In the yard, the little wild donkey shook its head and brayed at her.
Lu Fangfang walked over, patted the donkey's head, and then harnessed the donkey to the cart.
She went to the storeroom to get five or six half-packs, then rode in a donkey cart and left the farm.
"Roll, roll~"
“Little stubborn donkey, head north. We’re going to the mountains and forests to the north today.”
Lu Fangfang, sitting on the donkey cart, called out.
Beside her sat Xiaohua, who was looking up at the mountains to the north, looking eager to try it out.
"Meow~"
"Click, click..."
Lu Fangfang took the Type 56 semi-automatic bullets, loaded them, and then closed her eyes to rest.
There was still some mist on the grassland in the early morning.
From a distant cave, a small Tibetan fox peeked out, looking at Lu Fangfang and her group with some curiosity.
At the entrance of the cave sat a large Tibetan fox, its face filled with melancholy.
Seeing its child emerge, it lowered its head, meowed, and shooed the little one back inside.
Raising its head, it continued to gaze at Lu Fangfang and her group with a melancholy expression before slowly disappearing into the distance.
"Roll, roll~"
A donkey cart carrying a man and a leopard traveled north.
By the time we reached the foot of the mountain forest, more than two hours had passed, and the sun had risen.
"Oh...ah..."
The little wild donkey slowly stopped the cart, turned around and brayed once; the next step was into the woods.
Little Flower couldn't wait any longer and jumped off the donkey cart.
It ran a few steps into the forest, then turned back to look at Lu Fangfang.
"Meow~"
"Little Flower, don't worry."
Lu Fangfang opened her eyes, rubbed her face, and then jumped off the donkey cart.
At this moment, she was holding a Type 56 pistol in her hand, a wood-chopping knife hanging from her waist, binoculars around her neck, and a military green satchel slung across her shoulder.
Fully armed, she unloaded the donkey cart.
She patted the stubborn little donkey, said nothing, and walked towards the little flower.
The little wild donkey snorted and followed behind her.
"Little Flower, lead the way."
"Awoo~"
Little Flower crouched down, let out a low growl, and then ran into the woods.
Lu Fangfang held the five-six-and-a-half in both hands and silently followed.
Once we reached the mountains and forests, the surroundings suddenly became dark.
Little Flower looked up and seemed to know where its target was, so it headed straight for the mountain to the north.
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