Seeing the villagers' frightened expressions, Su Muyao led the little wolf and the others up the mountain.

After they left, the villagers all gathered at the village entrance and started gossiping.

"Judging from her clothes, she must be rich and noble. And to be able to keep such a big wolf, I wonder how much that wolf must eat every day."

“I told you, Aunt Wang, don’t worry about it. They have plenty of money. They can afford to feed the wolf meat every day.”

Several villagers gathered together and discussed it.

Su Muyao led a group of people up the mountain, but as soon as they arrived, they saw the little wolf suddenly come to a high slope and start digging frantically with its claws.

Su Muyao stared curiously, and soon she saw a corner resembling a box emerging from beneath the towering earth.

It was only then that everyone realized something was wrong. Su Muyao watched as the little wolf's big paws dug very quickly, reaching a great depth in just a few strokes.

Seeing that most of the black wooden box was already exposed, he couldn't wait to have the guards open it.

"Little Wolf, how did you know there was something in here?"

"Awoo, awoo, awoo"

Su Muyao nodded: "Little Wolf, you're so smart, you could actually sense that something was buried here." After saying that, Su Muyao kissed Little Wolf on the head.

This really worried the little bird, which flapped its little wings and grumbled at the wolf cub's head.

After everyone finally managed to dig the box out, the glittering colors inside almost blinded Su Muyao.

Wow!

I never expected there to be so many precious jewels on this little hill, but judging from the appearance, they've been buried for quite some time.

Lin Yu, who was standing to the side, seemed to have suddenly thought of something and said to Su Muyao, "It is said that more than a year ago, a group of bandits robbed the rich in the capital area. Many wealthy merchants were intercepted."

Upon hearing this, Su Muyao guessed the origin of these jewels and gold.

I never thought being a bandit could actually make money! This box would probably be worth hundreds of thousands of taels of silver.

They originally came here just to hunt, but now they've unexpectedly received a pleasant surprise.

He hurriedly ordered his guards to drive the carriage down to the village at the foot of the mountain, and also ordered two guards to carry the items down the mountain.

Of course, we have to take these things back with us. No matter how we use them later, we can't leave these treasures in the mountains any longer.

The little bird flew high and saw far, and soon reported to Su Muyao that there was a herd of wild boars not far ahead.

There were probably more than ten of them. Su Muyao rode on the back of the little wolf and directed everyone to go forward.

About 200 meters away, we saw a group of wild boars, large and small, drinking water by the stream.

They are now in the middle of the mountain, a place where villagers would rarely venture this deep.

"Xibao, Huanbao, you two can aim your crossbows at the wild boars you've chosen and shoot them."

The other guards will protect the two younger ones; the rest of us will go first.

Everyone nodded, indicating that they understood. (^o^)

Lin Yu carefully observed the movements ahead, fearing that the wild boars might suddenly spot them and charge at them together, which would be troublesome.

Soon, with the cooperation of Su Muyao and her two brothers, they fired their crossbows together. After the first bolt was fired, the second and the third followed.

By the time all the wild boars realized what was happening, six or seven had already fallen.

The remaining bewildered wild boars ran desperately into the distance, while Su Muyao fired arrows rapidly from behind.

Soon the group of people stood in front of the wild boar, staring at the carcass on the ground, lost in thought.

"Yaobao, we can't take all of this with us," Xibao asked Su Muyao.

Su Muyao nodded: "We'll cut down some small trees and make a simple cart to transport these wild boar carcasses to the village below and distribute them to the villagers."

Thinking that it would be cheap for the other wild animals on the mountain, it would be better to give it to the villagers below.

Seeing the villagers' emaciated appearance reminded her of the past in Taoliu Village.

Soon, under Su Muyao's command, several guards each dragged a large wild boar down the mountain.

Xi Bao, Huan Bao, and Su Mu Yao followed behind the guards, dragging two wild boar pups in a homemade cart.

The villagers were also looking towards the path behind the village.

They were also curious whether the team would actually find anything on the mountain.

Although they also rely on the mountains for their livelihood, they only dig for wild vegetables and mushrooms on the outskirts of the mountains each time.

More than ten years ago, an old hunter from the village went hunting in the mountains and had his leg broken by a wild boar.

Since then, almost no one has ventured into the mountains anymore; people have mostly stayed on the outskirts.

Everyone knows there are plenty of wild boars and tigers in the mountains, but I wonder if any of these people will get hurt if they go up there.

The village chief even called out the village's only barefoot doctor, fearing that someone might get hurt if the group of children came out.

He originally intended to persuade the children not to go into the mountains, but he never expected that there would be a wolf in their group.

That was a big wolf! After seeing the wolf, everyone, like the villagers, kept their distance and dared not approach.

Soon, Aunt Wang from the village entrance pointed to the path leading into the mountains and shouted, "Look, they're coming out!"

Everyone looked in the direction Wang Dama was pointing, and when they turned around, they saw a group of people slowly walking forward, dragging something behind them.

After everyone saw it clearly, they all gasped in astonishment: "There are so many wild boars! My goodness, how are these people so capable?"

When Su Muyao arrived in the village with her people, they saw a group of villagers watching them curiously from afar, but none of them dared to approach.

"Uncle Village Chief, these are wild boars we hunted in the back mountains. We have too many to use."

Su Muyao pointed to the wild boars in front of her and continued to say to the village chief, "These are for your village."

The old village chief thought he had misheard, and stammered, "You...you mean all these animals were given to our village?"

Xia nodded in agreement: "Yes, our young lady said that we'll take these two with us and leave the rest for the villagers to eat."

Upon hearing this, the villagers' eyes lit up instantly: "Oh, thank you so much, sir! You're such a kind person!"

Su Muyao just smiled. The village chief's wife mustered her courage and walked closer, because the wolf looked too fierce.

"Young ladies, please have your dinner here. We really don't know how to thank you enough for so many wild boars."

After the village chief's wife finished speaking, she rubbed her hands together somewhat embarrassedly.

"Hey! There's no need to thank us. If you don't want them, we'll just throw them away anyway. After all, we can't take so many with us."

The villagers watching nearby quickly chimed in, "Hey, don't throw it away! It's all meat! We don't even get to eat meat twice a year. Thank you so much, young lady."

Seeing that it was getting late, Su Muyao nodded, bid farewell to the villagers, and left with her guards.

After Su Muyao and the others left, each villager received a considerable amount of pork, and the village chief even took it upon himself to slaughter a pig so the whole village could eat it together.

That evening, the whole village was filled with the aroma of meat, which even reached the neighboring village, making the people there drool.

Several women sitting together were still discussing the distinguished guests who had come today.

"It would be great if they could come to this mountain to hunt more often."

"What are you dreaming about? It was just a spur-of-the-moment thing, not really for the sake of eating pork. Otherwise, look, they brought two pigs, leaving all of them for us."

Another old lady craned her neck and said, "Who says otherwise? These pickled together are enough to last a year."