Chapter 2954: Gift From Nature

?    The whole night passed peacefully. Xiaobao woke up to the sound of birdsong. His biological clock was very punctual. He would wake up automatically at five o'clock every morning. He could hear Lele's steady breathing. Xiaobao turned his head and saw Lele who had turned around.

Lele held one hand under his cheek. His face was squeezed flat, which made him look chubby and more lovely than during the day. Xiaobao couldn't help but smile. The sleeping Lele looked more like a child, with a round face. He always followed him and would be the first to rush to him when there was danger...

The grown-up Lele had no flesh on his face. He was thin and tall. He looked nothing like a child. The only thing that hadn't changed was that he still loved to pester him like a child.

Xiaobao's smile froze and he felt a little blocked in his heart.

Because Lele announced last night that he would not pester him anymore.

Xiaobao sighed lightly and got out of the sleeping bag carefully. Xueer, who was lying between them, opened her eyes and looked outside the tent vigilantly. Xiaobao patted Xueer on the head and prepared to go outside to cook.

There were several tents set up outside, most of them had already gotten up. When they saw Xiaobao, they greeted him.

Xiaobao smiled slightly and relit the extinguished fire. Without his order, a white light rushed out. It was Xueer who went to find food.

There were many wild animals in the mountains. Xueer came back with a few hares in her mouth in a short time and threw them in front of Xiaobao, raising her head proudly. Xiaobao reached out and patted her on the head, praising her: "You are so amazing, I will let you eat first later."

Xueer licked his hand and returned to the tent contentedly.

Others looked at this side with envy. They had long seen that Xueer was a wolf, but they did not expect that wild wolves were tamed so obediently. No wonder these two people did not bring food. They asked Xueer to go out and catch whatever they wanted to eat. They ate meat every day, and it was cooked so deliciously, while they could only eat canned food and compressed biscuits.

Xiaobao skillfully gutted the rabbit and removed the hair. Eating barbecue every day can easily cause internal heat. Just now, he noticed that Lele had two pimples on his chin. Today, he had to make some soup and add some wild vegetables to clear away heat and reduce internal heat.

He took a quick look around and soon found several edible wild vegetables, all of which were very fresh and tender. Xiaobao picked the tenderest leaf tips and soon filled a bag with them.

"Can these be eaten?" Jason came over and looked at the wild vegetables in Xiaobao's hand curiously. In his opinion, these were grass, grass that only cattle and sheep would eat.

"Yes."

Xiaobao nodded and returned to the fire with the wild vegetables in his hand.

The wild vegetables were very clean and did not need to be washed. Jason picked a few pieces of wild vegetables from Xiaobao's hand and put them in his mouth to chew. Soon he spit them out with an expression of eating feces.

"It's so bitter. Are you sure you want to eat such bitter grass?" Jason came over and looked at the wild vegetables with suspicion. They were more bitter than medicine. Are the taste buds of Chinese people different from theirs?

Xiaobao smiled and started to process the food. He put the iron pot on the fire, blanched the cut meat and the wild vegetables. Of course, wild vegetables cannot be eaten raw. Only fools would eat them like that. They must be blanched to remove the bitterness in the vegetables.

Jason looked at Xiaobao curiously, busying himself in an orderly manner. It felt like watching a food show. He simply sat next to him. Although he didn't understand what Xiaobao was doing, it looked delicious. He just sat there. When the food was ready, Xiaobao should be able to give him some!

Isn't it said that Chinese people are warm and hospitable? I'm sick of canned food these days!

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