Group favorite Fuwa: Little milk bag, she is milky and fierce

Chapter 316: Supporting the Wind and Swinging the Swing
Yan Ci shook off the aching hand from writing, and the fox in space finally finished eating one roasted cow, five roasted lambs, and ten roasted herrings, and stood up and stretched.

Then he stretched his muscles a little, patted the non-existent dust on his body, and prepared to go out.

Oops, it feels so good to eat, it’s time to go out to work.

Then this man appeared not far from the village. After thinking for a while, he took out ten horses and ten sheep. Then each horse had four sacks of rice noodles hanging on it, and the sheep had fewer hangings, and he himself , he carried a bag of vegetables, then walked into the cave holding twenty ropes in his hands and a big, red apple in his mouth.

"Hey, Xiaoxi, I'm back."

The fox led the horses and goats to the cave.

Xiao Xi did not mention the cave for them to leave after registering, so they waited aside after the registration was completed. Then those who had just registered and turned their heads when they heard the sound were all shocked and dumbfounded.

Ten horses! Ten sheep! There are so many rice noodles!
Yan Ci had just finished registering, and when he saw so many cattle and sheep, he couldn't hide his surprise and confusion in his eyes.

Where did the fox get all these cattle and sheep?

There were still healthy people queuing up at Xiao Xi's side, so she called Zhang Xiaobai directly: "Xiao Bai, go and lead a few people to unload the rice noodles on the horses and pile them in the cave first."

"Okay, sir."

"Among the rest of you who are in good health, are there any village chiefs or other people in charge?" Xiao Xi asked those people again.

Two middle-aged men who had just had their bodies examined immediately stood up impatiently.

"Sir, the two of us were the village chiefs of two other villages before."

A middle-aged man smiled flatteringly.

Yan Ci glanced at the man and said lightly: "Call the leader."

He was obviously very gentle, but the words he spoke made people feel an inexplicable coldness that was depressing. "Yes, yes, leader, leader." The village chief changed his words in panic.

Xiao Xi gave Yan Ci a strange look, then looked at the two village chiefs and said, "Take a few healthy people to kill the sheep and chop the meat into small pieces. Fox, you follow and teach them how to do it."

"Easy to say." The fox handed the horse rope to Zhang Xiaobai, took a bite of the apple, and then asked the two stewards to follow him.

Before leaving, he seemed to have noticed something, and suddenly turned to look at Fu Feng Fu Yao, who had previously recorded the conditions of the people in the tribe, his eyes seemed to be filled with scrutiny.

Fufeng felt his gaze, raised his head and gave the fox a careful and flattering smile.

The fox glanced at the two of them with a half-smile, greeted the two village chiefs, and left with a few healthy ones.

At the same time, he sent a message to Xiao Xi: "Be careful with those two children. They are either spiritual cultivators or some unclean and strange things. They give me a very strange feeling. They have aura, but they don't look like human spiritual cultivators." , it’s weird anyway.”

Xiao Xi, who was carefully checking people's pulse, heard such incomprehensible words, and her eyes unconsciously fell on the young girl who volunteered.

Then her eyes only stayed on the two of them for less than a second, then she turned around and continued to check their pulse as if nothing had happened, as if it was just a casual glance from her.

Zhang Xiaobaima unloaded all the food on his back, and Xiaoyue's last diagnosis was just finished.

Yan Ci handed the record book to Xiao Xi, and Fu Feng Fu Yao's record had just ended.

Xiao Xi looked at Zhang Xiaobai and said, "Xiao Bai, take someone to cook the porridge, add enough water, leave enough soup, and put in the mutton later."

"Hey! Okay, I'll go right away!" Zhang Xiaobai smiled happily and asked the person who just helped to go to work.

(End of this chapter)