"What beautiful ears!"

Cellululu raised her eyes subconsciously - even though she couldn't see her ears, she couldn't help but do this when someone praised her so much.

"Is this a pet snake? It's bigger than my sister."

Chongwu's children all hid behind her in admiration. The green python made them tremble, which was the fear flowing in their blood.

Hearing that the two of them were going to cook to entertain her, Cellululu immediately expressed her intention to help her father who was cooking. Her favorite thing was to watch the ingredients turn into delicacies on the table that her mother was full of praise for.

However, Chongwu rejected this request, thinking that this was what they should do after borrowing the cave.

Metal pots that are polished but have irregular dents from use.

I cut the wood myself and polished it to make wooden tables and beds.

Stools and clothes-drying pillars made from local materials.

Looking at the unwashed clothes, the smoked animal meat, the burning fire pit and the boiling water in the stove, the full atmosphere of life reminded Cellululu of her parents and the tree hole.

Most of her imaginations about love and the life of two people have their shadow, sweet, warm, and flowing with the fireworks of the world.

"Are you a couple?"

"Oh, no, Chongwu's husband hasn't come back yet."

As he spoke, Papa took off a small piece of smoked sausage. Seeing the children drooling with greed, he pursed his lips, took some more, put it into a pot of boiling water and rolled it to let the water boil.

With the smell of oil and meat, take it out quickly and add some wild vegetables to boil.

Cellululu, who didn't quite understand why Papa was cooking like this, watched intently. She wanted to ask Papa where his wife, whom Papa had not mentioned, was, but was suddenly interrupted by a scream.

Cellululu looked back and found that the green python she had tied by the bar of the "tavern" had just closed its mouth. The children in the heavy fog were anxiously cowering in the distance, and tears had already appeared in the corners of some people's eyes.

"Whatever you eat, spit it out!"

Sai Lulu roared, and the green python quickly opened its mouth.

A wet little squirrel fell motionless on the ground.

Cellululu was startled when she saw it was a mouse. Thinking of Chongwu's tribe, she immediately stepped forward to check.

Thank God, Sister Xinlu has raised a lot of medical rats, and she often follows them to learn, so she can easily get the results.

"I'm stressed, but..."

Through the essence of plants and trees hidden in the cuffs, abundant healing power flowed into the body of the little mouse. After a while, the unlucky little mouse regained consciousness in the hands of the misty child.

"Sister is so awesome."

"Not only do you have long ears, but you also have medical skills. Are you a monster doctor?"

The children's admiration made Cellulu blush. Compared with the professionals on the medical team, her knowledge was only superficial.

"You still keep these monster mice as pets?" Celluloid asked, "Have they been tamed? They won't steal your food, right?"

"They don't eat it secretly. They bring us some delicious gadgets from time to time."

"It will also help us get rid of those fire ants that are wandering in the soil. Those ants are really annoying."

Speaking of which, Herola raised two sand kittens, which seemed to help her catch these little mice and then make them into mouse strips for her. Unexpectedly, after Herola left with the sand kittens, they actually became friends with this place.

of new residents coexisted.

Wild vegetable soup, fried sausages, steamed animal meat, and bacon rice make up this dinner.

Bacon and rice are steamed together. The salt in the bacon blends with the rice grains, and the fat soaks in, making it fragrant.

Although she had already eaten three rabbits in the morning, Celluloid, who had eaten nothing at noon, had no resistance to them. After taking a small tube of the magic potion, she started to eat them.

After taking a bite, her chewing movements slowed down.

In the bowls of Chongwu and Papa's children were brown rice and miscellaneous grains that only appear in the morning light when people adjust their meals to nourish their stomachs. No, they were even more coarse.

Incomplete grinding makes these half-powder, half-granular "rice" look unappetizing.

No one touched the meats placed on the stone table, as if they were all waiting for her to enjoy.

The children were digging into chunks of rice without even raising their heads to take a second look. The rough meal was paired with a slightly oily wild vegetable soup to make up the meal.

Celluloid put down the bowl: "Sister and I just happened to be passing by this time and don't plan to go back to the cave, so don't worry, no one is going to drive you away. There is no need to bully the children in this way and pretend to be pitiful."

She was a little angry, thinking that Chongwu and Papa were using their children to gain sympathy.

"Sister Vera..." A sensible child timidly defended her parents, "There is indeed no food at home..."

Chongwu and Papa sat awkwardly, saying nothing.

Cellululu suddenly realized the joke her father told her, "Whenever I wake up in the middle of the night, I have to slap myself twice."

"We really hope you can be considerate... I have thought about pretending to be pitiful to win sympathy, but the only thing I can do is let the children starve..." Chongwu sighed.

Celluloid distributed the food to the children, took a sip of the wild vegetable soup, and frowned, thinking that the children drank it easily just now, and she didn't know how long it took them to adapt to the bitterness.

"Why doesn't that great man you know stop helping you?"

"He left a long time ago." Chongwu seemed to recall something again, "When we met by chance, he was willing to take us on a ride, treat us peacefully, and allow us to get married and come together. He is already as great as the God of Destiny.

, how can we expect that there will always be such miracles in life."

Life has smoothed the edges of the heavy fog, and she narrated it calmly, as if recalling a time that did not belong to her.

"Your strength should not be bad, and you won't be so embarrassed. What happened?" Cellululu asked again.

Papa glanced at the children who were devouring their food and pursed his lips.

"Let's not mention the past. Anyway, thank you Vera for your understanding. Please also thank your sister for me."

Feeling that it was a heavy past, Cellululu stopped asking questions.

There will be countless encounters in a person's life, but they are all by chance, and it is rare to meet again by chance.

But going too deep would be better for both parties.

Knowing this truth well, Cellulu played games with Chongwu and Papa's children after dinner, trying to leave a good memory for these children who have not yet grown up.

As the night progressed, the green python acting as the eagle and the children acting as the chickens fell into a deep sleep because it took too much energy for the eagle to catch the chicks.

After finishing washing next to the underground river, Cellululu came back and found that Chongwu and Papa were still sitting at the table, with anxiety on their brows.

"What's wrong?"

"Uh... Chongwu's husband hasn't come back yet."

"Going hunting?"

"The original leg is worn out. It's been two days since I went to replace it." Papa sighed.

After a silent night, Cellululu, who fell asleep with the green python on her pillow at the entrance of the cave, was not awakened by any movement, which proved that no one returned last night.

The smiles on Papa and Chongwu's faces were mixed with worry when they bid farewell to Cellululu.

If you get too involved in other people's lives, you will be infected by their ups and downs and can't help but imagine their future.

On the way, Cellululu gave blessings to the man named Gale, hoping that he would be safe and sound.

After a day, the green python seemed to be accustomed to being driven. Even if it did not need to be pulled by vines, it would follow Cellululu's instructions, which made Cellululu laugh.

"Listen to me, go back to Dawn, you will have many friends, white wolves, stupid dragons, slimes and so on."

"Believe me, your three rabbits were not in vain."

The green python is not smart enough to digest and understand complex words, so it can only nod its head in an anthropomorphic manner so that Celluloid will not drag it away by its tail or tie it in a knot with a vine.

A group of shadows quickly came to Cellululu's feet from a distance. She listened carefully and immediately hid with the green python.

"real or fake?"

"What I saw while standing on the hill was absolutely true. It was a cave. Living in seclusion in a place like this, there might be some big secret hidden there."

"How strong is the opponent?"

"If they are all very strong, will they need a crypt?"

"makes sense."

The rustling movement in the distance gradually disappeared, and Cellululu hurried to the place where they passed to feel the remaining magical atmosphere.

There are more than thirty people, no, maybe more, and there is a high probability that they are all level five or above.

Thinking that it was because of herself that the crypt would be opened for a long time and exposed, Cellululu was extremely anxious.

She looked at the green python and loosened the knot at her "collar".

"If you are willing to wait here, I will take you to a good place where you can always have enough to eat. If you are not willing...then you are free now."

Without waiting for the green python to react, Cellululu released a shadow to follow, while she ran around in a detour.

"Get out of here quickly, you are being targeted!"

Before the malicious group of people arrived, Cellululu returned to the crypt and gave a warning.

Although Chongwu and Papa made the decision to give up everything, it was still too late. When they came to the ground, the vague magic power fluctuations around them made the two experienced people realize that they had been surrounded.

After sending the child to Chongwu, Papa took a step forward.
To be continued...