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Chapter 35 The Bear Is Still Here

"Mo Li, didn't you hear me?"

"Yes, Mo Li."

Thinking too engrossed, Chu Lv called Mo Li twice before he came back to his senses, and couldn't help but sullen his face.

Seeing his master's gloomy expression, Mo Li immediately saluted, and then flew away with luck.

After Mo Li left, Chu Lv felt relieved, and then got up and went back to the house to lie down.

Mo Li caught up with Mu Sixi and the others not long after he started his lightness kung fu. He saw their brother and sister walking forward with difficulty, while he followed leisurely.

On the other side, Mu Sixi walked all the way to the mountain along the pepper marks left behind. Fortunately, the moonlight tonight was bright enough to find those peppercorns that were deliberately thrown away.

Mu Yichen wanted to ask several times, but he held back. Seeing that he was going further and further into the mountains, his heart was also fluctuating.

When he came to the place where the peppers were picked, Mu Yichen couldn't bear it when he saw that Mu Sixi had to go inside.

"Xi'er, wait, how long do we have to go? What are we going to do?"

Mu Sixi took a look under the moonlight and said, "Hurry up, turn over the hillside in front and you'll be there."

"Let's go, bro, we'll know what we're going to do when we get there." At this time, Mu Sixi didn't dare to say that he was going to drag the bear, if he was gone, wouldn't it make Mu Yichen happy.

I can only laugh all the way and just don't tell him what he is going to do.

Seeing that she still refused to speak, Mu Yichen shook his head, and walked forward in a fit of anger, only after Mu Sixi was out of breath was he able to keep up.

"Brother, slow down, wait."

Mu Yichen let out a "hum", but his pace still slowly slowed down.

"Brother, we're ahead, you walk behind me, be careful, don't make any noise." Mu Sixi warned.

Mu Yichen saw that her face was serious, she didn't look like she was joking, so he also obeyed her, walked behind Mu Sixi, tightened the rope in his hand, and walked forward slowly.

Mu Sixi looked around and listened, but didn't hear any sound, but still cautiously came to the side of the grass.

Gently parting the grass, the bear was still lying in the grass just like when she left.

Only then did Mu Sixi call out: "Brother, quickly bring the rope."

Mu Yichen took the rope and walked into the grass, and saw Mu Sixi pulling a black thing there, and when he got closer, he realized that it was a big black bear.

She was so frightened that her mind went blank for a moment, and it took her a while to react. Seeing his blank look, Mu Sixi couldn't help laughing.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

"Brother, I didn't expect you to be afraid of a dead black bear, haha."

"Oh, no, I'm laughing to death."

Hearing that it was a dead black bear, Mu Yichen came back to his senses, approached slowly, and said, "Is it really dead? How did it die?"

It wasn't until he got to Mu Sixi's side that he saw that there was blood all over the black bear's side, and a bow and arrow stuck in his throat.

Mu Yichen looked at Mu Sixi full of doubts, hoping to hear her explanation.

Mu Sixi ignored his question, and said directly: "I also picked the peppercorns from over there and walked here, only to find that it died here. At first, I thought it was someone else who beat it, but no one came here now." Wouldn't it be cheaper for us to take it away?"

Mu Yichen smiled innocently and said, "Then let's get it back quickly."

"Brother, are you stupid? Why do you go back? Let the grandma do the tooth sacrifice, or let the second uncle and aunt sell it, and then eat the delicious and spicy food, and I won't give you a copper coin," Mu Sixi said to Mu Yi The minister spoke harshly.

It's not to blame Mu Yichen, he's used to being honest, he probably hasn't come out of the severing relationship with the top-quality grandma, and thinks that everyone is a family.

Mu Sixi couldn't help interrupting his fantasy.

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