Traveling through the new apocalyptic era

Chapter 264 264 Reunion

After resting enough, the grandparents and grandchildren continued on their journey, but they did not encounter any water source before the sun set.

After clearing several square meters of weeds, the two sat on the ground to rest.

Yin Ling put the weeds under her body and lay on her back in the grass nest. The breeze blew, and there was a rustling sound all around. She looked at her grandmother who was sitting next to her. She was really angry. It would be fine if she had to encounter such a thing, but why did her grandmother have to suffer with her at her age? She looked at the seemingly endless weeds. There was not even a tree along the way. If it weren't for the mountains in front of her to guide her, she would have been lost here long ago.

Her stomach growled, Yin Ling slowly stood up, opened her backpack, and pulled out two pieces of chocolate. These were very filling and not very big, so they sank to the bottom of the bag, and her grandma had no idea how many there were.

The two of them finished eating in silence, and Yin Ling lay down again. After walking all day, she wasn't really tired, just hungry. If the situation remained the same tomorrow, she might need to expose herself.

Li Xiu'e saw the girl lying on the grass, and her heart moved. She picked up a few weeds, which Yin Ling had just cut along the ground with a knife.

When Yin Ling heard the voice, she turned around and saw her grandmother awkwardly weaving something with straw. She instantly perked up.

"Grandma, what are you making up?"

"Let's weave a straw mat so we can sleep more comfortably at night." Li Xiu'e said as she weaved, "Although I've never seen the grass here before, it's tall and straight, so it can be used."

"When I was young, the mats, straw hats, brooms and pot lids at home were all woven with straw. Later, when conditions improved, everyone stopped making them themselves." Li Xiu'e talked while weaving straw mats.

Yin Ling sat up and started to weave like her grandmother. It was actually not difficult but a little laborious.

Time flies when you are busy. An hour later, both the grandparents and the grandchildren were lying on the straw mat. There was a thick layer of grass underneath the mat, which was quite soft except that the grass was a little prickly.

Soon she could hear her grandma's snoring, while Yin Ling was resting with her eyes closed. She discussed with her grandma and decided to take turns to keep watch. This world was a bit strange and it was in the wilderness. No matter how tired she was, she still had to wake up.

Fortunately, everything went well. I made it to the second half of the night, woke up my grandma, and Yin Ling fell asleep with her clothes on.

The only advantage is that the spiritual energy here is rich. Even if she doesn't have time to practice, her body will be constantly washed by the spiritual energy, slowly adjusting her physical condition. Even if she walks for a whole day, there won't be any big problems.

Early the next morning, Yin Ling and her grandmother each had a boiled egg and a small bag of Ao Ao biscuits, then they rolled up the straw mat, tied it with a straw rope, and continued on their way.

They walked and rested along the way. When it was almost noon, a large forest appeared in front of them. Yin Ling held a breath in his chest, took a deep breath, and finally decided to walk into the forest.

Fortunately, although the trees in the woods looked quite old, there were no particularly large giant trees. The road was also easier to walk on because the weeds were not that tall, most of them only reaching Yin Ling's knees.

With the help of the sun and the shadows of the trees, Yin Ling could barely identify the direction. Whether in the grass or in the woods, direction was the most important, otherwise it was easy to go around in circles.

Yin Ling walked while knocking on the grass in front of her with the wooden stick in her hand, while her grandmother was leaning on the new walking stick she had made for her.

The woods are not safe. They are very lively with the chirping of insects and birds.

Yin Ling was actually relieved after coming in. At least there were other living things here besides plants. Unlike the vast grassland just now, after walking for so long, apart from the occasional bird calls, there was basically no other sound.

Just when Yin Ling let down her guard, there was a rustling sound in the bushes in front of her, and then she saw a little black guy running towards her.

Yin Ling also reacted very quickly. Although he didn't see clearly what it was, he swung the wooden stick in his hand, which he had just warmed up, directly over.

Then... she missed. The black animal dodged even faster and landed right at her feet.

Then there was a man and a rabbit, one big and one small, staring at each other.

"Quietly!" Yin Ling couldn't help but exclaimed after seeing the little thing under her feet clearly.

"Squeak...Woo woo" The little fellow, who was completely black, tilted his head and stared at Yin Ling with his big black eyes.

The taste of the soul will never change.

"Ouch! What a big rabbit!"

Grandma's scream came from behind, and Yin Ling leaned down in a trance and stretched out her hands towards the black rabbit in front of her.

Li Xiu'e saw the little fat rabbit stretch out its front paws and jump lightly into Yin Ling's arms.

Soft and heavy little black rabbit!

The rest of the journey was much easier because I had someone leading the way quietly.

Yin Ling really found it incredible that she could actually see Qiaoqiao again!
Li Xiu'e behind her couldn't help but sigh again at the wonder of this world when she saw the well-behaved little rabbit in Yin Ling's arms. As expected, what her granddaughter said was right. In this world, not only plants can become spirits, but animals can also become spirits.

The rabbit in front of me is a spirit, and it has a connection with Ling Yatou.

With the little guy leading the way, we walked out of the woods smoothly.

As the sun sets, a young woman carries a black backpack and a straw mat on her back, a pheasant in her left hand and a wooden stick in her right hand. A small black rabbit scampers around her feet. The old man next to her also carries a straw mat and supports himself with a wooden cane.

In front of them was a three-meter-wide stream that came down from the mountain and slowly extended to the distance. The water was clear and the surface of the rocks in the water were all polished smooth, which showed that this stream had been here for some years.

The two people and the rabbit settled down next to a large rock that was more than one meter wide.

"Grandma, please clean up this area. Let's rest here tonight. I'll go get some water and then prepare the pheasant. We'll have roasted chicken tonight." Yin Ling walked towards the stream with a smile, holding a pheasant and a cup of water.

When they arrived at the stream, Yin Ling quietly went downstream to catch fish, while she took out a bottle of water from the space and filled the thermos cup without telling her grandmother. She drank a few sips herself, then turned back and gave the water to her grandmother.

"Grandma, I've drunk this water. It's quite clean. There are fish in the water. You can drink some."

Li Xiu'e took the water and gulped down half a cup without caring whether it was clean or not. She felt her throat, which had been smoking, instantly relieved and she felt much more energetic. After drinking the water, she began to clear the weeds and small stones on the ground, and then laid out two straw mats.

Yin Ling returned to the stream and quickly plucked and cleaned the chicken. Don't worry about the small feathers as they will be gone after the fire.

Qiaoqiao also quickly picked up a fish and came close to her, then dived into the water again.

At this time, grandma came over after finishing the job. She washed her hands first, then took the knife from her girl's hand and used it to scrape the scales and remove the internal organs of the fish.

Yin Ling went to deal with the prepared pheasant.