Dressed As A Cheetah Cub In A Primitive Farming

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The long-haired chicken spent a few days in the fence in fear after its feathers were burned off. It didn’t take long before it seemed to have accepted its fate and began to peck at grass seeds and passing flying insects in the fence. It looked like I feel safe staying here.

As a little cub, Luo Qiu couldn't easily collect some grass stems to feed the chickens with her two paws, so she simply asked the cat to use her share of fish meat in exchange for the help of the pair of snow leopard cubs she met earlier. chicken.

This is also the first time that the long-term employment system has occurred in the Talon tribe.

Normally, if cats need to hire each other, it is only for a short period of time, so there is no sense of hiring.

As a wealthy little cub, Luo Qiu's various technologies provided to the Talon Tribe were converted into food shares and saved. Now these excess shares can be used to hire help from little snow leopard cubs who have no food to eat. Feeding chickens can be regarded as creating my first job.

In the early morning, the sun had not completely crossed over from the other side of the mountain, but the bright sunlight was already shining from the sky, and the creatures that had been sleeping all night began to become active.

The two little snow leopard cubs, Nata and Nasha, poked their heads out of the hole and stretched. They habitually stepped on their tails, which were numb after sleeping all night, with their little paws. Nasha took a bite of his brother Nasha next to him. In the tower's ear, two small snow leopard cubs walked together to the collection site in the forest.

After being employed by the little cheetah cubs for a few days, the two little snow leopard cubs have completely adapted to this peculiar trading method. In order to survive in exchange for enough food, the little snow leopard cubs cherish their job very much. Sha and his younger brother held the straw rope they took out from their parents' belongings in their mouths, and quickly moved their little paws to bite the grass.

For the little ones without hands and tools, the job of feeding chickens cannot be said to be that difficult, but it is not too easy either.

Not yet old enough to transform into their original orc form, and unable to hold the stone sickle with both hands to cut the grass, the little snow leopard cubs can only use the most primitive method, biting the bottom of the grass with their mouths, and then breaking it with force. .

If you get up early, the two little snow leopard cubs can collect enough fodder for the six long-haired chickens to eat for a day in half the morning.

After Nasha arrived at the place where the grass grew, he threw a large piece of grass rope in his mouth under the tree, and walked around with his little paws to one of the denser areas.

Yesterday, they had cleared a large area of ​​open space here, and the plants that had been cut off in the middle were only left with the bare section that had just emerged from the ground, exuding the smell of fresh grass juice.

Nasha found the right position and opened his mouth to the bunch of best-growing plants next to him. His sharp little teeth bit the stems of these plants. With just a slight squeeze, these plants would grow easily. It was broken with a crisp sound.

With the arrival of spring, these plants have become hydrated and become crisp and tender. They are very juicy and delicious. When the little snow leopard cubs are mowing the grass, they will inevitably get a lot of plant juices in their mouths, which have a mild taste. With a little sweetness, the two little cubs don't look so boring when they are working.

Nata, this little snow leopard cub, is very thin and does not work as quickly and agilely as his sister, but he is also very serious and is very attentive to the job given by his little brother who gave him sepak takraw balls to play with. Coupled with the advice from her sister, even the little cub who is not very sensible is very diligent, wagging its big fluffy tail, and following behind its sister, working hard to break the stems of plants with its small teeth. .