Chapter 95 Celebration

The preheated bread oven was sizzling hot, and Josh stuffed several rolls of fermented dough into it at once.

The bread was cooked quickly with just a simple baking process. Josh used a small shovel to scoop the baked breads out of the kiln one by one, put them aside, and continued to bake the next ones.

The freshly baked bread exuded a pure wheat aroma and had a crispy bottom. Josh broke off a piece and put it in his mouth. It was fragrant and chewy.

All the prepared dough was baked, and Josh knocked on the lid of the pot, "Are there any elves who like to eat bread? Let's eat~"

It is indeed tiring to do all this alone, but Josh wants to be nicer to these little guys while he still has time and energy.

They did most of the work on the farm, and even though it cost Josh a small fortune, they brought her more wealth.

Why not enjoy the service from the farmer?

"Quack!" The first one to arrive was actually the Brown-headed Vulture.

"Zhongzhong, you're back." The brown-headed vulture jumped down from the branch, stood next to Josh, and raised its head proudly.

"Quack~" As soon as Qiao Xi called, I heard it. This distance is nothing.

"Okay, okay, our Brown is now a high-level magical beast. We can't hear any noise. The speed is the one on the farm." Josh gave it a thumbs up.

The brown-headed vulture flapped its wings shyly; it was not the kind of bird that would show off intentionally.

Soon, golden macaques came running out of the orchard in groups, followed by sneaky little lambs.

The little head was poking out of the house.

Josh waved, "Come in, little guys from Shimmer Farm."

The eight elves from the digging team also came in, waiting for Josh to share the delicious food with them.

The little pig's nose twitched, and it felt like it was about to drool.

Qiao Xi quickly announced, "Okay, okay, we are ready to start. Everyone, try the taro we dug out today. Don't crowd it."

Josh picked up a sharp knife and began to cut the bread in half. He then spread the full amount of milk-flavored taro paste in the pot on top, and the elves followed suit.

For the big-tailed yaks and the crescent bears, Josh made some long loaves of bread for each of them and would give them to them later.

They were too big and were high-level magical beasts. If they came in, the little golden macaques and lambs would be in a commotion. They knew this, so they consciously stood outside the house.

Forget about the big-tailed yak, Josh knew it wouldn't have any bad thoughts, but the same couldn't be said for the crescent bear. Josh was a little afraid of hurting both of their feelings, after all, their deep breathing sounds seemed to be right next to his ears.

I guess he's waiting outside the yard.

Fortunately, a lot of bread was baked. Although there were quite a few elves, it was just enough. There were still a few palm-sized small breads left, so Josh kept them for himself.

Everyone licked their noses and faces while eating, "Is it delicious?"

"Chichi!" Delicious!

"Squeak!" It's delicious!

Well, it passed the consistency evaluation, Qiao Xi was very satisfied, and she also enjoyed it very much.

After sending the elves out, Josh walked out of the yard, holding three large long strips of taro sandwich bread.

The big-tailed yak was sleeping calmly in the cowshed and eating grass silently, not worrying at all that Qiao Xi had forgotten it. When it saw Qiao Xi coming, it called softly.

Qiao Xi stroked the fur of the big-tailed yak and said, "Hey, Niuniu, you must have been waiting for me for a long time. Come and try the bread I made today."

As he said this, he stuffed a piece of bread filled with taro paste into the big-tailed yak's mouth and looked at it expectantly.

The big-tailed yak chewed and chewed again, without saying anything, as if it was dissatisfied.

But only Josh knew that it would only behave like this when it ate something it liked, and it smelled so good that it couldn't speak.

"Moo~" Delicious, delicious!

After the big-tailed yak finished eating the taro bread, its eyes lit up; it liked the taste.

"Moo~" Josh is so amazing, he can always make things I like. The big-tailed yak's fluffy head rubbed Josh's chin.

"Hehe, as long as you like it, I will take everyone to make bread in a few days. Then you and Xingyue Bear will be able to eat more." Qiao Xi said with a smile.

She plans to process the remaining taro into taro paste and sell taro paste bread.

"Moo~" I believe in you, Josh. You will succeed in whatever you do. The bread is delicious.

"Thank you, Big Tail Yak," Josh leaned over and hugged it gently.

"Niuniu, there are still some Moon Bears that haven't been eaten. I'll go look for them first. Where are they going?" Qiao Xi was a little puzzled. He had heard their heavy breathing before, but he couldn't hear it now.

"Snour!" An angry voice came from deep in the cowshed.

Qiao Xi raised her head and saw the mother and cub of the Star-Moon Bear in the depths of the cowshed looking at Qiao Xi aggrievedly, as if blaming her for being so cruel.

The big-tailed yak mooed cunningly.

"Okay, Big-tailed Yak, you didn't remind me!" Qiao Xi picked up the other two large loaves of bread and walked towards them with a little apology.

"I'm sorry Big Star, I'm sorry Little Star, for sharing bread with you so late."

"I haven't forgotten you. You see, I packed the biggest and most taro paste for you. Although I can't go into the yard, I have never thought of not sharing the joy of the harvest with you."

Josh lifted up two large loaves of bread and handed them to the two angry bears who were standing with their hands on their hips.

The little stars have grown very fast in the past six months. When they stand up, they are taller than Josh. Now he has to stand on tiptoe to feed them.

The Star and Moon Bears had intended to be arrogant for a while, asking Josh to reflect for a second and come to see them earlier next time, but the bread smelled so good, it must be sweet, and tears flowed from the corners of their mouths.

Before it could complain, Little Star found that its mother had already started eating the bread in big mouthfuls.

What! It stepped on my mother's foot with its hind paw. How could it not hold on for even a second? Unlike me, I could hold on for so long, and then turned around and bit into the taro bread.

Although the bread is big, it is only the size of a bear paw for the Star Moon Bear and can be finished in just a few bites.

Big Star licked the corner of his mouth and shifted his gaze to the little bear. Seeing that it had also finished eating, he licked his paw in disappointment.

When the little bear took the first bite of bread, his brain frantically reminded him to eat it quickly, otherwise it would be eaten by his greedy mother in the blink of an eye just like the previous delicious foods.

Without taking the time to savor the bread, it used its hands and feet to stuff the bread into its mouth.

Noticing the gaze from the mother bear, the little bear chuckled, feeling somewhat proud. Fortunately, I ate it quickly.

"Hulu~" It's delicious, Josh, I will eat it again in the future!

Little Bear's cheerful voice came, and Josh also agreed with a smile, it seemed that he forgave her.

Big Star nodded modestly, agreeing with Little Bear's opinion.

"Hulu!" It was indeed delicious, but the portion was too small. Josh could not satisfy the customers' needs.

It seemed like he was giving Josh serious advice, but it would be more convincing if the bread wasn't so big and the bear guest wasn't licking his fur.

(End of this chapter)