The sky collapsed, and in the blink of an eye, I found myself transported to Nanluoguxiang.

Li Kaixin returned to the yurt, carrying a roe deer leg in one hand and a gun in the other.

Seeing Master Chen and the others sitting together, he held up a roe deer leg and said, "Master, Captain Wang, Xiao Tian, ​​let's have an extra meal for lunch today!"

Upon seeing the meat, Wu Tian didn't stand on ceremony and stood up to take the roe deer leg, saying, "Kaixin, I'll help you prepare it."

As he spoke, he picked up the meat, grabbed a knife, and got to work.

Master Chen waved his hand: "Come on, Kaixin, come and sit down."

Li Kaixin put away his gun and readily sat down next to Master Chen.

"Happy, let's not go anywhere this afternoon, we need to start loading the truck," said Master Chen.

"Okay, Master," Li Kaixin nodded in response.

Captain Wang, who was standing nearby, glanced at the roe deer's legs, turned his head, and asked with a smile, "Kaixin, did you go hunting today?"

"Yes, Captain Wang, he's hunting on the grassland with two Mongolian friends," Li Kaixin replied.

Captain Wang laughed and said, "Then we're in for a treat at noon."

After lunch.

Wu Tian chuckled, rubbing his stomach, "Finally, I can have a good meal again!"

Then he turned to Li Kaixin and said, "Kaixin, can I come with you next time you go hunting?"

"Next time... I think it'll be okay," Li Kaixin said somewhat insincerely.

Wu Tian, ​​however, became delighted: "That's a deal! I'll show you my marksmanship then!"

Captain Wang, who was standing to the side, couldn't stand it anymore and said irritably:

"You little rascal, can't you see that he's just too embarrassed to refuse you? The way you cowered when you encountered the wolf last night, who would dare take you?"

"Besides, we're leaving tomorrow, when will we even have a chance to hunt?"

After his master said that, and seeing Li Kaixin's reluctant expression, Wu Tian immediately fell silent, turned his head and muttered something under his breath.

Seeing his apprentice's comical antics, Captain Wang gave Li Kaixin and Master Chen an awkward smile.

"Is Captain Wang here? We've driven the sheep all to the truck," Batel's voice came from outside.

Upon hearing the noise, Captain Wang and Master Chen immediately went outside.

Seeing that Wu Tian was still sulking, Li Kaixin went up to him and said, "Xiao Tian, ​​let's go, it's time to get to work."

Wu Tian looked up and asked abruptly, "Kaixin, do you think I'm really that useless?"

"You're the most useful one, hurry up and go! If you dawdle any longer, the masters will start urging you." Li Kaixin patted him.

Upon hearing this, Wu Tian's expression instantly changed, and he jumped up and walked out like a drama queen.

Upon reaching the door, he turned back to Li Kaixin and said with a smile, "Kaixin, hurry up, Master and the others are getting impatient!"

Li Kaixin watched this series of actions, his lips twitched, and then he followed.

Outside the yurt, Master Chen, Captain Wang, and Batel were chatting.

Upon seeing Li Kaixin and Wu Tian come out, Master Chen immediately instructed, "Kaixin, Xiaotian, go and call everyone over."

The two nodded and went off to call for people, quickly gathering all the members of the transport team.

Following Batel and Captain Wang, the group from the transport station headed towards the parking area.

Upon arrival, they found the vehicle surrounded by flocks of sheep, and the Mongolian brothers had already laid out dry hay on the vehicle, ready for loading.

The two middle-aged men who were directing from the side saw the newcomer and immediately went to greet him.

Batel enthusiastically introduced himself to the transport team.

Through Batel's introduction, everyone learned that the two men were the captains of two nearby production brigades, one named Saren and the other named Dorji.

After exchanging pleasantries with the two men, Captain Wang instructed the transport team: "Count them carefully when loading the trucks; each truck must carry fifty sheep."

As soon as the words were spoken, the members of the transport team quickly went to their respective vehicles and began loading.

Fortunately, with the help of dozens of Mongolian brothers, the transport team members only needed to lend a hand and were not too tired.

The loading and counting were completed in less than an hour.

The transport team members and their Mongolian brothers stood behind their respective leaders.

Captain Wang shook hands with Batel and the other two production team leaders, completing the handover ceremony.

Just as everyone was about to disperse, a sudden exclamation came from the Mongolian brothers, attracting everyone's attention.

Li Kaixin looked in the direction of the sound and saw one of the two Mongolian boys he had met in the Greater Khingan Mountains yesterday.

Bayar excitedly ran forward: "Big brother, I didn't expect to meet you here!"

Then, turning to the production team leader, Dorji, he said, "Father, this is the man who saved me and Brother Chaqian yesterday!"

Upon hearing this, Dorji realized what was happening and stepped forward to shake hands with Li Kaixin.

Li Kaixin knew that the matter of the Greater Khingan Mountains could no longer be kept secret, so he simply extended his hand openly.

The others present stared blankly at the scene.

Dorji excitedly spoke first: "Hero, thank you for saving my son and Chagan!"

"Uncle, please don't be so polite. I was just helping out," Li Kaixin replied with a smile.

Bayar chimed in from the side, "Brother, if it weren't for you, Chagan and I would have been eaten by bears long ago!"

These words only confused the people around them even more.

"Bayar, what's going on?" Batel couldn't help but ask curiously.

Bayar then briefly recounted what had happened the day before.

After hearing his story, not only did the people in the transport team's eyes change, but even the Mongolian brothers opposite them showed admiration.

Battelle also praised Li Kaixin highly: "Kaixin, you're amazing!"

He gave a thumbs up as he spoke.

It was then that Bayar learned Li Kaixin's name and warmly invited him, "Brother Kaixin, come to my house tomorrow! I want to treat you well!"

"I'm afraid that won't work." Li Kaixin smiled helplessly.

Batel also explained to his nephew:

"Your brother is leaving tomorrow. Just look at all these sheep we packed up today."

"However, if you would like to express your gratitude, you are welcome to attend the farewell dinner tonight."

Bayar then realized what was happening and said to his father, Dorji, "Father, let's go prepare a gift for Brother Kaixin while it's still early!"

Just as Li Kaixin was about to decline, Dorji spoke first to everyone, saying, "Everyone, we have something to attend to, so we'll be leaving now."

After saying that, she and her son turned and left.

After watching the spectacle, the crowd dispersed.

On the way back, Li Kaixin was constantly being stared at by the Mongolian brothers he passed.

Even Captain Wang and Master Chen, who were standing to the side, looked on with curiosity.

Under such scrutiny, Li Kaixin quickly returned to his yurt.

Back in the yurt, Li Kaixin had just sat down.

Wu Tian excitedly came over: "Kaixin, I was wondering why you came home so late yesterday!"

Then, winking, he said, "Tell me the details of yesterday's rescue. I just overheard the gist of it."

Master Chen and Captain Wang also showed interest, their eyes turning to Li Kaixin.

Seeing everyone's curiosity, Li Kaixin stopped hiding it and recounted her experience of meeting the two people yesterday in detail.

Wu Tian was thrilled, and Captain Wang nodded in agreement.

After listening, Master Chen didn't try to dissuade Li Kaixin from taking the risk. He just said earnestly, "Kaixin, be more careful when you go up the mountain in the future."

"Okay, Master," Li Kaixin replied earnestly.