Rescue the beautiful man through the wilderness

Chapter 74 Which woman doesn't like to listen to beautiful words

The days are over, people are refreshed, and their mood also improves.

This morning, after breakfast, Su Panpan proposed to go out for a walk to get a taste of the customs of the lion tribe.

There is no servant Bunier anymore, Lance will not rest assured that Su Panpan will go out alone, of course he has to follow.

When going out, Su Panpan consciously put on a snakeskin face scarf to cover her unique and peerless face in the beast world.

After Lance saw it, his mood improved immediately, and the irritability brought about by the group of lions and beasts was also swept away.

Both of them came to the lion and beast tribe for the first time. Although they didn't know the special scenery in the tribe, they couldn't help that Lance had a nose that was sharper than a dog.

So, soon Su Panpan was brought to a valley full of flowers and plants.

For flowers, which little girl does not love?
Su Panpan is no exception.

She bounced and ran into the valley, picked a bunch of flowers of various colors in a short while, and ran to Lance as if offering a treasure, and asked, "Is it beautiful?"

"Yeah." Lance took a look, nodded, and then said something that made Su Panpan's heart ecstatic, "However, it's not as pretty as Panpan."

Doesn't this mean that she is more delicate than Hua'er!

Which woman doesn't like to hear beautiful words, Su Panpan is naturally happy, even sweet in her heart.

However, there is also an element of shyness. I didn't expect Lance to talk about love in a set way, which really made her a little overwhelmed.

……

It is midsummer now, and the weather is very hot.

But fortunately, the valley where Lan Si brought Su Panpan came was sunny, so even if he stayed in it for an afternoon, Su Panpan didn't get hot at all.

One afternoon, Su Panpan didn't just pick wild flowers.

During the period, she was also asked to find a piece of plump plantain.

This plantain is a good thing. Not only can it be eaten as wild vegetables, but it is also a kind of traditional Chinese medicine.

Thinking that there was nothing to eat, Su Panpan decided to pick some.

But the plantain is too strong, Su Panpan just pinched it two or three times, and the tender white fingers turned red, which made Lance feel distressed, so she was not allowed to pick it again, and went to the battle by himself.

I saw that his hands turned into sharp scales, and with a few "swipes" a few times, he cut a lot.

Su Panpan thought: It would be worth it if I went to harvest the wheat, it would be a cow!

After picking the plants, it was getting late, Su Panpan and Lance were ready to go back to cook.

The two had just walked a few steps, when suddenly, a tiny call for help came from one side.

It was very quiet in the valley, so Su Panpan heard it too.

She looked at Lance, "Lance, did someone call for help just now?"

Lance nodded, looked at the tall grass on the side and said, "In the back, it's a female."

Female last name?

Su Panpan raised her eyebrows, isn't the female surname a national treasure in this animal world?

Why are there still females injured?And still in the tribe.

I couldn't figure it out, but Su Panpan didn't think too much, and went behind the grass with Lance.

I didn't feel it when I was far away, but when I got closer, Su Panpan smelled a disgusting smell of blood.thought:
How much blood did this shed?I don't know if it can be saved?

Pushing aside the grass, Su Panpan saw a person lying on the ground with his back to them.

Looking at the big and thick body, if Lance hadn't reminded her that she was a female, if Su Panpan saw her at first sight, she would definitely have misunderstood her as a male. But others.

Looking at the one on the ground, Su Panpan gave up the idea of ​​helping the other, and instead asked, "Female, are you okay?"

Monroe, who was already in despair: "..."

Does she look okay?
However, now is really not the time to care about this, otherwise she will die.

　Calvin, woo woo woo...

　　
　
(End of this chapter)