Chapter 167 A brown bear appears!
Qi Guang finally calmed down all the creatures he had summoned early in the morning.
I felt incredibly relaxed instantly...
It’s great that everyone can get along so harmoniously.
Of course, Qi Guang automatically chose to ignore the open and secret fights between Baba and the little Tibetan fox, and separated their nests by a long distance.
I thought Baba was used to Qi Guang bringing back small animals from time to time.
But now it seems that the furry little ball and the long-eared jerboa are just because they are smaller and cuter.
Baba will take care of them as little pets.
But when faced with a young Tibetan fox of about the same age, Baba instinctively began to feel a sense of crisis.
This was indeed unexpected for Qi Guang...
Fortunately, Baba was quite obedient, and the little Tibetan fox was also casual enough to stabilize the situation.
Like its master, Weiyan chose to assess the situation from the sidelines. Once Baba suffered a loss, Weiyan still chose to stand on Baba's side.
As for Lu Cheng, he was more interested in watching how Qi Guang treated everyone equally.
It's very interesting.
Of course, the netizens in the live broadcast room were just like Lu Cheng, or even worse than him, and they just wanted to watch the fun and not mind making trouble!
[Hahahaha, I didn't expect to see the anchor stuck in the middle now! ]
[The Master of Keeping Balance is online, but why can't he keep balance this time? 】
[Brother Yundan’s expression at this moment is just like mine. I just love seeing the anchor helpless! Hahahaha]
[Big Brother Dagen: Tsk, I just said you're not good at this. How can a man be so restrained!]
Kormu Khan rescued Qi Guang in time and brought lunch to their yurt.
"I came over here and saw you two were still resting, so I thought I'd have lunch here with you."
"Uncle, is there anyone in this world more considerate than you?! No one!"
Qi Guang stuck to Kormu Khan exaggeratedly, choosing to temporarily forget the struggle between Baba and the little Tibetan fox.
Khormu Khan looked at Lu Cheng meaningfully and said with a smile:
"Eat quickly, kid. You must be hungry and tired."
Qi Guang shook hands with Uncle Kormuhan and was so moved that he ordered two bowls of pilaf.
Lu Cheng still ate slowly.
After lunch, everyone cleaned up their dishes and Kormu Khan went back to graze.
He took Weiyan away and said that Weiyan could sleep at his place at night.
Qi Guang looked at Baba and the little Tibetan fox and said:
"Let's go pick some fruit!"
Then he waved his hand casually and picked up the small bucket behind the door.
The place to pick fruits is not far away, so there is no need to ride a horse.
Qi Guang and Lu Cheng each held a little guy in their arms and walked towards a small hill not far away.
"What fruit are you picking?"
"You'll know when you get there."
Qi Guang didn't have to keep Lu Cheng in suspense, his main purpose was to give netizens in the live broadcast room a sense of anticipation.
After all, he hasn't forgotten that he is an outdoor anchor.
The live broadcast effect needs to be achieved!
They came to a path.
Qi Guang leaned forward slightly, and the warm scent of earth released by the grass hit his face.
Suddenly he took two quick steps and stopped in a patch of grass that was as tall as his knees.
He put Baba down from his arms and pointed the live broadcast equipment at the bushes.
Then he reached out and parted the grass—
There were clusters of ruby-like fruits, shining attractively among the jagged green leaves.
Qi Guang picked the reddest and largest one, rubbed it in his palm, and handed it to Lu Cheng:
"Try it."
Lu Cheng put it in his mouth, the sweet and sour juice burst in his mouth, and a smile appeared on the corners of his eyebrows and eyes.
"tasty."
Qi Guang then handed him some more and said:
"Wild strawberries. When I was a kid, I loved picking and eating them when I came to the summer pasture."
"Wild strawberries can be eaten as is or made into jams and pastes,"
Then he took the bucket from Lu Cheng and started picking the fruits one by one.
While picking wild strawberries, Qi Guang said to the netizens in the live broadcast room:
"Although wild strawberries may be small, they have many uses. They can relieve coughs, clear heat, and soothe sore throats and promote salivation. They can also be brewed into tea with other medicinal plants to relieve tension and diarrhea, strengthen the spleen and stomach, and benefit the heart and brain."
Lu Cheng also followed Qi Guang's example and began looking for traces of wild strawberries.
Baba and the little Tibetan fox found a place that suited them and began to eat leaves and berries.
They are far apart and don't disturb each other.
Qi Guang was picking wild strawberries with great concentration, thinking of canning them and bringing some to Begomu, Khormu Khan and Wang Yuanjun.
Last time, the fungus got moldy because it was not dried in time.
After all, it was a rare gift from nature, and Qi Guang felt very sad that it was wasted like this.
It would be nice to be able to pick more wild strawberries this time and can them so they can be stored for a longer time.
After they had filled a bucket with the fruit, they realized their waists and backs were stiff.
The two of them lay down on the grass to recover some strength.
It's amazing, but in just a few minutes, leaning against the grass, I seemed to really draw energy from it.
My body immediately stopped feeling stiff and sore.
"Little ones, go back!"
Baba rushed towards Qi Guang immediately, but there was no sign of the little Tibetan fox.
Lu Cheng and Qi Guang were looking for it and saw the little Tibetan fox turning its head to look into the distance, as if waiting for something.
The little Tibetan fox was like this when we first met.
From time to time, he turned his head to look behind him, as if he saw something but was unable to move forward.
But when Qi Guang and Lu Cheng looked over, they saw nothing.
At first, they thought it was a physical response caused by the little Tibetan fox's naturally keen hearing.
After all, it is the nature of wild animals to be vigilant.
But when the two saw that the little Tibetan fox was still like this, they had to pay attention.
"Are you waiting for someone?"
Qi Guang asked the little Tibetan fox.
The little Tibetan fox raised its head and showed its signature expression. If it weren't for the physical contact, Qi Guang really wouldn't have been able to capture the sense of anticipation from its indifferent expression.
Sure enough, it was waiting for something.
Is it its parents? Or siblings?
Or a friend who hunts together?
Qi Guang couldn't imagine that a solitary animal like the Tibetan fox would be worried about someone in its heart...
After returning to the yurt, Qi Guang couldn't wait to wash his hands, then washed the wild strawberries and began to drain them.
Find four or five glass jars, wash them and put the wild strawberries in them in batches.
"Next, I'm going to start canning wild strawberries."
The netizens in the live broadcast room hadn't seen Qi Guang making food for a long time, and the number of people began to increase rapidly!
Qi Guang set up the pot and started to boil sugar.
Just add rock sugar to the boiled pure water, let it cool after boiling, and then pour it into the jar containing strawberries.
Then steam it for five minutes.
"This step is to better sterilize and extend their shelf life."
Finally, take them out of the pot, cover them with a lid, and place them in a cool cabinet to wait for them to cool down.
Qi Guang was very efficient. After finishing all these, he made dinner.
The two of them ate a little to help digest the food.
I felt sleepy and fell asleep.
In his sleep, Qi Guang heard the rustling sound again. He forced himself to open his eyes and looked around.
Baba was still sleeping soundly in his nest, but the little Tibetan fox was gone!!
Qi Guang got out of bed quietly and walked towards the door.
As she passed by Lu Cheng's bed, a dry and warm hand grasped her wrist.
Qi Guang looked and found that Lu Cheng had also woken up.
"The little Tibetan fox is missing."
Lu Cheng was startled and stood up and followed Qi Guang out of the yurt.
The sky was dawning and a thin mist was lingering.
Qi Guang saw the little Tibetan fox at a glance. It stood upright, as if looking into the distance.
"How did you..."
Qi Guang hadn't finished speaking the rest of his words when his heart leaped into his throat!
A huge figure suddenly emerged from the woods and rushed towards the little Tibetan fox! !
It is over two meters tall and has a big, round head!
The body is strong and the shoulders and back are high.
A thick coat of golden fur scraped across the grass in the wind!
"It's a brown bear!! Run!"
Qi Guang couldn't help but yell at the little Tibetan fox, and reached out to grab the bow and arrow in the space bag!
“Chirp!!”
“Chirp!!”
But it was too late, the brown bear had already pressed its palm on the little Tibetan fox's body!
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