Awakening divorce, the little female is scrambled by all the big guys

Chapter 177 Wendy in Danger
The striking golden dragon made him feel a pang of sadness, but he was helpless.

Just then, a hurried sound of footsteps approached. As the person was about to get close to the shooting range, Taylor's eyes were fixed on them.

He immediately stopped Ram from entering, saying, "No outsiders are allowed here."

Seeing the serious expression on Taylor's face, Ram put away his playful smile.

"Taylor, I have something very important to discuss with Ophelia."

"What is it?" Ophelia lifted the animal skin curtain and came out.

Lam's eyes lit up, and as if presenting a treasure, she took out a piece of yellow cloth from her basket.

When Ophelia saw the fabric, her eyes widened instantly.

She stepped forward and gently touched the fabric with her fingers. "Is this fabric made of silk?"

Silk fabric is soft and feels more comfortable to the touch than rough linen.

"Correct."

"I found this in the water town. There's a kind of insect there that can spit out white silk."

"Some people discovered that this insect silk can actually be made into clothing, which is exceptionally comfortable and breathable to wear, so it is very popular there."

"This piece of cloth alone costs one blue crystal," Ram said, revealing the value of the cloth with her own ulterior motives.

Ophelia noticed it naturally, and she glanced at him lightly. "Don't worry, you won't suffer."

Have you ever seen that kind of insect?

Ram blinked. "I secretly brought back a bag of insect eggs. I don't know if they can survive."

Ramu solemnly took out the small animal skin bag he had been carrying in his bosom.

Ophelia opened the animal skin bag and was thrilled to see the tiny insect eggs, no bigger than sesame seeds, inside.

"Yes, these are silkworm eggs."

"Ram, you've really helped me a lot." Ophelia said excitedly, hugging Ram.

Taylor and Klein, who were standing nearby, coughed simultaneously to remind him.

Under the chilling gazes of the two women, Ram withdrew from Ophelia's embrace.

"I didn't do anything, it's just this reward..."

Ophelia waved her hand dismissively. "You don't need to hand over the payment for the medicinal herbs you exchanged this time."

Ram smiled happily, "You should have said so earlier! I'll bring you back any unusual things I come across in the future."

Ram was thrilled that a bag of insect eggs could bring him such a large reward.

Ophelia happily took the insect eggs back to the stone house.

Taylor and Klein, who were left behind by her, exchanged a smile.

She returned to the stone house and entered the space, then searched for livestock on the system shop page.

However, no silkworm eggs were found, meaning the system had no silkworm eggs to sell.

Ophelia was a little confused, but she couldn't worry about that now.

After calming down, she began to look through skill books, looking for ways to raise silkworms and weave cloth from silk.

The method of raising silkworms is very simple; just pick clean mulberry leaves for them to eat every day.

However, silkworms are a bit delicate; every leaf must be wiped clean, otherwise they will lie dead in front of you.

The technique for weaving cloth with silk is similar to that for weaving cloth with linen.

The only difference is that the silkworm cocoons need to be softened by boiling water before the silk is extracted and the cocoons are peeled off, making the production process more complicated and meticulous.

So Ophelia boldly summoned Taylor to help her weave rattan trays for hatching silkworms and other insects.

Ram was indeed very clever; he not only brought back silkworm eggs, but also some mulberry leaves that silkworms eat.

Ophelia gathered the older males of the tribe and asked them to go up the mountain to pick mulberry leaves, following their scent.

Fortunately, the forest in the City of Ten Thousand Beasts was large enough that they actually found dozens of mulberry trees.

Having found the stone house, Ophelia began incubating the insect eggs. At first glance, the eggs seemed small and few, but surprisingly, there were nearly two hundred in one painting.

Ophelia looked at the silkworms arching in the vine tray and felt a little scared, as if her trypophobia was about to flare up.

Seeing that Ophelia was afraid, Loebak took on the job of raising silkworms.

After getting to know each other for a while, Loebak has gradually become bolder.

He wanted to do something to thank Ophelia and the others.

Ophelia felt even more sorry for him when she saw how cautious and timid he was.

So she always told Wendy to take care of Loebak, since he was still a child and didn't need to act like a little adult.

That day, Lobak was wiping the dust off mulberry leaves with a clean animal skin cloth when Wendy, like a little whirlwind, ran in from outside.

"Lobak, come out and play with me." Wendy looked at Lobak with her big, watery eyes.

Her beautiful eyes seemed to speak volumes.

After this period of adjustment, Loebak was able to roughly understand what Wendy meant.

He nudged Wendy. "Princess, I still need to feed the silkworms, so I can't go out to play with you."

Rejected by Loebak, Wendy's eyes immediately welled up with tears, her lips pressed tightly together, and she looked pitiful.

Lobak's heart softened at the sight.

During this period, whenever he refused Wendy's requests, she would use this tactic to force him to agree.

He sighed, went to the water tank next to him to wash his hands, and picked up Wendy.

Wendy pointed with her little finger and led Loebak to the stream, babbling incoherently.

The child was at the age where she loved playing in the water. As soon as she got to the water's edge, Wendy kicked off her shoes and stepped into the water.

Loebak, like a nanny, neatly placed Wendy's straw sandals under the tree, keeping a close watch on her.

Wendy sneezed shortly after playing for a while.

"Princess, you've caught a chill. Let's go back quickly."

Loebak went into the water to pick Wendy up, but she refused.

He used the same pitiful act to win her over, and gently ruffled Wendy's fluffy hair, saying softly, "Okay, then you wait by the stream, I'll go get you some clothes."

Wendy nodded with sparkling eyes and obediently sat down by the creek with Loebak.

Loebak walked toward the stone house again and again, and only when he saw Wendy sitting obediently by the stream did his heart gradually relax.

But Wendy wasn't one to sit still. After losing sight of Loebak, she waded into the stream.

She happily scooped up a handful of water and splashed it around.

The coolness of the water dispelled the heat from Wendy's body, and she giggled happily.

Tiger Tooth, who was hiding behind a tree, witnessed this scene, and his eyes were filled with hatred.

Wendy, you killed my father and mother. I will make you live a long life.

Wendy was having a great time playing in the water when she heard the cub's tender voice.

She turned around and saw Tiger Tooth, who was so thin he looked unrecognizable, standing on the shore staring intently at her.

"What? You're scared now?"

Tiger Fang walked into the stream, and Wendy tried to get ashore, but Tiger Fang blocked her way.

Forced to move westward into the middle of the stream, she found herself in a deeper and deeper water that had already submerged her lower abdomen.

She lost her footing and fell into the water. She couldn't swim, and her flailing arms made desperate cries for help.

Tiger Fang watched his body sink deeper and deeper, feeling a sense of satisfaction.

After watching for a while and seeing that Wendy didn't move, he turned and left.

As he was leaving, he bumped into Lobak, who was walking over with clothes. He glared at him fiercely and quickly walked away.