Ling Ran first called the city and asked someone to rent him a warehouse near the airport. After it got dark, he drove to the city with Zhou Xiang.

The warehouse is next to the village closest to the airport. Due to its geographical location, the village has developed quite well and street lights are installed on the country roads.

Ling Ran frowned. Where was the secrecy he wanted? Fortunately, the warehouse he found according to the address was at the back of the village, out of reach of streetlights, and no one had passed by yet.

When he opened the warehouse door, he smelled a strong musty smell. Ling Ran called Tang Ganwen first, and Tang Ganwen said he would be there in ten minutes.

Ling Ran then stood guard at the door and asked Zhou Xiang to comfort Dahuang and the others, and bring the 12 puppies out.

When Da Huang heard that his master was going to take the puppies away, he whimpered at them. Zhou Xiang fed each puppy six eggs and comforted Da Huang.

"Da Huang, we made dog food, as you saw. They will be able to eat dog food in the future."

Dahuang licked each puppy before stepping back and squatting.

Zhou Xiang felt sad too, but it was such a shame to just keep such a good puppy for fun.

She brought in 100 bags of dog food, first sent the puppies out of the space in pairs, and then moved out the dog food.

The puppies were a little uncomfortable with the new environment. Ling Ran called them a few times before he calmed down the 12 puppies.

It was not until he heard the sound of a truck approaching that Ling Ran moved all the gold bricks out of the ring. He was so kind as to pack them all in a sack, and while doing so he laughed and said that he could finally live the life of carrying money in sacks.

Twelve sacks thrown on the ground would not be noticeable, but it would take a lot of effort to lift them.

A piece of gold is much heavier than a brick. Although this gold brick is only a quarter of the size of a brick, it is much heavier than a brick. Moreover, Ling Ran, who has a bad taste, deliberately put 50 gold bricks in a sack. A sack weighing several hundred kilograms would probably require two strong men to carry it. It is not like rice that can be carried on shoulders.

A large military truck stopped at the door of the warehouse. Tang Ganwen jumped out of the passenger seat and walked into the warehouse.

In the dim light of the warehouse, the first thing he saw was the 12 majestic big dogs. "Local dogs? Aren't these local dogs?"

Ling Ran laughed when he heard his surprise, "It's absolutely genuine, a true native dog, an authentic Chinese rural dog."

Tang Ganwen was not disappointed when he heard Ling Ran's answer. If it wasn't a good thing, Ling Ran wouldn't send it to the team.

"Where's the brick?"

Ling Ran pointed at the dozen or so sacks on the ground and said, "Please inspect them."

Tang Ganwen opened the sack and took a breath even though he was mentally prepared. He picked up a piece and pressed it down with his hand.

Seeing the words printed on it, he laughed. "Thanks to the Wei family!" Otherwise, even if Zhou Xiang and Ling Ran handed it in, they wouldn't have been able to hand it in completely. "There should be three or four tons here, right?"

Seeing the captain's smile, Ling Ran snorted coldly, "Let's go!"

Tang Ganwen quickly stopped him, "Ling Ran, wait, wait, wait, how can the driver and I lift it into the car? Besides, it's so heavy, and there are so many dogs, one car can't pull it all. Wait for me to come back and help quickly, don't let anyone know."

"yes!"

Ling Ran stopped joking with him. There was a reason why Tang Ganwen didn't let the driver get off.

Two men carried the sacks onto the truck. After all 12 sacks were lifted up, he got into the back of the truck and asked the driver to drive.

Ling Ran and Zhou Xiang waited with the cub. It felt like a long time passed in the quiet night before the sound of the truck engine was heard again.

Tang Ganwen jumped out of the passenger seat, and this time he boldly asked the driver to come down and help.

After lowering the rear compartment's barrier, Ling Ran commanded the puppies to jump onto the compartment. They all jumped in following his command. Tang Ganwen felt excited watching this. They were all good dogs!

After 100 bags of dog food were loaded into the trunk, Ling Ran said, "These 100 bags are free. You'll have to buy them later. They're one yuan per pound."

Tang Ganwen was annoyed. "What's so good about this dog food? Why do I have to buy it from you?"

"It's specially made. I used this dog food to train my dogs. If you don't believe me, you can try using it to train other dogs. However, don't expect other dogs to be like these dogs after eating this dog food. You can see that these dogs are no worse than wolfhounds. Local dogs are the most loyal."

"Okay, I still don't trust you? You wouldn't send it to me if it wasn't good stuff. As for the dog food, I will do experiments."

The truck left. Ling Ran closed the warehouse door, sent a message to the person who rented the warehouse for him, and drove away.

It was already two o'clock in the morning when they returned to the town. Because they didn't know exactly when they would be back, Zhou Xiang asked his father not to wait for them at the door.

So, the two of them entered the space in the car. Da Huang saw Ling Ran and Zhou Xiang still whimpering softly, and Zhou Xiang felt uncomfortable too.

The puppies running and frolicking on the grassland are gone, and I suddenly find that the space is too quiet.

"Ling Ran, I feel so cruel. Da Huang clearly couldn't bear to part with those puppies, but I forced it to agree for my own selfish reasons."

Ling Ran hugged her and said, "This is necessary. Da Huang will have more and more offspring. Do we have to keep them all? Da Huang will be able to recover in a few days."

"I hope so."

After waking up from a nap in the bedroom of the thatched hut, the two of them soaked the eggs in clean water. They had bought the jar and it was time to pickle the eggs.

Looking at those sturdy willow trees, Zhou Xiang simply "dug" them out and brought a lot of space soil to ensure the survival rate. Moreover, if the tree roots were not lumpy, how could she tell others that the trees were transported from somewhere else?

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