Traveling Through the Stars

Bai Yan, He Yun, and Wen Xiao didn't know why, He Yun was so close, he simply lifted the dense bamboo leaves to take a look, and was immediately stunned. This method of whole bird is inexplicably familiar. He Yun still remembers the scene of Jieyu bird being stuck to its beak with raw jam.

The bamboo leaves were pushed aside, Wei Wei took a deep breath, stretched out his hand and carefully untied the red rope: "If you think it's too much trouble, you should have sent it earlier!"

He Yun came back to his senses, saw that Wei Wei was angry, and said, "It's not bad if you didn't stick Jieyu Bird's mouth."

However, as soon as he said this, he was slapped in the face. Not only was Jieyu bird tied up with a red string, but its beak was also stuck. As soon as it was untied from the jade bamboo, Wei Wei discovered that the beak could not be opened.

Wei Wei laughed angrily: "Hey, you are so talented, what did you use to stick the bird's beak?"

Feng Ling was too lazy to deal with it, and took the documents to deal with. He Yun was most familiar with the situation of the bird's beak sticking: "Raw jam, just pick it out, send someone to find Zhu Xingshao and Zhu Xingyun, they are good at picking raw meat from the bird's beak. jam."

When Wei Wei heard it, Jie Yuniao seemed to stick to his beak more than once: "Have you seen it?"

"I've seen it before!" He Yun thought in his heart that he chose to stand on the side in order to pluck a bird's feather.

Wei Wei didn't have time to ask in detail, so he went to the head of the Zhu family who was in charge of official business with a Jieyu bird in each hand. The Jieyu bird is so precious, without further ado, Zhu Patriarch dialed Zhu Xingshao and Zhu Xingyun immediately.

So, Zhu Xingshao and Zhu Xingyun had work to do, and each of them sat on the courtyard porch with a small bench, holding the Jieyu bird and picking raw jam bit by bit with twigs.

Now Wei Wei already knew that this was Luo Bi's masterpiece. He stood by and looked at it with an indescribable expression: "Using raw jam to stick the bird's beak, I don't know how I came up with this crooked idea?"

Zhu Xingshao was not happy to hear this: "It's a big deal, just dig it out."

Wei Wei choked, and turned to arrange a ruling meeting.

Seeing that the weather was fine outside, Luo Bi thought to wash the newly bought sheets and quilt covers and dry them in the sun after noon. But the materials harvested yesterday must also be sorted out, and there is work everywhere. The most important thing is that those pigs can't stay in the colorful bracelets for a long time.

After getting out of the tent, seeing that his father hadn't returned, Luo Bi said, "Father, I caught some native pigs yesterday, and I asked my mother and brother to come over at noon, and we will eat native pigs at noon."

"Earth pig?" Luo Hang was surprised: "That thing is stupid, but the earthen pig's nest is hard to find. How did you catch it?"

Robbie gestured with her hand: "Poke it with a branch and it will come out."

Luo Hang wanted to roll his eyes, but he didn't know how to do that, so he said angrily, "See if you can."

"I'm serious." Robbie said with a serious face, "Poke one, poke one, I've caught a lot of them, the pigs are so stupid."

Luo Hang was stunned when he heard this: "That's because you are lucky."

Robbie searched for a long time, found a medium-sized bamboo basket from the messy storage bracelets, and threw a litter of five soil pigs into it. The two big and the three little ones were all fleshy, they rolled into a ball with a groan when they were thrown.

Luo Hang stretched out his hand, distressed: "Take it easy, there are still a few little suckling pigs."

Luo Bi didn't take it seriously: "This litter is for my mother, you take it back first, come to eat at noon."

"The house is built at home, so we don't come to eat." Luo Hang covered the basket and carried it up: "I'll take the native pigs away first, and don't eat yours. You can eat them when you have more, or you can eat one." One less."

Robbie said impatiently, "Don't worry about it."