The next day, before dawn, Jiang Ran avoided Zeng Pei and quietly walked out of the door.

She traveled much faster alone than when they were in a group, and as dawn approached, she arrived at the crater, which was about to erupt.

Last night, the video from the tracking ball showed restless birds and a whole group of migrating snakes. In addition, the range and intensity of the fumaroles continued to increase. Jiang Ran made a rough assessment and felt that the volcanic eruption was imminent.

Such rare natural wonders, of course she had to take good photos of them from close range.

Jiang Ran was afraid that others would worry, so she insisted on following. She deliberately chose to go out when everyone was asleep, and she didn't tell anyone where she was going in advance. Even if someone found out she was missing, it would be impossible for them to find her so quickly.

She can take such a risk alone, there is no need to involve others.

However, after waiting for a long time at the crater, the magma in the pool remained active and vigorous, but there was no sign of earthquakes or poisonous gas that would indicate an imminent eruption.

No matter how you look at it, it doesn't look like an explosion will happen anytime soon.

Jiang Ran frowned and weighed the pros and cons.

If we stay at the crater for a few days, others will eventually come looking for us, which will be troublesome.

After thinking it over, Jiang Ran readjusted the position and angle of the ball, then hurried back with his bag.

Pay more attention to the real-time images from the ball in the next two days. It’s okay to come over as soon as the volcano really erupts.

On the way back, Jiang Ran felt much more relaxed and had enough energy to start thinking.

Looking at the icy blue ice on both sides, she suddenly remembered the little reindeer's blue eyes.

broken.

Could it be that it has been cooked by its sponsor?

That's too tragic.

Thinking of this, Jiang Ran immediately quickened his pace.

The sun was already high in the sky, and it would be noon in two hours.

According to the usual schedule, everyone should have gotten up at this time, but the sponsor usually gets up a little later. Even if he gets up at this time, he probably hasn't had time to... kill the deer, right?

Just thinking about the tragic death of the fawn made Jiang Ran's hair stand on end.

I hope he hasn't had time to do it yet!

As Jiang Ran thought about it, his pace became faster and faster.

However, as soon as he entered the camp, he ran into Xu Yang head-on.

When their eyes met, Xu Yang was leisurely riding on the deer.

Jiang Ran breathed a sigh of relief.

Is this sponsor riding a deer and looking at the snow scene?

Very good, very good.

The little deer was very tenacious and survived the claws of the hunters; the sponsor was also very good and found a new way to fish so quickly that he didn't even have to walk by himself.

This is really...really good!

Of course Xu Yang also saw Jiang Ran who had just returned exhausted.

He raised his eyebrows and asked, "What were you doing so early in the morning?"

Jiang Ran shook the bag of wool he had just cut and said, "I'm going to look for Icelandic sheep. They can survive in such a harsh environment, and their fur is also very cold-resistant."

"But why do you suddenly want to go shear sheep?" Xu Yang raised his wrist and looked at the clock. "It's only nine o'clock now."

Jiang Ran had already made up an excuse, so he pointed at the fawn and said, "It cried for half the night. I didn't sleep well, and it was too cold to fall asleep in the second half of the night. So I just stayed awake and went to shear some wool."

Xu Yang glanced at the deer under him.

No one knew better than him what this guy had been yelling about for half the night, and he was not lying.

Seeing the two of them chatting among themselves, the little reindeer felt aggrieved and scratched the ice with its little hooves, making a crisp squeaking sound.

There were both evidence of the deer and physical evidence, but Xu Yang always felt something was wrong.

He opened his mouth and was about to say something when he heard a clapping sound next to him.

Jiang Ran also pricked up his ears. Listening to the sound, it seemed to come from Ren Xiayang and Fu Bo's house.

Jiang Ran: "Did you hear any sound?"

Xu Yang: "No, what sound?"

The slapping sounds beside his ears became more and more intense. Jiang Ran thought about it for a while and immediately realized that the two people wanted to go out but were blocked by the ice wall and were asking everyone for help.

But there was genuine confusion on Xu Yang's face, and it didn't look fake.

So here comes the question.

Does the sponsor have poor hearing or is he just too evil?

After Fu Bo solemnly assured him that he had completely overcome his fear of deer, Jiang Ran still moved all the snow bricks away from the door of their house.

However, Fu Bo was young and not very strong-willed. As soon as he managed to get out of the door, he turned around and disappeared.

Jiang Ran realized immediately that he was hiding from the deer, so he immediately grabbed the man by the ear and pulled him back.

"Didn't you say you weren't afraid?" Jiang Ran brought Fu Bo directly to Xiaolu.

"I, I, I'm really not afraid anymore!" Fu Bo trembled and shouted, "Didn't Zeng Pei ask me to weave a fishing net? Work is important, work is important!"

"Come on, Zeng Pei hasn't even gotten up yet. She and I live in the same room, do you think I don't know?"

Fu Bo lied without thinking and was exposed on the spot. He felt a little embarrassed for a moment: "Well... this..."

"Okay, no need to explain." Jiang Ran led him closer to the deer. "Come, now that you're not afraid anymore, come and say hello to it."

As soon as Fu Bo saw the deer, he knelt down immediately.

"Grandpa Deer," he said in a trembling voice, "please let me go."

Jiang Ran: “…” What a useless thing.

Seeing that the little reindeer showed no intention of leaving, it seemed that it would have to stay with them for a while. It would be a big problem if Fu Bo avoided it like the plague all day long.

By then, eating, drinking, and living will be mixed together. Can Fu Bo hide for a while, but can he hide forever? It will also make it inconvenient for others to do anything.

Jiang Ran became ruthless and simply picked up Fu Bo and insisted that he say hello to Xiaolu.

Fu Bo also knew that the little deer was actually nothing to be afraid of, it was just a psychological factor, and he could just grit his teeth and get over it. He made up his mind to do as Jiang Ran said.

The little deer opened its big blue eyes and looked at them curiously for a long time. Seeing that they finally made a move, it tilted its beautiful horns and rubbed Fu Bo's neck.

Fu Bo's clenched teeth suddenly loosened: "Grandpa Lu! You just—"

"Eh?" He shouted until his voice was hoarse, but suddenly stopped, "What's wrong with your leg?"

Jiang Ran followed his gaze and found that there was a circle of gray-white cloth tied around the deer's front thigh, with a strange knot tied on it not very skillfully.

This is obviously the work of humans.

Zeng Pei is still sleeping now. This is not what Jiang Ran did alone. Ren Xiayang and Fu Bo were just released from the snow house not long ago. Only Bai Zhiyong and Xu Yang are left in the vast ice field.

Jiang Ran glanced at Xu Yang, who was still riding on the deer, and felt that the answer was obvious.

"Mr. Xu, did you tie this for it?" Jiang Ran asked with a smile.

"Yeah." Xu Yang said calmly, "I didn't notice it last night because it was too dim. I only found out it had a wound on its leg when I woke up this morning, so I gave it a simple bandage."

Jiang Ran was somewhat surprised.

I originally thought that Xu Yang hated the deer so much that he let it go instead of cooking it directly. He just rode on it and enslaved it, which was already considered merciful. I didn't expect that he also helped the deer treat its wounds.

Unexpectedly, my impression of Xu Yang changed a little. I didn't expect him to be so considerate and thoughtful.

After hearing that the deer was injured, Fu Bo was not as scared as before.

He suppressed his instinctive trembling, squatted in front of the fawn, held its little hoof, and slowly greeted it.

If you slow down and take a closer look, the little reindeer doesn't seem so scary after all.

Fu Bo took a few more glances and suddenly discovered something. He exclaimed in surprise, "There's a hint of gold in its eyes!"

Jiang Ran also came forward to take a look, nodded and said, "Reindeer's eyes change color. In the summer, they are golden, and in the winter, they are aqua blue. Now that it's autumn and winter, its eye color hasn't fully transitioned yet, so it has a hint of gold."

Fu Bo stared at it for a long time, and the panic on his face gradually faded away.

After a long while, he finally said, "It's quite nice."

"Of course," Jiang Ran said with a smile, "Reindeer were the first to be discovered to have this special physiological characteristic. They are able to continuously improve their retinal structure according to seasonal changes, which is a remarkable evolution in the entire natural world."

The greatest fear often comes from the unknown.

The more Fu Bo learned about reindeer, the less fear he felt.

After a while, he was able to snuggle up to the little reindeer with ease.

Jiang Ran was so happy to finally see that Fu Bo had made some progress that he gave him half of the wool he had just sheared.

Fu Bo was confused and touched the back of his head: "Why are you giving me this?"

Jiang Ran: "Didn't you say Fu Xi likes things on Earth?"

"Yeah, so what?"

Jiang Ran raised an eyebrow: "He helped me so much before, shouldn't we thank him?"

Fu Bo was very confused: "Is it necessary?"

"It's so sad."

Jiang Ran patted Fu Bo's shoulder and said, "In the interstellar era, the top universities don't even offer a course on emotional intelligence."

Fu Bo was of course not satisfied: "Are you saying that I have a problem with my emotional intelligence..."

Jiang Ran clapped his hands happily when he heard this: "That's great! I thought you couldn't hear it!"

Fu Bo: “…”

Fu Bo was furious for a long time, but finally, he figured it out for some reason and angrily pulled Jiang Ran's wool bag over.

Seeing that the smile on Jiang Ran's face had not yet disappeared, Fu Bo paused and said "thank you" very emotionally intelligently.

Jiang Ran laughed even more happily.

This kid learns pretty fast.

It’s a pity that he was facing Jiang Ran, so how could he possibly get the upper hand?

"You're welcome," Jiang Ran waved his hand, then changed the subject, "I'll leave the task of changing the deer's dressing to you these next two days. Come on!"

Fu Bo was silent for a moment, and his face, which had finally turned rosy, gradually began to turn blue again.

"You did it on purpose!"

"Amazing, you can see that."

"snort!"

"Stop humming. Zeng Pei is really about to wake up at this time. Go and weave the web with her. We'll make a big meal at noon."

"Tsk—okay."

After Fu Bo walked away grumbling, Jiang Ran turned to look at Xu Yang.

Jiang Ran: "Mr. Xu, I really just went to shear some sheep this morning."

Xu Yang nodded: "I didn't say I didn't believe it."

Jiang Ran gave a stiff smile when he heard this.

But you didn’t say you believed it!

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Sorry this chapter is a little late, all the little angels who left comments today will receive red envelopes, ory

【Small Theater】

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