After traveling through ancient times, she became a wild woman

Chapter 940 Carrying Millet

Adi A'fang, who was missed by Xiao Se and A Huo, was still here at Ye Feng.

After Ye Feng put the millet into the cloth bag, he began to seal the cloth bag. He had seen Arthur doing needlework, and he slowly learned to do it, and it was okay.

After a few injections, A Di and A Xin brought water and shouted loudly: "Ye Feng, Arthur asked me to bring you water. There is salt in the water, and he told you to drink more to replenish your strength."

The tribesmen who were dizzy from the sun all had their eyes shining when they heard A Di bringing water.

But when they heard that salt was added to the water, everyone was confused.

Isn't salt salty?

After eating salt, you will want to drink water more and more. Why bring salt water to drink?

Ye Feng was also slightly surprised, but it didn't show on his face: "Untie the barrel."

The tribesmen helped A Di untie the barrel and put it aside. Ye Feng picked up the spoon, scooped a bowl of salt water, and took a sip.

Well, it's indeed salty and tastes weird, but it's not that salty, so it seems okay.

The things Arthur asked Adi to bring were all good things and could not be wrong.

The night breeze after taking a sip of salt water dried up the bowl of salt water.

Warm salt water is not as delicious as pear sugar water, but it cannot be said to be comfortable after drinking it.

With a smile on his face, Ye Feng said to Changsheng, "Drink more to replenish your strength."

Without saying a word, Changsheng picked up the bowl, poured a glass and handed it to Ah Ri.

Pour yourself another glass and take a sip. It's not as delicious as pear syrup, and it also tastes weird.

But what Arthur said must have her reason. Replenishing physical strength is replenishing physical strength, and it is absolutely correct.

Ah Ri happily drank a bowl. After finishing the drink, he wiped the drops of water on his chin, took another spoonful, and sighed: "I'll drink another bowl."

Although it tastes weird, it tastes delicious.

The tribesmen all came to drink the salt water. Although it tasted weird, it was still drinkable, so that was okay.

Ye Feng handed a bowl of salt water to A Di. After drinking the salt water, A Di took it and drank it dry: "Then I'll go back first."

One hand grabbed his vest and pulled him to the bag: "Sew this up."

A Di looked at the needle and thread handed to him. He was so helpless that he didn't dare to resist. He sewed the bag obediently, feeling extremely miserable.

Why let him deal with needlework again, why not let him kill wild animals for food.

However, there is nothing to say if Ye Feng sews with herself.

When A Di looked up, he suddenly realized that Ye Feng was nowhere to be seen. Ye Feng had already gone somewhere.

The disappearing Night Breeze rode A'Feng into the woods and came back after choosing three thick and long vines.

"Go to the bottom of the cliff!"

Ah Feng took Ye Feng to the bottom of the cliff, looked at the towering cliff top, and pondered.

"Call Ah Di." Ye Feng stroked Ah Di's hair.

A'zhen left very quickly, and came very quickly, with A Di still sitting on his back.

Ye Feng pointed to the top of the cliff and looked at A Di: "Can you climb up?"

He remembered that when Changsheng and Ah Ri fell, Ah Di climbed from the top to the bottom of the cliff.

A Di, who didn't want to sew the bag, kept nodding: "Yes, yes, I can."

Night Breeze shook the vine in his hand: "Okay, tie this vine to the big tree on the top of the cliff and tie it tightly. Can you do it?"

A Di nodded desperately again, promising that it would be okay.Night Breeze tied the vines around A Di's waist and touched his head: "Go."

Although A Di didn't know what Ye Feng was going to do, he was extremely happy and climbed towards the cliff screaming.

He climbed up faster than he climbed down, and didn't even encounter any wild animals.

Thinking about it, the few poor little beasts on the mountain wall had already been scared away by A Di.

Ye Feng kept staring at A Di who was climbing the cliff, but his hand touched A Xin's hair: "If something goes wrong, you must rush over and save him."

But he gave A Di a thumbs up in his heart. He didn't expect that A Di was even more powerful than he thought.

A'feng rubbed his head against Ye Feng's hand, just like he used to rub against Arthur. After rubbing it, he remembered that it was Ye Feng who was beside him, not Arthur.

Its whole body remained motionless, waiting for Night Breeze's claws to teach it a lesson.

But the imaginary claws did not arrive, as if Night Breeze was only thinking about A Di's safety and ignored its existence.

Ah Zhan breathed a sigh of relief cautiously, and looked at Ah Di.

A Di successfully climbed to the top of the cliff, found a big tree, and tied the vines to the tree. The tying method was taught by Arthur, and it was very strong and reliable.

After tying all three vines, Adi clapped his hands and admired his masterpiece, then slid down the vines and came to Ye Feng, overjoyed: "Ye Feng, they are all tied."

Ye Feng responded: "Okay, I'll tie the millet to the vine and pull it, and you can pull the millet up again. Then let A'fangtuo go to the cave to give it to Ah Huo and let him dry the millet. Do you understand?"

They have already threshed a lot of millet. It's not that they won't be able to carry it back when they go back, but they have packed it in bags and left it here. It's better to transport it back to dry in the sun first.

A Di responded: "Okay."

Ye Feng and the tribesmen carried the millet that had been sewn back.

A Di sat on A Xing's back, and the two quickly reached the top of the cliff and shook the vines to indicate that they had arrived.

The tribesmen pulled the vine and shook it vigorously to show that they understood.

Use the vine to tie the bag containing the millet to the vine, shake it and pull it, and the vine will be pulled upwards.

A bag of millet weighs forty or fifty kilograms. For Adi, it is just a matter of one finger to pull up the bag and throw down the vines.

Then he picked up another vine that had already tied the bag and pulled it up with a bang.

After going back and forth like this, twenty bags of millet were pulled up and three vines were shaken at the same time. Adi understood that all the millet had been transported up and he could go back.

A Di looked at the millet at his feet, then looked at A Xin: "How are we going to transport it back to the cave?"

A'feng's tail swings toward his back: put it up.

A Di said seriously: "Ye Feng must mean the same thing, and I mean the same thing, but how come these grains don't fall off when they are placed on your back?"

Ah Terror: "..."

In the end, Ah Di put the bags on Ah Xin's back, one bag after another, but after placing five bags, he could no longer put them down.

A Di scratched his head and said impatiently, "Your back is too small, I can't put it down."

I'm afraid to look up at the sky, don't look at me, I have given you all my back, and I don't know what to do now.

Ah Di walked around Ah Xin, looking at the five bags of millet side by side on his back, and then at the millet piled on the ground, scratching his head and scratching his head anxiously: "What should I do?"

"Otherwise, if you carry these back and come back again, I'll wait for you here?"

If the millet is left unattended here, it will be harmed by wild beasts and birds in a short time. A Di is still very clear about this.

Ah Xing had no choice but to carry five bags of millet to the cave first.

(End of this chapter)