As the moon rose high in the sky, the charcoal fire in the courtyard flickered on and off. After everyone had eaten and drunk their fill, they dispersed to rest.
Mo Lan had set up a tent on the top of the mountain stream and was just about to rest when she saw several people, led by Xiong Da and Xiong Er, rushing out of the cave and jumping around in the yard.
"It's so hot and I can't sleep at all."
"Me too, it feels like I have inexhaustible energy."
"I was exhausted before eating..."
As more and more people emerged from the cave, the commotion became so great that it attracted Song Jian Dapeng.
"Why are you making such a racket so late at night instead of sleeping?"
"It's too hot and stuffy in the cave, I can't sleep. Don't you two feel that?" Xiong Da asked irritably, tugging at his collar.
Stared at by a group of people with bloodshot eyes, Song Jian and Da Peng exchanged a glance and silently took a step back.
"It's probably because you ate too much venison, causing you to have internal heat."
Song Jian suppressed a laugh, his eyes sweeping over Xiong Da and Xiong Er, a hint of schadenfreude in his eyes. He thought to himself, "Even the boss has reminded me to my face, so why didn't I take it seriously? Whose fault is that?"
"What should we do then?" Xiong Er tugged at his hair, his mind a little muddled, as if he had forgotten something.
"There's an open space outside the yard. Since you can't sleep, go for a run and exercise. Let off some extra energy and you'll be fine." Da Peng smiled and said something unusually.
My heart was in a panic, what could I do but run?
Watching the group of newbies huffing and puffing as they went for their run, Xiong Da looked at Song Jian and the other person with a puzzled expression, "Aren't you hot?"
"Yes, we eat very little."
The two suppressed a laugh and honestly offered an explanation.
Given the eldest sister's temperament, she would never say a word more than necessary if there was no problem.
The two brothers then remembered their leader's instructions, but it was too late. They had no choice but to take the group of rookies to train together, hoping to use up their abundant mental energy.
Mo Lan looked at the sea of people on the open ground in front of her, a smile flashing in her eyes, before crawling into her tent to rest.
She slept soundly through the night, and when she woke up, the sun was already high in the sky.
Mo Lan stretched and yawned on the mountain stream, looking at the group of exhausted teenagers lying on the open ground in front of her, slightly taken aback.
Three deer with such great strength?
Did they run all night?
Sure enough, they are all young men with fiery tempers!
After Mo Lan finished washing up, Pang Fu had already set out a bowl of mushroom soup and several steamed buns in the yard.
"Boss, this was specially prepared for you this morning. You ate too much meat yesterday, this is easy to digest."
"Mmm, it's delicious," Mo Lan said, taking a sip of the mushroom soup. "Those people outside who haven't slept all night?"
"Pfft~, the boss is right. A bunch of gluttons. Not only did they eat venison, but they also drank so much liver, lung and antler soup. They'll be energetic for days."
Fatty glanced at the crowd outside, covered his mouth, and grinned smugly.
Her already chubby face was squeezed into a bun with eighteen pleats.
"Boss, what do we do about those guys outside who haven't slept all night?"
Just then, Song Jian and Da Peng returned carrying bows and arrows, along with several wild rabbits and pheasants.
"Heh~, they can't sleep anyway, so let's take advantage of their high energy and do some training." Mo Lan took a bite of her steamed bun and said quietly.
Song Jian and Da Peng: "..."
He glanced silently outside, a look of sympathy flashing in his eyes.
A chill ran through me!
I absolutely must never offend the boss again.
After watching the boys being taken away by Song Jian and the others for training, the camp returned to quiet.
After finishing her meal, Mo Lan wandered around and found some red clay. She mixed it with raw coal in the correct proportions, added an appropriate amount of water, spread it into cakes, and dried them in the sun.
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