"Awoo~"

"Awoo~"

It glanced at the two people on the donkey cart, then raised its head and barked angrily.

"Sis, is it blaming us?"

“Big Tibetan fox, don’t forget, last winter when your head was stuck in the snow, my sister and I saved you once.”

Xiuxiu stood with her hands on her hips, staring at it.

Lu Fangfang scratched her head, feeling a little embarrassed, after all, she had disturbed the hunters' hunt.

However, she looked at the male Tibetan fox again and then kindly advised, "Big fox, you should go hunt pikas instead. The groundhogs are too big, you can't handle them, and you might get hurt."

She was genuinely trying to persuade him, but the male Tibetan fox looked even thinner after the winter; compared to the chubby groundhog, he was quite frail.

It's also smaller than the lead groundhog; the male Tibetan fox would have a real chance of beating it, let alone hunting it.

If the female Tibetan fox were to come, there might still be some hope.

"Awoo~"

"Awoo~"

Upon hearing this, the male Tibetan fox cried out even more fiercely.

"Alright, stop barking. Why are you so resentful? Xiuxiu, peel a duck egg for it."

Lu Fangfang was quite helpless.

Having known it for so long, she couldn't just leave like that, so she decided to give it a duck egg as an apology.

"Hmph, really, they don't appreciate our kindness at all."

Xiuxiu muttered to herself and pulled a large duck egg out of her bag.

She peeled the eggshell, then jumped off the donkey cart and delivered it to the male Tibetan fox that had been calling out.

The male Tibetan fox walked forward curiously and sniffed the air.

As if knowing it was something good, it took a bite, turned around, and ran away.

"Giggle~"

The white goose glanced at the departing male Tibetan fox, then walked with a pigeon-toed gait to the small earthen mound.

The ground was covered with holes of varying sizes, and it stretched out its long neck, curiously peering into them.

"Ah ah..."

Suddenly, a groundhog poked its head out of the hole, revealing two large front teeth.

"Gah!"

The big white goose was startled and quickly took steps to chase after the departing donkey cart.

When it got close, it flapped its wings and jumped up.

It looked back and then calmed down.