agriculture, such as how to determine the quality of the soil.
How to plant edible wild vegetables in the ground and keep them alive are all very basic things.
Apart from that, they said nothing more, relying entirely on their wisdom.
The day's lessons are over. The task is to find the females to gather the herbs discussed today from the back mountain before tomorrow night.
She went to the back mountain and confirmed that the medicinal herbs mentioned today were there.
Before she could even sit for a moment, Yuanhe rushed in, picked up Xunmi, and ran outside without saying a word.
Guli was stunned for a moment, then pulled Muyan along and ran out. She was very curious about what could make the usually calm and collected young clan leader so unsettled.
When Guli arrived, she was shocked, amazed, and full of admiration.
She finally understood where that mysterious confidence came from; the wisdom of the orcs was truly not to be underestimated.
Looking at the group of animals she could name by the side of the square, she couldn't help but smile.
"You guys are great. Now all you have to do is keep them alive so you can make food for them in the winter."
Seeking, he clapped his hands and sincerely praised the beastmen standing by the fence.
But that's not enough; there are still things they need to do.
Yuan nodded solemnly, realizing that the idea of capturing these prey alive was also because he was thinking of the little animal he had been looking for.
As long as you feed it, it can live for a very, very long time.
Then he thought that maybe they could do the same thing: catch their prey, raise it, and kill it when they needed it.
Sure enough, his method worked, and he was praised.
The beastmen involved were also very happy, from choosing which animals were easy to raise and could be kept, to starting to catch them.
It took them twice as long to hunt as usual, but the results were many times greater.
"Mi, thank you. You are our lucky star and the messenger of the Beast God."
Yuan excitedly hugged Xunmi and spun her around. This wasn't the first time he'd said Xunmi was the messenger of the Beast God, nor would it be the last.
When Xunmi first heard this, she was stunned for a moment because she knew that the one who was originally thought to be the messenger of the Beast God was the female lead.
Now, because I arrived first, I've been beaten to it.
Strictly speaking, there's no difference, since she came here only after gaining the recognition of the world's consciousness.
So, regarding this small misunderstanding, Xunmi neither explained nor admitted it.
"There are still more than ten days until the rainy season, enough time for you to get moving."
After some searching and evaluation, a conclusion was reached.
Yuanhe put Xunmi down on the ground, put his arm around her shoulder, and helped her straighten her hair.
His movements were so gentle, as if he were handling the most precious treasure, that anyone who saw them could see how much he cherished and loved it.
Guli has completely ignored these two couples' displays of affection, whether intentional or not.
"Tonight, Father said he's going to throw a party to celebrate the birth of yet another kind of survival wisdom in us."
Yuanhe relayed his father's words, his tone revealing pride and excitement.
All of this was brought to them by Mi, so that they no longer had to worry about the rainy season or getting sick.
"Okay." Xunmi thought for a moment and nodded.
"Was the party fun? Were there any interesting activities?"
Guli leaned closer, asking with boundless energy and her eyes full of anticipation.
She's been in this orc world for two months now, without a computer, TV, cell phone, or game console, and yet so much time has passed.
Looking back now, it seems incredible, but I really did live that life and never got bored.
Xunmi could roughly guess what Guli was thinking, so he patted her head.
"You can dance and sing, but can you?" He mercilessly exposed her shortcomings.
Guli pouted, looking down at Xunmi with disdain: "Don't think I don't know, you're still capable, humph."
"So we're evenly matched." With a quick thought, he said slyly, "How about we do something fun?"
This shouldn't have much of an impact; it's not related to their survival. At most, it's just a way to relieve their fatigue.
Xunmi stroked his chin, thinking seriously, and also felt that this was feasible.
"Okay, let's start with the simplest one. Can you play drop the handkerchief, kick the shuttlecock, do cockfighting, or jump rope?"
These were things that children used to play with when we were in the orphanage.
She also went to jump rope, but as for other activities, it wasn't that she didn't want to participate, but rather that she was a bit physically weak and couldn't compete with others.
The only thing that's presentable and presentable is jump rope.
In addition, so many years have passed, and her memory has become very vague; she can only recall the general outline.
Guli didn't give up on her search at all; on the contrary, she was very enthusiastic.
Holding Xunmi's hand, she quickly began to speak.
It turns out that this little girl grew up in the countryside, playing wildly with other children.
I've done everything from climbing trees to steal bird eggs to catching loaches in the fields.
Not to mention these little games, she's even played house.
As she spoke, Guli's mood began to dip, though only for a moment, but how could Xunmi not notice?
"Don't think too much about it. Aren't we doing just fine and happy now?"
"And there are no worries, no need to work yourself to the bone for a living, just living peacefully like this, isn't that good?"
He gently patted Guli's head and comforted her softly.
Guli instantly regained her energy and swept away her previous gloom.
They dragged Xunmi along to look for something to make rope, but instead of rope, they found chicken feathers for making shuttlecocks.
In the back mountain, there are many croaking beasts with brightly colored feathers, they are incredibly beautiful.