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

Chapter 164 Uninvited Guest

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The giant fluffy ball fell face down into the snowdrift, and the soft snow immediately collapsed with a sound!

The two bear cubs sat behind, stealing glances at Guo Mi, whose head remained stuck in the snowdrift for four or five seconds before struggling to use her front paws to support her body and climb her head out of the snowdrift, and then she stopped moving.

Fishbone tilted his head and asked in a low voice:
"How many times has this happened?"

The salmon pondered for a moment, then answered in a similarly low voice:

"It seems to be the sixth time."

Under the complicated gazes of the two bear cubs, Guo Mi lifted her face from the snowdrift. A thin layer of ice, as thin as a cicada's wing, had formed on her nose, and her entire bear face was covered with snowflakes.

She sat there, as if in a meditative state, her eyes half-closed, her unfocused pupils staring blankly ahead.

The salmon approached her and called softly:

"Guo Mi, Guo Mi..."

However, the sluggish giant furball did not react at all.

The little bear had to raise his voice and call out to her loudly:

"Guo Mi!!"

At the same time, it raised its little paws, stood up, and gently placed them on Guo Mi's frozen nose!

The warm temperature from the little guy's paw pads reached her nose, and Guo Mi snapped out of her daze. She shook her head vigorously, shaking off the snow, and said with a hint of panic:
"What happened?"

The salmon sighed, and the fishbone stepped forward, looking at her with concern in its eyes:
"Guo Mi, what's wrong? Are you feeling unwell?"

Guo Mi then belatedly realized what had happened, a hint of embarrassment flashing in her eyes, and stammered:
"It's okay, I'm fine."

Both bear cubs looked at her with suspicion, their four eyes clearly conveying three words:
really?
Guo Mi chuckled dryly. She couldn't very well say that she had planted the scallion with her head because she was dozing off, could she?
Out of the corner of her eye, she caught sight of the snowdrift she had just fallen into. A bear-shaped silhouette leaped out from it, even the shape of its snout was crystal clear. Guo Mi froze instantly and averted her gaze as if fleeing.

Since returning here, the weather has grown colder and colder, with constant winds and snow, the sea has frozen over, all the birds have flown away, and there are no berries left.

For polar bears, it's a feast of hunting seals, as they flock to the ice floes to enjoy the abundant food.

But for Guo Mi, who lacks this hunting skill, obtaining food is even more difficult.

The cold weather and food shortage prompted her body to fall asleep in order to conserve energy and get through the winter.

But of course, Guo Mi couldn't fall asleep at this time. She suppressed her sleepiness and didn't even dare to dig a hole.

The fear is that the hole they dug might help them maintain their body temperature and provide a sense of security, and they might just go into hibernation if you're not careful.

Now she can only find a sheltered spot with her little bear at night, dig a shallow pit, huddle together to ward off the cold, and barely manage to fall asleep.

So it's common for people to wake up from the cold.

As time went on, Guo Mi was suffering from hunger, cold, and severe sleep deprivation, and she was barely holding on by sheer willpower.

Although bears hibernate, Guo Mi would not abandon her two cubs and go into hibernation herself at this time.

Besides, hibernating on an empty stomach is not a good thing, especially in such a cold place as the Arctic. Guo Mi was afraid that she would starve and freeze to death in her dreams.

No matter what, you should try to eat a good meal and store up some fat.

Thinking of this, Guo Mi perked up and stood up, tensing all her muscles. She lowered her head and took a big bite of snow. The coolness slid down her mouth and into her stomach, instantly making her more awake!
She looked down and smiled at the two bear cubs, saying:

"Let's go find something to eat." The three-headed bear, one large and two small, walked slowly through the snow-covered landscape. The salmon walked beside Guo Mi, its tiny paws flapping rapidly to keep up with her, and asked in a clear voice:

Are we catching foxes today too?

Two days ago, Guo Mi, along with three bear cubs, chased and intercepted a fox, barely managing to catch a taste.

Guo Mi stopped, looked left and right, and decided that if she walked to the left, she would be away from the sea, and if she walked to the right, she would soon be on the ice...

The little bear sat in front of her, eagerly waiting for her to make a decision.

Guo Mi's ears twitched, and a resolute determination shone deep in her pupils!

She still refused to give up.

So what if I don't know how? I'll just learn.

Isn't learning what people are best at? There's always a way; are we just going to starve to death?
So Guo Mi turned around and headed towards the sea with a clear goal in mind.

The little bear cheered with delight and followed along with light steps.

After all, they are polar bears, and they prefer the ice floes on which their species depends for survival to the land; it's in their blood.

As she approached the seaside, although the surroundings were covered by a thick layer of snow, Guo Mi still felt a sense of familiarity. She could easily recall that this place was not far from where she had discovered the disguised filming robot.

Even though she had already made up her mind, Guo Mi's heart still couldn't help but pound twice when she thought of that thing.

She had personally witnessed that the robot had been damaged.

She remembered that the robot was stuck in a crevice between giant rocks on the beach and couldn't move on its own, which is why it was "played with" by the polar bear.

It probably won't drift away on its own.

"I wonder if it has been recycled..."

Guo Mi muttered to herself, if it were to be recycled, it would mean that those staff members had already set foot in this snowy region, which meant that she could do a lot of things.

Or they might conceal their tracks to avoid being discovered, and then be lured back to their homeland with good intentions.

Alternatively, one could secretly follow them to find out their hideout, and in a desperate situation, perhaps get some help from them, though it could also be trouble.

Anyway, let's go take a look first.

Guo Mi said to herself.

She led the teddy bear toward the place where the disguised robot had been discovered...

The robot was not retrieved; it still lay there quietly, covered in thick snow, as if it had blended into everything around it, firmly imprisoned by the frozen sea ice.

In this state, even if its owner wanted to reclaim it, it would probably take quite a bit of effort.

Perhaps that's why it was left here.

However, an "uninvited guest" has now arrived beside it, slowly sniffing around it and occasionally slapping it with its paw.

This "uninvited guest" was also an unexpected surprise for Guo Mi.

She squinted, scrutinizing the scene, and finally could only reluctantly admit that the polar bear in the distance, clinging to the fake filming robot and throwing a tantrum, was none other than the source of her irritability these past two days.

Caesar.