The pet of the beast world: sickly beauty has many children and good fortune

Chapter 353 Who has such a high level of naming skills? (rd update)
The snowy owl eagerly swallowed the grilled fish in three or five gulps, and then rubbed the snow beads with its head.

"Haha, okay, I know you're not full yet, I'll go get you something to eat!" Xuezhu was tickled by it and laughed.

Si Shuo directly took out the barbecue that he usually fed Yin Jiang and stuffed it into his daughter's pocket.

Xuezhu took it with a smile, tore it into pieces and fed it to the dog. "Brother Xue, if you feel uncomfortable, just tell me. My mother is a doctor and can heal your injury.

Or are you tired from flying today?"

The snowy owl pretended not to hear anything and just buried its head in eating. When Xuezhu was slow in tearing the meat, it urged him to do so anxiously.

No one could understand it, so they just left and went about their own business.

Ji Liang was speechless about the snowy owl that refused to leave his house, so Zhi Le and Zhi Qi moved the nest into their own house and placed it next to Xue Zhu.

It would be fine if the snowy owl didn't leave the nest for one or two days, but it has been like this for five or six days in a row. No matter how Xuezhu coaxes it, it only reacts to food and otherwise stays in a daze or lies in the nest.

Si Shuo specially checked it and found nothing wrong with it except that it was a little fat.

"I think it's just lazy. It must have seen Yin Jiang being fed by the kitten, so it stayed in the nest and let my daughter serve him!" Zhile hit the nail on the head. But what could be done, with the kitten and the bird, one willing to be beaten and the other willing to be beaten?
Whenever he reached out his hand, his daughter looked at him sternly, as if he was bullying a silly bird.

Seeing him being humiliated, Wei Ce laughed silently. The little golden eagle was his future son-in-law after all, and this snowy owl was just the pet of the cub, but it also left Zhile helpless.

Si Shuo also likes to have fun, and the snowy owl's nest has become a must-check-in place for every family member every day.

They were all very curious about how long the bird could hold out for food!

The happy days passed quickly, except that Yin Jiang was a little bored when she was hatching eggs.

Si Shuo was still nestled in Wei Ce's arms, burying his head in the living doll, looking so happy. However, she vaguely heard two tender voices, "Brother Ce, is the falcon cub out?"

She quickly bit a Qingchen Talisman, put on her clothes, gathered her hair and was ready to run. As soon as her feet stepped on the ground, she felt so weak that she almost fell down, and Wei Ce grabbed her into his arms.

He laughed sullenly: "Sister Shuo, you make me very proud."

Si Shuo poked him unhappily and said, "Take me to see the cub quickly!"

The two little guys had hatched in the middle of the night, and now they were all white and furry. They were not very stable, and they stumbled from time to time. Their immature and anxious cries with their eyes closed could be heard from far away, and they never stopped. Yin Jiang pinched a piece of raw beef, tore it into small pieces, and fed it little by little.

Si Shuo went over to take a look, and occasionally pinched some meat to feed the cub. This... gave her a feeling of feeding birds in a cute pet park. Her motherly love had not yet knocked on the door.

When the cubs were full, they settled down and cuddled together.

Xuezhu's eyes twinkled, and she ran to play next door. After a while, when Yin Jiang's father went downstairs to eat, she ran over, picked up a baby and brought it to the snowy owl, "Brother Xue, look, my father Yin Jiang is incubating eggs, and he hatched two baby falcons. Aren't they very cute?"

The snowy owl became slightly excited when it saw the falcon cub, and kept shaking its head.

"My father Yin Jiang has gotten up and gone to eat. Why don't you get up too? I don't mind feeding you, but if you don't use your wings and legs for a long time, their functions will degenerate..." Xuezhu muttered to Snow Owl for a while, then secretly sent the falcon cub back.

However, the Snow Owl still did not move in its nest, and Xuezhu was helpless. In her heart, the Snow Owl was her friend, so she was unwilling to use her beast control ability on it.

"Father, what should we do? Brother Xue won't leave the nest," Xuezhu went to Zhile for help.

Zhile had been holding it in for a long time, and finally his daughter couldn't stand it anymore.

He pretended to be calm and raised his eyebrows: "That bird is trying to trick you into giving it food, ignore it. The more you pay attention to it and coax it, the more excited it will be. Starve it for a few days, and it will come down to eat by itself without you having to call it."

Si Shuo also nodded, "Yes, Xuezhu, you reinforced it incorrectly, making it think that as long as it doesn't come out, you will feed it."

Seeing that both her father and mother said so, Xuezhu clenched her fists and said, "Okay, in order to make Xuege more diligent and not lazy and greedy, I, I have to be ruthless!"

So everyone ignored the snowy owl and instead surrounded the two falcon cubs, discussing what names to give them.

There were seventeen people involved this time, and they were so confused and had no direction, so Si Shuo decided to draw lots to determine the names of the falcon cubs.

The male cub is named Yin Xiao. I hope he can soar to the sky, not be burdened by the world, live the life he likes, and have some ambitions. His nickname is Kunzi!! ? ?

Which kid came up with such a rustic name? Why not Qiangzi or Huzi?
The female cub is named Yin Xuan. I hope the little one can be beautiful, gentle, brave, strong and independent. Her nickname is Xiao Hong!!
Si Shuo slammed the table, "Who, who has such a high level of naming skills?"

Everyone looked at each other, and no one admitted it. But Tuanzi asked in confusion: "Mother, I don't know who came up with the name, but you were the one who proposed the method of drawing lots. Is this one invalid?"

(End of this chapter)