Ahri glanced coldly at the meat in Doron's hand, "Division of labor, understand?"
"Understand."
Doron lowered his head and continued processing the wild boar, speeding up his work considerably. He feared she was hungry and he couldn't afford to delay.
Ahri walked over to Doron and looked at the meat that Doron had already prepared. She stretched out her finger and cut off a thin piece of meat, then took it to the mountain spring to wash it.
After cleaning it, Ahri ate it in one bite.
Doron noticed Ahri's movements and also sliced the meat into a thin piece.
Ahri walked over and said, "Don't make too much, I can't finish it."
"Then won't all of these go to waste?"
Doron looked at the large wild boar, which hadn't decreased much in number; it would smell bad if left out too long.
Ahri raised her hand and placed it on Doron's shoulder, saying, "Isn't this all I have?"
Doron turned to look at Ali, and said with some surprise, "You mean, I can eat the food you brought back too?"
"Well, didn't I eat the fruit you prepared too?"
Doron was a little unhappy again. This person had only offered her fruit, and she had gone hunting to repay him, making it very clear how things were divided.
Ahri continued eating the meat. This person really didn't seem like a clan leader at all; he kept many things to himself.
Doron continued processing the meat, eating slowly like Ahri. Actually, he could have swallowed the rest of the wild boar whole in one gulp, but he didn't want to be so rough in front of Ahri.
Ahri is a proud and beautiful peacock, and she certainly doesn't like vulgar males.
By the mountain spring, Ah Li ate meat and fruit, and then she felt full.
"I'm going back now."
"Um."
Doron looked at Ahri's lazy, sleepy appearance and suddenly mustered up his courage to say, "Why don't you rest here for a while? I'll protect you."
Ahri glanced at Doron indifferently, then noticed the treehouse that wasn't finished yet.
Doron pointed to a big tree and said, "I made a nest up there. You can go up and take a look."
Ahri looked up at the towering tree to the side; its leaves were so dense that she couldn't see anything on top of it.
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