Deep affection knows no origin; remember the polar bear's love for you.

Chapter 100 We love Guo Mi the most!

Because of the scent left behind in the berry grove where Caesar originally stayed, Badar avoided that direction from the beginning and has not approached it since.

By the moonlight, one could see many tiny fruits scattered among the dense foliage.

Guo Mi lifted her foot and walked over.

Her actions caught the attention of the three bears nearby who were enthusiastically discussing how to save fruit.

Bada watched her retreating figure, then turned his head and quietly asked the little bear:
"Isn't that male polar bear here?"

The salmon waited a moment before realizing he was referring to Caesar, and whispered:

"Are you talking about Caesar? He went back very early yesterday."

Badal immediately relaxed and collapsed into the berry grove.
"You should have said so earlier. I thought he was always nearby."

The salmon was speechless. So, he had been in a state of running away the whole time?

The bear cub nudged him twice with its paw, then suddenly seemed to remember something and asked in a low voice:
Why did you say Guo Mi was a brown bear?

Hearing this, the fishbone nearby also came over, its little head squeezing next to the salmon, and asked curiously:
"Are brown bears just brown bears? But Guo Mi isn't brown, well, although she does look a bit different from us..."

Bada looked at the two little cubs with an innocent expression, quite surprised:
"You haven't seen any other brown bears? Then how did you meet Guo Mi?"

The salmon twitched its little nose:

"We met her at the foot of the snow-capped mountain. Her mother was killed by a male bear while protecting us, and Guo Mi took us in."

Bada's eyes widened, and he let out an exaggerated "whoosh":
"Snow-capped mountains? Brown bears in snow-capped mountains? How is that possible?!"

He stared in shock at the two bewildered bear cubs. Had they come from the snow-capped mountains?!
That was a place he never dared to even dream of. It was said to be cold and food was scarce, and the polar bears that remained there were all the bravest and most resilient bears.

Where did they come from, and how far did they travel?!
And Guo Mi, how did she manage to survive there?
Bada's expression was priceless. Suddenly, he seemed to remember something and asked the little bear somewhat eagerly:

"So...did you encounter a polar bear named Spot in the snowy mountains?"

The two bear cubs looked at each other and said in unison:
"never seen it."

Badar was a little disappointed, but he quickly cheered up. He wanted to know what kind of world Dian Dian went to after leaving the vicinity of the human town.

That's a world he can't see, and he might never see it in his lifetime.

The black bear shook off its previous gloom and began asking the little bear about everything at the foot of the snow mountain and how Guo Mi had survived there.

On the other side, Guo Mi walked to the berry grove where Caesar usually stayed. This was the first time she had crossed that invisible boundary to come here.

She stopped in a corner; if she remembered correctly, Caesar had been staying here for the past two days, eating all the fruit from this area.

When Guo Mi looked down and truly saw the tiny berries hidden under the leaves, her pupils dilated slightly, her gaze trembled, and she felt a surge of indescribable emotions.

Some of the remaining berries were only half-ripe, with a faint green tinge to their skin. These were clearly unripe fruits that had been growing for half a day and were still in a semi-ripe state.

Guo Mi looked at the remaining fruits one by one. The large, juicy, and plump fruits were the bear's favorite, but they were left uneaten.

There are also fruits with thin skin and thick flesh, and fruits with thick skin and small size.

— Caesar kept all the fruit that Guo Mi said she wanted to keep.

She had thought he had just approached her by chance that day, but now she had unexpectedly discovered that he remembered what she said that day, and even though it wasn't directed at him, he had done it all.

Guo Mi couldn't quite describe what this feeling was like.

In the past, one might have thought it was discovering a small animal that was very intelligent and felt a sense of novelty and happiness.

Now things seem different. Perhaps she's been a bear for too long and can no longer see Caesar as a "little animal" living in nature. The glistening, delicate berries, bathed in moonlight, seem to have taken on a moon-white hue, playful yet somewhat adorable.

Guo Mi walked back to the berry grove where she and the little bear had been without making a sound.

The two bear cubs learned from the black bear that there are other kinds of bears besides polar bears in the world.

Fishbone was somewhat disappointed:

"So Guo Mi is different from us..."

The salmon comforted him from the side:

"Whether Guo Mi is a brown bear or a polar bear, she has always been Guo Mi by our side. She likes us, and we like her too. That will never change!"

The little male bear was instantly cheered up and raised his paw to touch his little ears:

"You're right, I like Guo Mi the most!"

Seeing Guo Mi approaching, the salmon, fearing she had only heard what the fishbone had said, quickly shouted:
"I like Guo Mi the most too!"

Guo Mi paused for a moment, then a smile appeared in her eyes as she lowered her head and licked the foreheads of the two little bears.

Bada had eaten and drunk his fill, a red berry atop his head, a small pile scattered under his paws. His furry paws rummaged through the berries as he told the little bear about the brown bear he had encountered:
“Those guys are awful. They slack off every day, sleeping until the sun is high in the sky, and then they steal prey.”

"They fight whenever they meet, both male and female bears, and their fighting can be heard very far. Oh, and those guys have even stolen food from polar bears."

The two little bears were listening intently, but suddenly disagreed at this point:
"Who said brown bears should steal food from polar bears? Guo Mi has always been sharing food with us!"

Fishbone chimed in from the side:
"That's it!"

Guo Mi, standing to the side, seemed to be deep in thought. Snatching food? That's what brown bears are good at. How come she hadn't thought of that before?

I originally thought all polar bears were like Caesar, but after meeting Slok and another polar bear, I realized that Caesar was an exception.

It might actually work.

Bada knew the two little ones couldn't stand him saying anything bad about Guo Mi, so he rolled his eyes.

"I'm talking about the group of brown bears I saw, not Guo Mi. Are you guys even listening to me?"

Seeing that Bada wasn't going to talk anymore, the two little bears quickly sat up straight again, looking at him expectantly.

It's clear that Bada is quite adept at dealing with cubs, especially those like salmon and fishbone, who are impulsive but still understand commands.

Guo Mi also became interested and sat down next to her to listen.

Bada held his head high and struck a pose for a while before leisurely saying:
Are you guys going to interrupt or not?

The little bear didn't dare to interrupt anymore, obediently keeping its little mouth shut, and blinked its two dark, beady eyes at Bada.

The black bear was finally satisfied and continued:
"What's wrong with fighting over food? Bears fight over food! You polar bears fight over food too, not only your own kind, but you even sneak into human towns to steal from humans!"

The little bear's eyes widened.

Bada glanced at the two bear cubs with a look that said, "Look at you, so unsophisticated."

His gaze was originally meant to sweep over Guo Mi, but the moment it met her eyes, the smug black bear silently averted his gaze, thinking to himself:
This is someone you shouldn't mess with.

Fishbone finally couldn't help but ask in a low voice:

"So, brown bears and polar bears actually don't get along very well?"

(End of this chapter)