Farming in the Mountains: Max Level Jiaojiao Is Three Years Old-Chapter 1815 - : Why Aren’t You Leaving?

Chapter 1815: Chapter 1815: Why Aren’t You Leaving?

That would be the only reason she was acting like this…

Unconsciously, his ears also turned a bit red. “I’m going to get some more wild fruits.”

Saying this, he hastily placed the freshly picked wild fruits wrapped in leaves he held onto a stone platform nearby and then strode off.

He didn’t even glance back once.

Xue Ganggang blushed for a long time before she was willing to come out of the cave.

After waiting a long while and not seeing Bai Xing return, she was then certain that Bai Xing must have realized what that garment was for, and her face turned red again.

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But since it was already well into the day and they had agreed to stroll around within the Yao Tribe’s territory yesterday, she wanted to see if there was anything that could help the Yao Tribe…

So, after waiting a bit more and feeling that her face wasn’t hot anymore, surely not red either, she called out, beckoning the few little leopards playing nearby to come over and asked, “Where is your king?”

One of the little leopards said, “The king is over there, taking a lazy nap, and we were just about to pounce on him.”

Xue Ganggang: “Go ahead and pounce, and after that, tell him I’m looking for him.” Business is important.

“Okay-da.” The little leopards immediately went off and, on the other side of the square, shielded by a stone cave and beside a large rock, lay Bai Xing.

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Bai Xing had a piece of dry grass in his mouth and his hands behind his head, looking up at the blue sky and white clouds.

His expression had long since returned to being calm and serene.

But inside, he was thinking: He had been outside for so long now, she should be okay now, right? Could he go back now? But what if she wasn’t okay? Wouldn’t it be awkward to go back?

“King. King.” Several little leopards came running, hopping and jumping, and as usual, they jumped onto him, their four little feet tapping him playfully.

Bai Xing was used to it and didn’t shoo them away.

Passing Beastmen were also accustomed to it, as their king always indulged the tribe’s young Beastmen and cared deeply for them, viewing them as the future hope of the tribe.

In the past, they hadn’t thought about the future hope, as long as they themselves lived well. Even if they had children, they naturally didn’t think of the children as any form of hope. It was their king who taught them what inheritance meant.

After all, they would all die sooner or later, most likely before their own children, and naturally, they wanted their children to live well after they were gone.

This was what hope looked like.

This was what inheritance meant.

It felt undeniably good, something other tribes found hard to understand. Thus, under their king’s leadership, their tribe was always the most united.

It was also their king who made them realize that they had so much to do.

Protect their parents, protect their children, protect the tribe, protect the weak and the sick in the tribe, and ensure the tribe’s continuous improvement.

After having fun stomping on their king, the little leopards finally said one by one, “King, elder sister told us to tell you after we were done stomping: she is looking for you.”

Bai Xing immediately sat up.

The little leopards immediately slid off him.

Bai Xing hurriedly reached out to catch them, to prevent the little leopards from bumping their heads.

“Why didn’t you say it earlier,” Bai Xing complained a bit.

The little leopards, oblivious, each descended from him and said, “We hadn’t finished stomping just now.”

But now they had finished.

Bai Xing was speechless.

He had thought to get up, but just as he did, he sat back down. It felt strange to rush back like this, although he didn’t know why it felt strange, but he decided to wait a bit longer.

The little leopards didn’t understand and looked at him blankly, “King, why aren’t you going? Elder sister is looking for you.”

Bai Xing: “In a bit.”

The little leopards: “Why?”