When I took a few senior female students over to take a look, we immediately saw that the damaged baskets were filled with wild fruits.
There are large peaches, apple-like mountain fruits, pomegranates, and smaller mountain dates, some about the size of a thumb.
Although they look largely the same as fruits from the Earth world.
However, it is clear that these fruits are not the same as the fruits of the Earth world.
These fruits from around the world don't all bear fruit at the same time.
However, the little bear was able to gather all these fruits at once, and these fruits were so fresh, which means that these fruits were all in season in this world.
"Did Little Bear bring us food? Senior sister, senior, can you help me identify these fruits? Are they all edible? I know too little about wild fruits in the mountains to tell."
Ye Liang was very happy to see the little bear bring him food.
This little bear is so kind!
I helped it twice and fed it twice, and it actually knew how to repay the kindness by bringing me delicious food.
The damaged basket that the little bear uses to carry wild fruits must have been picked up from somewhere by a discarded human.
These fruits were definitely picked by the little bear. Some of them were even picked with the branches and leaves still attached, and they look very fresh.
However, some jujube trees have thorns on their branches and leaves.
One can't help but worry that the little bear might prick itself on thorns while picking the fruit.
"Senior is very knowledgeable, please take a look." With Han Feng as a senior, Senior Sister Qi Xue, out of respect for her senior, naturally invited Han Feng to take a look first.
Han Feng was happy to help Ye Liang with this favor.
He immediately smiled, took the tattered basket, and carefully examined the fruit inside.
After examining the basket of wild fruits, he smiled and said, "Seeing this basket of wild fruits reminds me of when I was young. I used to have a sweet tooth and often went with my senior sisters to pick wild fruits near the mountain gate. See these jujubes? Back then, these were my favorite. These aren't ordinary jujubes. They only grow on the north cliff behind the mountain gate, where the terrain is treacherous and difficult to traverse. Moreover, these jujubes are spiritual fruits, containing spiritual energy. Eating more of them can help cultivators refine their Qi. However, these jujubes are not easy to pick; they have thorns. They grow in treacherous, thorny areas. The thorns are also slightly poisonous; getting pricked is like being stung by a poisonous bee, and the pain will last for days. Anyone who tries to pick them will suffer. These peaches and pomegranates are also spiritual fruits. How wonderful. This little bear is very perceptive; it picked spiritual fruits for you."
"Ye Liang, the little bear is so kind-hearted, go check on it, see if it's been pricked. If it's been pricked, the senior said it'll be in pain for a few days." The junior sister immediately felt sorry for the little bear.
The thought that the little bear might get pricked by the wild thorns of the jujube fruit while picking spirit fruits for them, and that it would be like being stung by a poisonous bee, hurting for days, is heartbreaking. But it's just a little bear, and it can't tell anyone how it hurts. It can only endure the pain itself, which naturally makes people feel even more sorry for it.
Even without her junior sister saying anything, Ye Liang was already feeling sorry for Xiao Xiong.
He immediately used a movement technique to fly to the little bear who had retreated to the mountain gate.
Before the little bear could even be frightened and run away, Ye Liang suddenly appeared in front of it.
The little bear hadn't expected Ye Liang to arrive so quickly. It was about to run away in fear, still worried that humans would hurt it. But Ye Liang's hand was already on its head, and a warm current immediately spread from its body to its surroundings.
It felt so comfortable that it didn't want to run away.
This is Ye Liang using the healing skill from the Qihuang (Traditional Chinese Medicine) skill in his life skills to heal the little bear. When he first met the little bear, its mother was injured, and Ye Liang had already used this skill once.
This time, Ye Liang also used it on Little Bear.
As we could see, some of the bear's fur had been scratched, leaving faint traces of blood.
It is really injured.
Judging from those wounds, which were intermittent and mostly thin, they were indeed caused by the thorns of wild jujube trees.
This naturally made Ye Liang feel very sorry for it, and he immediately treated it.
After using his healing skill, Ye Liang withdrew his hand, and then, feeling sorry for the little bear, took out two spirit pet food pills, Hundred Spirit Fruit Candied Pills, for it.
This time, the little bear didn't want it.
It stretched out its paw and gently pushed back the hand Ye Liang was offering it with pet food and medicine.
This little bear's actions are exactly like a person politely declining a gift; it's so clever!
Hmm.
Upon hearing a loud "Ooh," the little bear immediately dropped to its feet and ran up the mountain.
As you watch the bear cub run away, you can see a large mother bear in the forest, calling it back.
The bear cub ran into the forest and reunited with its mother. The two bears then slowly walked into the deep mountains together.
At this moment, one can't help but worry that such a lovely mother bear and her cub might encounter powerful wild beasts like tigers or leopards, or even more terrifying creatures like hunters, deep in the mountains.
Ye Liangzhen hoped that the cub and the mother bear could understand that as long as they didn't go far and just stayed in the mountains near Bixianmen, there would be much less danger.
Being close to a sect, at least Bixian Sect is a place where people live, so wild beasts will be less likely to approach.
Because of this, hunters are less likely to hunt near Bixianmen and harm them.
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