Unspeakable bubbles

"..."

"no!"

"That monster killed dozens of our tribe's sheep. Those sheep... the whole tribe depended on those sheep to get through the winter!"

"We can't just let this go!"

"That monster isn't here right now, let's capture them and take them back!"

"What is there to be afraid of? The people of Mahakala will never be threatened!"

"Oh no, this is terrible." Misato's heart skipped a beat.

"Bubble..."

She whispered, "Summon your big dog, let's get out of here."

"No."

To everyone's surprise, the little girl shook her head repeatedly: "The dog did something bad, Bubble can't leave."

"Huh?" Miri's eyes widened: "Bubble, don't do anything rash! I've heard that the grassland people are very savage, who knows what they might do."

"If you do something wrong, you should apologize."

Ignoring Meili's attempts to stop her, the little girl took a few steps forward under the wary gaze of the grassland people.

"sorry!"

The little girl lowered her head obediently: "The dog did something bad, it was its fault."

"I hope you can forgive it!"

"Hmph, little girl, this isn't something that can be resolved with just an apology."

The leading man dismounted and walked up to Bubble.

"Give us the sheep that was killed by that monster, and I'll pretend nothing happened."

"sheep……"

The little girl thought for a moment and asked, "Would a black sheep be okay?"

"A black sheep?" The man frowned.

"That's too unlucky, no way."

"But all the animals Bubble keeps are black; there aren't any white sheep."

"Then, you two have to come back with us."

The man stared into Bubble's eyes: "You will work for the Hada tribe until you can compensate for the sheep that were killed."

"Okay," the little girl nodded, "I'll go with you."

"However, it was Bubble's dog that did the bad thing, not Misato."

"Her?" The man glanced at Misato and casually replied, "She can stay, as long as you, the master of this monster, come with us."

"The dog has a name; it's not a monster."

"It's called Crusher No. 3!"

"Powder, grinder number three?"

The man nodded thoughtfully: "A very imposing name. I didn't realize you, Sain's beast tamer, were so good at naming animals."

"hey-hey."

Bubble smiled and said, "It looks impressive, right? But Bubble comes from the Federation and isn't a beast tamer."

The man ignored what had just been said and asked curiously, "If you're not an animal trainer, how could you raise such ferocious animals?"

"No! The dog is very well-behaved; it's very obedient."

"Really?" The man looked unconvinced.

"Forget it, now is not the time to talk about this. Let's go back to the tribe first."

"Wait, wait a minute!"

When Misato saw that Bubble was really going to go with those grassland people, she quickly ran up to her.

"Take me with you, I'll go with Bubble!"

Section 245, Chapter 244: Not an Illness

"Bagan, have you found that monster?"

Inside the tent, an old man with a face full of wrinkles asked with a worried expression.

"Chief, we didn't catch Crusher Number Three, but we found the Beastmaster."

"The shredder, number three?"

"Yes."

The man who brought Bubbles and the others back explained, "This is the name of that monster, the leader. Sounds impressive, doesn't it!"

The old man nodded.

"What are you going to do with that animal tamer?"

"As long as the master is here, Crusher No. 3 will definitely appear."

"Instead of me leading the tribe's warriors to search for it, it's better to wait for it to walk into our trap."

Bagen said excitedly, "Chief, once we hunt down Crusher No. 3, we'll make a specimen of its carcass and send it to the Great Khan. He'll be very happy!"

"When the time comes, we'll ask the Khan for some rewards, and then we'll make up for our losses this time."

"The Hada tribe is not close to the Great Khan's Golden Tent," the old man said in a cryptic tone.

“I know the way to the Golden Horde… Chief, what are you worried about?” Bagan asked curiously.

"The world is not peaceful these days."

The old man sighed: "The heat rash outbreak was so severe, and many people were saying behind my back..."

He lowered his voice: "They say that the Great Khan has been disrespectful to Mahakala over the years, and this illness is not an illness, but a divine punishment."

Bagen's face turned deathly pale, and his voice trembled: "Chief, if I go to the Great Khan, will I offend those priests?"

"Sigh." The old man sighed and didn't say anything.

"What, what should we do? What should we do?" Bagen paced anxiously.

"With so many sheep missing, how are we going to survive the winter!"

"maybe."

The old man's face darkened: "Those sick clansmen, if... if they don't get better in a few days..."

"leader!"

Bagen interrupted the old man loudly: "Chief, things haven't come to that. There must be a way!"

The old man opened his mouth, but in the end, he only let out a bitter laugh.

Outside the tent, Misato kept breathing warm air onto her hands, shivering from the cold.

"Yes, could you add more wood to make the fire burn brighter?"

"Okay, it's so cold. If you don't like it, I can have a blanket."

The expressionless faces of the grassland people watching over Miri suggested they had no intention of treating the prisoners well.

"Miri, why did you come along?"

The little girl crossed Misato's arms over her chest and said dejectedly, "If you hadn't come along..."

"I'm in a worse situation now that I didn't come along."

Miri said, shivering, "At least there's a fire here for me to warm up. If I had been alone there, I might have been carried off by wolves by now."

"Bubble, aren't you cold?"

"The bubbles aren't cold, they're just hungry."

The little girl's stomach rumbled: "I'm so hungry, Bubble wants to eat something."

"To be honest, we haven't eaten anything all day except for drinking water."

Misato shouted, "This is outrageous! Even prisoners of war deserve a hot meal!"

"Besides, we came here voluntarily, we're not prisoners at all!"

"Where's that big guy who brought us here? We want to eat, we want to eat!"

"Hmph, you've harmed so many of our sheep and you still want to eat?"

The people in charge of watching over them were already holding back their anger, and now it all exploded.

"You ungrateful wretch!" He suddenly raised his whip.

"Wait a minute!" Bagen, who came out of the tent, stopped his agitated companion in time.

"You all go back first, I'll look after them."

"Bagan, be careful, don't be too polite to them."

"I'm going back now. Call me when you need to change shifts."

Bagen nodded, and after all the guards had left, he asked Miri, "Are you alright?"

"Luckily, that whip didn't strike me. Did you really think we were someone you could just do whatever you wanted to us?" Misato looked at him with a cold smile.

Although Bubble is naive, she is by no means easy to bully!

If these grassland people really go too far, she's sure Bubble will turn on them on the spot.

"Don't bully Misato. Misato is Bubble's friend. If you bully her, Bubble will be angry."

The little girl stood up and walked over to Bagen.