Communicate with furry animals without any barriers, and take the farm to the next level

Chapter 167 Daisy with a Story
The little spiders surrounded the chameleon and stared at it with their big eyes without blinking. Without charging any power or using any big moves, the chameleon easily spit out a silk thread as thick as a young grass stem, and then spit out a silk thread of normal thickness, giving it to Daisy as teaching material.

A curious spider tried to explore how the chameleon silkworm could produce such thick silk. It touched the silk-spinning mouth of the chameleon silkworm without permission and was successfully tied up by the chameleon silkworm and turned into a teaching aid.

Aunt Daisy first let the color-changing silkworms demonstrate, and then let them communicate with each other. Finally, she gave a lecture, explaining everything from the accumulation of attribute energy to the direction of energy, in a very clear and logical way.

Josh was so excited after hearing it.

Break time after class.

"Aunt Daisy is so amazing," Josh said with emotion as he watched Daisy, whose every move in front of the Mianmian Spider students showed the temperament of a famous teacher.

"This little thing is not that simple." Daisy grinned, showing a bit of pride.

"By the way, Aunt Daisy, what kind of ability do you possess?" Josh asked. Judging by her fluent communication with the Mianmian Spider and the Chameleon Silkworm, are you an animal speaker? Or an insect speaker?
"I'm not an attribute ability user." Daisy said with a smile without changing her tone.

"Ah? But you were able to get familiar with them so quickly, Aunt Daisy, you are really amazing!" Josh felt a little sorry and offended.

"Hmm, as an ordinary person, if I want to make a living, don't I have to work harder? I used to be a breeding apprentice in other big cities, breeding and raising many insect-like monsters. Mastering the skills to communicate with them is an important part of my job."

"Spiders are all similar when it comes to communication. Most of them have fierce appearances but timid hearts." Daisy looked at these little guys with her eyes full of love.

Whether it was true or not, the Warcraft had the sharpest perception. Before long, the Mianmian Spiders were able to pat Aunt Daisy on the head, and the little bread-changing silkworms even treated their burrows as their own home and drilled in and out of them.

At noon, the spiders had to rest and hunt, and Aunt Daisy's meals also had to be prepared on the farm. Josh invited Aunt Daisy to the farm cottage to take a short rest while she prepared lunch.

Daisy, who was used to being busy, had no habit of sitting still and waiting for others to cook. She stood up and insisted on preparing today's lunch with Josh.

There was taro cooked by Josh in the small pot, and there were dry long bread sticks in the cupboard. These were a bit too simple to entertain guests.

Josh was wondering whether to ask the brown-headed vulture to help catch a fish to eat, when he saw Aunt Daisy had already started peeling the taro.

"Aunt Daisy, you don't have to bother. I asked you to teach here. It's my responsibility to prepare lunch for you. You don't need to help me." She quickly stopped him.

"Little Josh, I can't sit idle. If you let me sit outside motionless, I would rather go back to set up a stall." Aunt Daisy was also very persistent.

The two of them were deadlocked for a minute. "Okay, Aunt Daisy, let's do it together today." Josh compromised reluctantly.

"Not today, but every day in the future, as long as I keep working here," Daisy emphasized.

"Well, Aunt Daisy, it's really not necessary."

"No Josh, that would make me uncomfortable. I like to work."

The two of them peeled the taro together, and the white and tender taro was quickly torn clean.

Looking at the basket of bread that Josh had just taken out of the cupboard, Aunt Daisy's eyes lit up, "Hey Josh, have you ever tried flavored taro paste?" "Flavored taro paste?" Josh shook his head, really not.

"Let me show you. I guarantee it's something you've never tasted before." Aunt Daisy smiled confidently.

Just like that, somehow it became Daisy doing the work while Josh watched.

No, it cannot be said that she was just watching. After all, she strictly followed Aunt Daisy's requirements. No matter what fruits she picked or what wild vegetables she dug, she was always there to assist.

But who knew that Aunt Daisy was so nimble and quicker than the little farmer Josh.

With just a quick glance, she knew all the small wild vegetables in front of and behind the house.

Looking at Josh's dazed expression, Aunt Daisy chuckled, "Don't be so shocked. When I first started scavenging, I was broke. To save money on food and to stay in the secret space for a few more days, I often only ate these small wild vegetables. I got used to it and can distinguish these small vegetables from a distance."

"A rag picker? Aunt Daisy, why do you want to be a rag picker?" Josh was a little curious.

"Well, when I was young, when I was a breeder apprentice, I really wanted to save money to open my own tailor shop and raise a few textile elves. Unfortunately, I'm not a user with special abilities, and my family isn't well off. No matter how hard I try, I can't save any money. I'm always short of money, and I'm constantly bullied by the regular workers."

She looked at Josh and asked, "Do you think I can tolerate this temper?"

Josh shook his head: "No."

"That's right. Later, I couldn't help it, so I kept my work clothes for a long time without washing them. When the foreman found fault with me again, I threw the dirty clothes on his head and ran away. You know, those clothes were all covered with monster feces and urine, and they stank to death. It made me feel so relieved." Daisy recalled the scene and couldn't help laughing again.

"But after I quit, I had no income and fell into a difficult situation for a while. At that time, there was a minor spatial collision in the city I was in, and the secret space was uncontrollably opened to the outside world. I followed my neighbor, who was also a scavenger, into the secret space. The undeveloped secret space was truly a treasure trove. I earned my first huge sum of money there: 100,000 Federation Points."

"Wow, that's amazing."

"Yeah, now that I think about it, I'm pretty awesome. I stole countless eggs from some exotic beast. The day after I sold them, I stepped into that secret space again. Oh my god, I almost died there. Who knew the parents of those eggs had woken up? Maybe they were stunned by the huge spatial force during the spatial collision, or for some other reason.

Anyway, when I went in for the second time, they spotted me and a few other egg thieves and attacked us crazily."

"The secret realm was opened. If we could enter, they could naturally come out as well. Later, I took advantage of the time when those strange beasts were blocked by the city security personnel and boarded a beast cart bound for Chaoyang City. I escaped here and became a pioneering scavenger."

“And then you settled here and had buns,” Josh added.

"No, no, no," Daisy shook her head, "It's not that simple."

"I became a new apprentice, a textile apprentice."

(End of this chapter)