Chapter 56 Chasing Rabbits
The young man was lazily walking in front, carrying a small backpack with a hole on its back.
The two siblings followed closely behind.
There is a Chinese toon tree growing on the edge of the field near Yezi Mountain. The tree has not sprouted at all and is bare, like a black crutch.
Standing in front of the mountain.
The three of them followed the same path into the mountains.
Yezi Mountain is even quieter in the early morning.
The woods looked bleak as autumn arrived. All he could hear was the rustling of fallen leaves under his feet. Occasionally, a few strange bird calls could be heard, which seemed particularly creepy. Shi Tou rubbed his arms with his hands to get rid of the shivering coldness.
Qin Qing and his companions did not dare to rush into the mountain, and only picked up the chestnut balls that fell on the ground before the fall at the foot of the mountain.
This tall broad-leaved oak tree has now become bare, with only scattered nuts still hanging firmly on the branches. Its leaves have long since drifted away and are now sleeping peacefully under the tree.
Become the last cradle of chestnut balls.
The young man looked up, then squatted down resignedly and dug out the thorn ball buried in the dead leaves.
These nuts had obviously fallen some time ago, and their surfaces had begun to soften. However, they were still food, so the few people didn't care to dislike them. As long as the insides were not rotten, they picked up all of them and put them in the backpack.
This time we were not so lucky, as the season had already passed and there were only a few chestnuts left. Even the backpack we brought was not full.
This little bit of gain is already surprising enough.
It's much better than digging up grass roots and tree bark.
Yang Liansheng casually pulled some wild hemp to cover the backpack and was about to return when he was startled by Shitou's roar.
"Rabbit!" Shitou's eyes opened wide, full of disbelief.
Just now, when he was picking chestnuts nearby, he heard a rustling sound. He was a little afraid of the mountain and was too timid to investigate. Who knew that when he turned around, he actually saw it.
A gray hare.
Right under his nose.
It’s only seven or eight steps away.
Because of his shouting, the seemingly clumsy rabbit ran away.
Judging from his size, he must weigh at least four or five kilograms.
What does it mean when converted into meat?
So he couldn't help but shout out in surprise and successfully scared away the silly rabbit.
Seeing the rabbit frightened and running into the bushes, Shitou no longer cared about being afraid and followed it.
Yang Liansheng's handsome eyebrows were wrinkled. He quickly put down the backpack and ran towards the stone, muttering instructions.
"Don't chase!"
"Brother, come back soon!" Qin Qing knew his second brother's nature too well, and shouted hurriedly.
There was a look of confusion on Shi Tou's face. That was real flesh. In the end, desire prevailed. He quickly put the backpack back where it was and responded with a sense of luck.
"I'll just take a look and come back. I won't mess around!" After saying that, he took advantage of his small stature and went into the bushes.
In just a few seconds, Qin Qing didn't even have time to grab the corner of her second brother's clothes before the man ran away.
She looked at the boy anxiously, "What should I do? Brother Liansheng!"
"Follow me and see..."
The young man spoke with a heavy face, and took the lead to go into the cave.
The sparsely populated mountains are overgrown with weeds, some of which are even waist-high, and some of the weeds are even taller than people, growing wildly.
The two followed the traces of the grass being pressed down and followed Shangqiu all the way.
Qin Qing was regretting it so much at this moment. She felt extremely sad about the decision to bring Shitou. She shouldn't have been careless and forgot that her second brother was an absolute foodie.
How could he be moved when he saw the meat?
If you think too much, you will regret it.
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