Ahri looked at Doron, who seemed a little uneasy. Was he worried that she would refuse?

"Then I'll go up and take a look."

Ahri spread her wings and flew up.

When Doron looked up, his face suddenly turned bright red and he lowered his head.

Ahri also discovered that there really was a nest among the treetops. The nest was very well made and lined with animal hides.

Ahri looked down at the tree and saw Doron walking awkwardly towards the unfinished treehouse.

Ahri took out a feather fan and looked at her animal skin skirt, which was a bit too short.

Doron worked diligently for a while before looking up at the big tree above him. That person probably hadn't left.

Doron walked to the base of the tree, his legs transformed into snake tails, and he climbed up the trunk.

When he arrived at the nest he had made, he found a very thick head of long hair lying on the edge of the nest, with a few feathers adorning it.

Sure enough, she was still there.

Doron moved closer to Ahri, looking into her slightly closed eyes. He moved even closer, wanting to kiss her.

However, this is not right.

He should go down, but he didn't want to. He wanted to just quietly watch her.

Ahri suddenly raised her hand and wrapped it around Doron's neck. Then she opened her eyes, her lips slightly close to Doron's, and said, "Do you have a female?"

Doron quickly replied, "Not yet."

"Then you'll be my male, okay?"

Ahri slowly approached Doron's lips, then stopped, waiting for his reply.

Doron's throat bobbed, and he said, "Okay."

"Hmm, so good."

Ahri kissed Doron's lips, and Doron responded to Ahri.

The snake's tail, which had been coiled around the tree trunk, disappeared with incredible speed, leaving only the swaying treetops and countless fallen leaves.

She noticed it when Ahri climbed the tree in Duolun.

Orc males are straightforward in their affections; the feelings in their eyes are genuine.

The desire in Doron's eyes just now was too intense.

Ahri, no longer wanting to be reserved, happily accepted the gift.

Seven days later, Ali laid five eggs, some brown and some white.

Doron looked at the egg in front of him, then looked at Ahri. He already had his own child so soon?

Ahri held a feather fan, placed the egg beside her, looked at Doron, and said, "Seven days is considered long. In my Peacock tribe, some females and males can lay eggs every other day after they get together."

Doron didn't know anything about it. He said, "Then you wait here, I'll go find you something to eat."

"Yes, I also want to drink spring water."

Ahri transformed into a peacock and lay in her nest, looking at the eggs beneath her, finding it quite fascinating.

A month later, these eggs will hatch, and there will be five little ones.

When Duolun has free time, he continues building the treehouse. Otherwise, he stays by Ali's side, taking care of Ali and preparing food for him.

A month goes by quickly.

At dusk that day, Ahri felt the eggs were hatching, so she used her sharp beak to peck open the shells one by one.

The little creatures emerged from the eggshell, all wet; they were three baby peacocks and two little green snakes.

Doron stood guard nearby, looking at the two little snakes and the baby peacock with great surprise—these were his babies!

The baby peacock will also eat its own eggs because they are nutritious.

When Ahri saw the little guy come out, she stood up and asked Doron to take the little guy to the treehouse.

Otherwise, the tree would be too tall, which would be too dangerous for the active little guy.

Doron carefully carried the five little ones down the tree. Inside the treehouse, Doron had tidied up nicely, and he put the little ones into the nests he had made.

After settling the little guy in, Doron noticed that Ahri hadn't come in, so he went to look for Ahri.

When he stepped out of the treehouse, he found Ahri washing up by the mountain spring.

Water droplets dripped down Ah Li's face, and Ah Li reached out to the mountain spring water, scooped up a handful of water, and poured it over herself.

Ahri noticed that Doron was looking at her, so she looked at Doron. A few strands of wet hair fell in front of Ahri's eyes, but Ahri didn't bother to fix them.

Doron wanted to go to Ahri's direction when he heard someone coming.

Upon hearing the noise, Ahri transformed into a peacock in the next second, shaking off the water droplets from her feathers.

At this moment, Buqing arrived with the people of the Green Snake tribe. When he saw Duolun, he said, "Chieftain, you haven't been back for too long. You should go back."

Bu Qing also saw Ali and greeted her, "Sister, you're here too."

Doron blocked Buqing's view and looked at the other members of the Green Serpent tribe, "You all go back first, I'll go back in a while."

The elder of the Green Snake tribe stepped forward and said, "Chieftain, the beast tide is coming soon. The chieftains of other tribes have already set off for the Lion tribe. They all need to go and discuss countermeasures."

Ahri's feathers were dry, and she could hear the little creature's cries coming from inside the treehouse, so she walked towards the treehouse.

Inside the treehouse, three little peacocks were pulling at two small snakes, which were being held in the mouths of the peacocks and unable to move.

Ahri quickly went over and gave the three little peacocks three good whacks on the head.

The two small snakes were also rescued by Ahri, thankfully without injury.

The three peacocks huddled together, looking aggrieved. They looked at Ahri, unaware that they had done something wrong; they had just been playing a prank on them.

The two little snakes wrapped themselves around Ah Li's wrists, looking quite aggrieved, like two extra blue bracelets. Ah Li then tapped the heads of the three little peacocks, saying, "Don't bully your younger siblings, or I'll hit you."

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