Quick Wear: The Heirless Boss Wants to Get Close to Her Every Day

Chapter 578 Evil Female Rabbit vs. Extinct Beast King (23)

The warriors of the tribe were inspired, their eyes shining like blazing campfires, their fists clenched tightly.

"We swear to protect our tribe to the death!"

"Protect your family!"

The deafening roar shook the snow off the treetops and onto the ground. With a wave of his hand, Bai Ze sent the tiger-shaped beastmen charging like arrows toward the brown bear clan, their footsteps crunching on the snow.

The remaining orcs gathered in the tribal square, each performing their duties in an orderly manner.

Shen Shuyi nestled on the soft bed covered with thick animal hides, her fingertips tracing the screen of System 66.

The electronic voice of 66 carried a hint of pride: "Host, don't worry! Lord Bai Ze has brought only the best of the best, each one as strong as a small mountain. Unlike that bunch of idiots from the Brown Bears who have traveled a long way, we're guaranteed to win!"

Shen Shuyi curled her toes and burrowed into the blanket. "Running out to fight in this snowy weather, are the brown bears going to freeze themselves silly?"

[Host, have you forgotten about Su Yingying? She's a time-traveling woman destined for greatness! She whispered in the bear king's ear, saying the tiger clan had an endless supply of salt, countless treasures, and a goddess who could invent things. The bear king was so jealous his eyes turned red, and he immediately led the strongest men of his clan to attack!]
Shen Shuyi raised an eyebrow, a hint of coldness flashing in her eyes: "It seems that this rotten apple really is getting in the way."

On the other side of the battlefield, Bai Ze had already clashed with the brown bear clan.

The king of the brown bear clan looked arrogantly at Bai Ze and his group, and laughed wildly, "You guys have run into us first."

"It's just courting death."

Their orc race was used to being arrogant and didn't take the orcs of the Great Xia race seriously at all.

They were covered in blood and exuded a murderous aura.

Bai Ze's icy blue eyes were as cold as if they had been tempered with ice. He raised his head and let out a deafening tiger's roar, "For the tribe, kill!"

"Kill—!" The tiger warriors roared in response, their figures as swift as lightning as they pounced on the group of brown bears.

Shen Shuyi kept watching the battle through the light screen, her heart pounding, until she saw Bai Ze kill the Bear King and then she breathed a sigh of relief.

Even though Bai Ze was injured, he didn't let the Bear King escape. He could fly and was extremely fast, so he completely suppressed the Bear King.

"Die!" he roared, his beast-like teeth snapping the bear king's neck.

With only one breath left, the Bear King collapsed to the ground, only to be grabbed by Bai Ze and lifted into the air before being slammed down, creating a huge bear-shaped crater that left him unable to move.

When the brown bears saw that their king was dead, they panicked and turned to run away.

How could Bai Ze give them a chance to make a comeback? He immediately ordered his men to give chase.

The brown bears were already exhausted from their long journey, and after the battle, they were no match for the tigers.

The last brown bear was killed, and the warriors of the Daxia tribe cheered and shouted that they had won!

They protected their tribe and their families with their fists and teeth!

The screen emitted thunderous cheers from the tiger warriors. Shen Shuyi smiled and was about to say something to 66 when a sudden, sharp pain shot through her lower abdomen.

Her face was slightly pale, and she reached out to press her stomach. "66, I think I'm going into labor."

Tiger Xiaoqi, who had been sitting beside her, noticed something was wrong and quickly stood up to support her. "Sister Snow Rabbit, are you feeling unwell?"

"Xiaoqi, I think I'm about to give birth."

Tiger Xiaoqi was so frightened that his ears perked up, but he forced himself to calm down and turned to run wildly toward the witch doctor's tent: "Witch doctor! Hurry! The goddess is about to give birth!"

The midwife was personally taught by the goddess. In the past, there were no midwives in the tribe, and if a female had an accident during childbirth, there was no way to save her.

When Bai Ze returned to the tribe and learned that his partner was about to give birth, he rushed in, lifting the curtain, still covered in snowflakes and a faint smell of blood.

He rushed to the bedside, his large hand gripping Shen Shuyi's hand, his icy blue eyes filled with panic, his voice trembling: "Rabbit! I'm back! How are you?" Shen Shuyi looked at his blood-stained cheeks, smiled weakly, and brushed her fingertips against his chin, "It's good that you're back. Go out and wait."

"No!" Bai Ze pressed her hand to his lips, his hot breath falling on the back of her hand. "I'll stay here with you, I won't move an inch." The stubbornness in his tone was irresistible.

He took a cloth and wiped Shen Shuyi's sweat, his voice trembling as he spoke.

"Rabbit, I'm here, don't be afraid."

The midwife, a witch doctor, was at a loss with the chieftain and could only focus on delivering the baby.

Fortunately, everything went smoothly. Shen Shuyi had taken a painless fertility pill beforehand and gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl, in less than an hour.

Bai Ze's genes are so strong that his child can maintain human form from birth.

Shen Shuyi breathed a slight sigh of relief, afraid that she might actually grow some furry hair.
Bai Ze stared wide-eyed at the two little creatures wrapped in animal skins.

The older brother has a pair of pink rabbit ears standing upright on his head, and the younger sister has a pair of tiny horns on her forehead. She closes her eyes and hums softly, her little fists clenched tightly. She is so cute that it melts your heart.

Shen Shuyi poked her brother's little ear, and the little guy immediately let out a soft "woof," a sweet, babyish sound that made one's heart itch.

The two little ones are a bit different from human children. The older brother has a pair of rabbit ears on his head, and the younger sister has little horns on her head just like her father's. In short, they are both extremely cute.

Shen Shuyi raised her hand and stroked their little ears and corners, and the little ones immediately let out a "woof woof~" sound.

Bai Ze had someone take the child out first, and then he took care of Shen Shuyi by himself.

"Are you hungry? Have some yam soup. It's very light with not much meat in it." Bai Ze fed her by the bedside.

After drinking some soup and taking some medicine to help her recover her health, Shen Shuyi felt much more relaxed and comfortable.

She slept for a while, then felt a swelling in her front, and at the same time heard the baby crying.

The more the baby cried, the more swollen she became.

Shen Shuyi blushed and called to Bai Ze, "Bring the children in."

Bai Ze carried them in, one in each arm. The little ones immediately quieted down in his arms and started munching on their tiny fists.

He watched as the two little ones huddled around Shen Shuyi, munching away. When his gaze fell upon that patch of shimmering white skin, he quickly averted his deep eyes, his ears turning slightly red. He coughed lightly and said, "Rabbit, let's give them a name."

He's uneducated, so naturally he leaves the naming task to his partner.

Shen Shuyi gazed at the two little bundles of joy who were nursing with their eyes closed, her fingertips brushing against their soft baby hair, a gentle smile in her eyes: "Born in spring, they should have new hope. The older brother is named Bai Qi, Qi means 'to open,' hoping that he can open up a better future for the tribe."

She touched the little horn on her sister's head again, her voice full of warmth.

"My younger sister's name is Bai Su. Su means the revival of all things. May she grow up well like a tender bud in spring, full of hope."

Bai Ze rolled the two names on his tongue, his icy blue eyes seeming to hold the warm spring sun: "Bai Qi, Bai Su, good, good!"

He lowered his head and planted a kiss on Shen Shuyi's forehead. "Qi'er must lead the tribe forward. Su'er is like a flower in spring, and we must protect her well."

Bai Qi seemed to understand, and his little rabbit ears peeked out of the tent, as if sensing the breath of spring.

Bai Su moved her little mouth, making soft, babbling sounds, as if responding to this hopeful expectation.

The wind and snow outside the tent had subsided, and the faint chirping of birds could be heard in the distance. Inside the tent, it was warm and cozy, filled with the hope and sweetness of new life.

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(End of this chapter)