Communicate with furry animals without any barriers, and take the farm to the next level

Chapter 273 A strange feeling
Of course, the three of them still enjoyed dinner together harmoniously at the same table.

After all, neither of them wanted to have dinner with the burrowing pigs.

After all, they might not even have time to eat yet, because the little pigs will have already eaten their dinner for them.

The farm doesn't have many fresh vegetables left, so we're basically eating what's available in the warehouse for the vegetarian dishes.

However, the pink-feathered pelican, along with its little pink ball, caught a fish bigger than Josh's outstretched arms and made it an extra treat for the group.

In addition, the prey that the Star Moon Bear had caught would occasionally be given to Josh, and there was also a deer leg frozen in the refrigerator that he hadn't eaten yet.

The meal of grilled fish and grilled deer leg was a delightful one for both host and guests.

"Every time I eat Josh's cooking, all my fatigue disappears. Thank you for your hospitality. I'm sorry to have bothered you today." After dinner, as dusk fell, it was no longer appropriate to stay. Askan said goodbye to Josh, called the reluctant pink-feathered pelican, and prepared to leave.

“No, this is hardly a bother. I like lively atmosphere.” Josh smiled, her eyes crinkling.

Askan smiled unconsciously and replied gently, "Okay."

After they finished speaking, the two looked at each other. Although they didn't say anything, the atmosphere became inexplicably sticky.

Finally, Askan boarded the pink-feathered pelican, nodded to Josh, and with a flap of its wings, the bird disappeared from Josh's sight.

Watching the pink-feathered pelican effortlessly carrying Askan through the sky, Josh patted the little pink ball's head and teased, "Little pink ball, when will you be able to carry me to the sky?"

As if saying that anyone could do it, the little pink ball immediately sprang into action, "Coo coo!" It can do it right now!

It then tried to make Josh sit on it, squeezing under Josh's bottom, determined to carry Josh into the air.

"Hahaha, no, no, no, if I flatten you, you'll never grow up."

After playing with it for a while, Josh walked back to the farmhouse with a big smile on his face.

Oswin, now disguised as a farmer, had already cleaned up the mess left by the group after they finished eating.

Seeing Josh enter with a beaming smile, he snorted coldly, and the floral apron he was wearing made him look even more like a pitiful little bully.

Josh couldn't help but chuckle: "I should at least see the guest off when he leaves."

"Fine, you gave him a gift, but why are you back with such a bright smile? Did you have a great chat with him?"

Josh sighed and rubbed his forehead in exasperation: "I was just teasing Little Pink Ball a little, is that not allowed?"

"Hmph, you better be." Oswin gave Josh a deep look, bent down and vigorously wiped the table in front of him, which wasn't very dirty, so hard that he almost rubbed the tabletop to pieces.

Strange, his clothes tonight are different from his usual loose and baggy style; they're unusually fitted, with broad shoulders and a narrow waist. Hmm, they look pretty good.

"Why not watch?" Josh lazily lay on the sofa, watching Oswin, the little steward, bustling about, coming and going. Watching others do their work while he slacked off was so comfortable!
Feeling Josh's burning gaze fixed on him, Oswin thought he must have lost his mind; why did he even bother changing his clothes?

"Have you seen enough?" After washing the last rag and cleaning his hands with soap, Oswin leaned against the kitchen door, staring intently at Josh.

"Oh, what? I'm eating snacks." Josh casually picked up a taro chip from the side and stuffed it into her mouth. "Who's looking at you?" She wouldn't admit it.

Oswin gritted his teeth. That little rascal Josh knew she'd say that. Actually, Oswin didn't know why Askan's arrival made him feel so uncomfortable, like he was being burned alive, causing him to act like a little lamb vying for attention.

How foolish! He reflected on it before going to sleep, cursing himself a few times, but when he closed his eyes and thought of Askan, he felt that he had done the right thing.

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Today is the first day of the new year. Josh took out the seeds of the Victoria amazonica from the warehouse and solemnly handed them to the beavers.

"Beavers, these seeds are very precious. You must plant them carefully, and make sure to plant them in a sunny and nutrient-rich place."

The beavers all nodded in unison, understanding!

"Oh right, I forgot to mention, the outer skin of these lotus seeds is very tough, so everyone needs to help them sprout. So before planting, don't forget to use your big teeth to crack a slit on the flat side of the lotus seed." Josh picked up a lotus seed and demonstrated for everyone.

Ouch! As expected of a high-level crop, it's really tough. Josh almost chewed his teeth to pieces, but he still couldn't bite off the seed coat.

"Chirp chirp," Josh, let me try. The leader of the beavers was eager to try and took the lotus seed that Josh had painstakingly bitten to make a small tooth mark on.

With a snap, the beaver easily cracked open the hard shell of the lotus seed and happily held it up for Josh to see.

“That’s right, just like this. You did a great job, beaver.” Josh rubbed the beaver’s little head, took the bitten lotus seed, and demonstrated it to everyone to make sure that each beaver understood.

"Have you all seen it clearly? If you have, let's begin!"

The beavers nodded in unison, and with the small cloth bags Josh had given them for collecting lotus seeds hanging around their necks, they jumped into the water with a splash and swam toward the planned location.

These thick-leaved giant water lilies were attribute crops exchanged with the Fifth Legion. At the time, Una said they could be planted directly and would bloom in the summer.

However, in Josh's memory, these water lilies and similar crops are generally warm-weather crops. It was almost winter at that time, and they wouldn't grow for more than a few days after being planted, so she simply waited until now to plant them.

The temperature in Chaoyang City is high, and it hasn't been cold lately. Josh planted a few days earlier than planned. With the beavers around, they can help with places that are inconvenient for Josh to go.

Moreover, their sharp, hard incisors are perfect for opening the seeds of the Victoria amazonica, so Josh had absolutely no doubt about entrusting them to them.

Moreover, Weiguang Lake also has native lotus varieties that grow quite well. Josh even dug up lotus roots to eat before. Although they are not as thick as artificially cultivated ones, they taste just as good.

This indicates that Weiguang Lake is suitable for the growth of water lilies.

Moreover, Josh instructed the beavers to find the most suitable growing environment for these Victoria amazonica plants. He believes that once summer comes, the leaves of the Victoria amazonica will cover this body of water.

Of course, this is the ideal situation. More likely, after a long wait, only a few slender leaves will drift out on the vast lake.

After all, it's a high-level crop, so planting it is definitely not that simple. Josh can only figure it out slowly.

Josh then turned his attention to another bag of seeds next to him.

Silver-edged alfalfa.

This is the hay that Josh specifically chose for the herbivorous monsters on the farm.

In a secluded corner where no one could see me, I was secretly studying how to write it (scratching my head).