For example, white crystals, food, and animal hides.
Su Tang gasped in astonishment. If this were in modern times, it would be a fortune!
After Hu Shen finished talking with Uncle Gan, he returned to find Su Tang staring intently at the glowing sphere on the ground.
His eyes flickered. Did Ah Tang like this kind of thing?
Is it round, or does it glow?
He thought for a moment and then told Hu Ming to pick out all the glowing balls from the supplies, regardless of size, and bring them all back to Ten Thousand Beasts Mountain.
After working for most of the day, we finally dug enough caves and put all the supplies inside.
That night, the rabbit-tribe beastmen were too excited to sleep.
Uncle Gan generously brought out food and invited Hu Shen, Su Tang, and Su Jianyuan to celebrate together.
The group sat down in Rabbit Momo's burrow, set out food and water, but did not light a fire.
The rabbit-tribe beastmen only eat vegetarian food, but to entertain Su Tang and her two companions, Uncle Gan specially had meat laid out, fresh and still with blood.
Su Tang did not refuse Uncle Gan's kindness, but simply picked up some fruit and fed it to Si Bao.
"MoMo, go and get that one from my cave."
Uncle Gan mysteriously asked Tu Momo to bring him something, looking like he was treasuring it.
Su Tang looked over curiously and saw that it was a stone the size of a bucket, almost sealed, with only a fist-sized hole on top, which was plugged with something.
Uncle Gan fiddled with it for a while, being very careful, as if afraid of breaking it.
That was a wooden stopper.
With a "pop," the cork was pulled out.
After shaking it twice, Su Tang heard the sound of water; there must be some liquid inside.
She became even more curious. What was it that Uncle Gan treasured so much?
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