Carrying the little lucky star, leading the villain on the road to exile

Gu Kaiyuan carefully placed the medicine powder in the pouch on his waist. He had originally thought that since it was springtime, he should give the animals in the mountains a space to reproduce. Now that things had escalated to this point, there would probably be a winner and a loser. He didn't care about the big ones, but he still wanted to save the little cubs.

After everyone left, Bai Suihe looked at Granny Pang with starry eyes and asked, "Granny, your lightness skill is quite good. Can I learn it?"

Granny Pang's demonstration today was actually intended to teach people. Using only medicinal powder for self-defense is not foolproof. If it is combined with light-footed skills, the success rate of administering the medicine is much higher, and if there is really no other way, there will be a chance to escape.

"Of course you can learn it, but you'll have to endure some hardship. Are you prepared?"

Bai Suihe thought for a while and nodded firmly, "Don't worry, Granny, I will endure any hardship. You can teach me strictly as you wish, I can bear it."

Having spent so much time with Bai Suihe, Granny Pang knew her character and was certain she would keep her word. She was even more satisfied with Bai Suihe, who was both her mistress and her apprentice.

Since Gu Kaiyuan has no intention of entering the imperial court and is still in the early stages of his rise to power, Bai Suihe and Miss, as his family members, should have the ability to protect themselves.

It's a pity that the young lady is too young. In a few years, she will definitely give the young lady her early education.

Starting to teach martial arts to very young children makes things much smoother.

Through the dense foliage, one could vaguely see the scene ahead.

The small herd of wild boars was charging headlong towards the bears. The two large bears were quite brave, protecting their cubs, but because of the boars, their movements were somewhat restricted, and Bai Suihe could see that they had several bruises on their bodies.

Even Granny Pang couldn't help but feel sorry for it, saying, "What a pity! Such a fine fur, if properly processed, could still be sold for some silver."

Although the color isn't great, some people will still buy it.

However, if too much damage is done, it becomes difficult to repair.

This was already theirs, but now that it's been destroyed, it's all for their benefit.

Gu Kaiyuan quietly approached the nearest big tree, leaped up, and landed on the top of the tree, looking down at them.

That wild boar is really reckless. It trespassed into someone else's territory and acted so arrogantly, leading its whole family to charge recklessly at the other side.

This beast is a beast, and it's impossible to tame it. It's just a bit strange, though. They had already cleared out the wild boars in the surrounding mountains, so where did this one come from?

However, it's possible that these endless mountains realized this land was unclaimed and wanted to relocate here.

Two large black bears protected their cubs, and their attacks were completely haphazard, yet they still managed to kill two wild boars.

Several wild boars were running amok, crashing into trees and cliffs, knocking themselves unconscious.

The little bear opened its mouth wide, trying to help gnaw at the wild boars, but each time it was about to touch them, its parents pushed it back.

Seeing the two black bears protecting their cubs, Gu Kaiyuan's heart softened. As their wounds multiplied, he finally took out his medicine packet and scattered it under the tree.

In just a few breaths, the wild boars began to fall to the ground one after another. The big black bear was initially confused about what was happening, but then it closed its eyes and collapsed to the ground with a thud.

"Honestly, we started arguing as soon as we met, and I got another freebie." Gu Kaiyuan made sure there was no movement before leaping down from the tree.

He kicked each of the wild boars, saying, "This family of three is mine. Look how badly you've hurt them. Today, you'll be used in the kitchen." Since so many people in the village were busy with chores and insisted on bringing him meat, he couldn't refuse.

Seeing that everything was alright, Granny Pang led Bai Suihe and the child to the entrance of the cave.

"What should we do now?"

Granny Pang had already started pulling out her dagger; she needed to extract the most useful bear gall first, and she didn't know if the fight would have any effect.

“No rush,” Gu Kaiyuan quickly stopped them. “I just gave them medicine. They will wake up soon. The bear cubs are still small, so we can raise them for a while.”

Granny Pang said, "I don't think it has much meaning. Their wounds are still fatal to them if they are not treated."

As for this little bear, the cave is ready-made, and it might even survive.

If you're really worried, giving it some food every now and then still gives you a chance to raise it to adulthood.

The two big bears weren't in a good state either. Besides being covered in mud, they now had wounds, and Gu Xingyang didn't want to look at them. She immediately snuggled into Bai Suihe's arms. She wanted cute little bears, not such ferocious ones; they were ruining her taste.

Since Granny Pang had spoken, Gu Kaiyuan let her have her way. After thinking about it carefully, it made sense. Even if, by some stroke of luck, the two bears survived, they would probably feel that this place was not safe and would continue to move.

If we don't relocate them, given their current wounds, they probably won't live much longer, so it's better to give them a quick death.

Gu Kaiyuan tacitly agreed, turning away from watching how she would handle the situation. He picked through the still-living wild boars and carried them towards the nearby mountains. Wild boars were easier to raise; let them continue to grow.

Seeing how diligently he was acting as a porter, Bai Suihe simply carried Gu Xingyang on her back and joined in the work.

There are many intricacies to handling this bear, as Granny Pang explained as she worked...

They had also sprinkled medicinal powder around the area, so even wild animals that smelled the scent dared not approach.

When Gu Kaiyuan returned, he saw that they were still busy, so he didn't disturb them. With so many prey, if it weren't for Granny Pang here, they could have easily taken them back to their space, but that was obviously not possible.

He turned and ran towards a nearby hilltop where there were workers who could help him carry the things back.

Zhuang Datou and his men arrived quickly, and upon seeing the pile of prey, they couldn't help but swallow hard.

It hasn't been long since we last met, but the master has become even more formidable; he can take down so many prey all by himself.

Just as they were about to start moving the wild boars down the mountain, Gu Kaiyuan reminded them, "Most of these wild boars are still alive. Do you want to finish them off, or tie them up first?"

The people carrying the wild boar were so frightened that they immediately let go. Was it still alive?
"I've sprinkled some sleeping pills, but I don't know when they'll wake up. You'd better hurry," Gu Kaiyuan said again when he saw them still standing there dumbfounded.

Without needing his prompting, Zhuang Datou had already begun directing everyone to tie up the wild boars. On this mountain, the strong smell of blood was not a good thing.

Furthermore, taking the wild boar back to process it will allow us to make pig's blood tofu. I just wonder if the boars being drugged will affect the food. I'll ask the master later. (End of Chapter)