Chapter 17 Mountain and Sea Zoo (2)
His ears drooped down, like a bullied big cat, and the scar on his forehead seemed to have lost its former majesty.
The two siblings were secretly laughing in the corner.
Wang Meng glared at them fiercely.
The siblings were so startled that they immediately stopped laughing, like two frightened little rabbits, and quickly buried their heads even lower.
After finishing editing, Zhang Mo leaned back in her chair, tapping her fingers lightly on the table, making a "tap, tap, tap" sound, as if she was thinking about something. After a while, she said, "How about this, I think you can use your ability to control animals to become a pet streamer."
Wang Meng looked bewildered, as if he hadn't understood her words, his amber eyes filled with confusion: "Pet streamer? How do I do that?"
Zhang Mo: "You should be able to communicate with those animals, right? Cats and dogs, and the like?"
Wang Meng: "Not bad." He did have that much skill, after all, he was the king of beasts. Although he had just been exposed as not being able to control all animals, dealing with these pets was more than enough.
Zhang Mo seemed to have received a satisfactory answer and continued, "Just tell everyone that you are a pet psychotherapist who can communicate with pets."
Let pet owners with complex pet health issues connect with you via live stream, bringing their pets along. You act as their bridge of communication.
Wang Meng blinked his big, bell-like eyes: "Does anyone watch this?" He couldn't imagine that anyone would want to watch him chat with those cats and dogs.
"Of course, cute pets generate a lot of traffic," Zhang Mo thought for a moment. "However, this opening is a bit flat; I don't think it'll grab attention enough..."
She pondered for a moment, then her fingers tapped rapidly on the keyboard for a while. A video window popped up on the screen, and she turned the screen towards Wang Meng: "Look at this."
The news story is about a netizen who, while filming marmots in Aba, Sichuan, placed an action camera at the entrance of a burrow in an attempt to capture the "cute mice coming out of their burrows." However, the camera was snatched into the burrow by a marmot.
In the video, the chubby groundhog, clutching a black camera as if it were some precious treasure, darted into its burrow, leaving the netizen standing outside, dumbfounded.
Later, the netizen contacted the customer service of the action camera brand, saying that their camera had been stolen by a groundhog and asking what to do. The customer service representative kept laughing for a while after pressing the mute button, before finally saying with a smile that there was no way to compensate and suggested that the netizen dig it up themselves... The suppressed laughter of that customer service representative came through the screen, carrying a strong infectiousness that made people unable to help but laugh along.
Because it was so funny, the video went viral online for quite some time.
Unexpectedly, not long after, another story of a groundhog stealing a tourist's car keys occurred in the same place.
The authorities have no solution to this, and can only smile and remind people to be more careful when interacting with wild animals.
"Go to this place and start a live stream, bring some food that the groundhogs like, and make them hand over all the things they stole from their burrows."
If you can maintain a good pace, you can produce one item every half hour.
I guarantee you'll become famous overnight.
Wang Meng's eyes lit up completely, and he said happily, "I understand! Thank you, boss!"
Now that's settled, it's the siblings' turn.
Zhang Mo: "What are your names?"
The two siblings nudged each other, and finally the older sister spoke first: "My name is Bai Tuantuan. His name is Bai Yuanyuan."
Zhang Mo paused for a moment, this name...
She hesitated for a moment, then typed "Bai Tuantuan" into the search box, and the results came out quickly.
Jiuxuan didn't know the two siblings before, so she craned her neck to take a look.
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Names: Bai Tuantuan, Bai Yuanyuan
Race: White Bear
Age: 7
Characteristics: Gluttonous, loves to sleep, introverted, timid
Skills: None
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Jiu Xuan frowned. All the characteristics were negative, and they had no skills at all. Are all the little monsters these days so unambitious?
Zhang Mo stared at the words on the screen for a long time without saying a word, her eyes seeming to hold something on her mind.
Jiu Xuan thought she was troubled because she couldn't think of a solution, so she comforted her, "If you can't think of one, that's fine. After all, not all monsters are suitable for live streaming. If all else fails, just assign them some odd jobs."
Zhang Mo finally shifted her gaze from the screen to Bai Tuantuan, remained silent for several seconds, and then asked, "You...you have grass on you, did you roll around on the lawn just now?"
Jiu Xuan: "?"
Wang Meng: "?"
What's the problem?
Not only were the two of them confused, but even the two siblings were bewildered, not understanding why the boss would suddenly ask such a question.
The older sister, Bai Tuantuan, nodded blankly, her voice soft and sweet: "Yes, that's how we are. After eating, we take a nap, and when we wake up, we roll around on the floor." She paused, as if afraid that Zhang Mo would be unhappy, and then added softly, "This...this helps with digestion."
Bai Yuanyuan, the younger brother, said shyly, "I'm sorry, Mr. Zhang, we really don't have any special skills..."
They were just two unambitious little monsters who spent their days eating, sleeping, and playing, living a carefree life.
Zhang Mo seemed not to have heard him and suddenly blurted out, "Get lost so I can see."
The four demons: "???"
However, since the boss had already spoken, the two siblings, who were naturally soft-hearted, found it difficult to refuse and could only follow Zhang Mo's orders to revert to their original forms.
A short while later, two round, black and white glutinous rice balls appeared on the wooden floor in front of Zhang Mo's desk.
Its head was disproportionately large to its body, and its ears were small, semi-circular, as black as two plump mulberries. There was a ring of black hair around its eyes, like it was wearing a pair of cool sunglasses, but because it was so young, the fuzz on the edge of the sunglasses still had a light gray tinge, making it look exceptionally innocent.
The white ball of fur tentatively moved, its short limbs supporting its round body as it slowly rolled over on the carpet. Its movements were clumsy; it almost couldn't flip over halfway through, its short legs kicking several times in the air before finally regaining its balance, its belly up, revealing its snow-white fur, like a soft marshmallow.
Seeing her older sister rolling around happily, Bai Yuanyuan tried to imitate her. She forcefully tilted to the side, but the force was too great, and she crashed directly into Bai Tuantuan. With a soft "thud," the two little balls collided, both feeling dizzy from the impact.
Bai Tuantuan shook her head, seemingly still unaware of what had happened, staring blankly at her younger brother. Bai Yuanyuan, on the other hand, was knocked back two steps, landing on her bottom with a thud, clutching her head with her little hands as if to say, "Ouch, that hurts!"
Jiu Xuan's lips twitched, wondering if these two were really monsters—how could they be so weak?
Wang Meng shook his head dismissively.
Only Zhang Mo forcibly suppressed the barely concealed urge to smile. She cleared her throat and asked Bai Tuantuan, her voice carrying a barely perceptible hint of excitement: "How much do you weigh?"
Bai Tuantuan tilted her little head, her ears also tilting to one side, as if she was pondering this profound question. Her black grape-like eyes darted around: "Ten pounds? I haven't weighed it much before."
Zhang Mo: "I don't believe it unless you let me weigh it myself."
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