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

Chapter 298 Golden and Oily
“That’s right!” Silas said confidently.

“But,” Josh couldn’t believe what he was hearing. Could it be that Sila had learned so well in the past six months that she had graduated?
The doubt in Josh's eyes was too obvious. Sira puffed out her cheeks and said dejectedly, "Okay, actually I'm not that confident. It's just a last resort."

After hearing what Silla said, Josh wasn't so surprised.

Although she still felt that Sylar's rash decision to open a Warcraft clinic was somewhat disregard for the lives of the beasts, she believed that practice was indeed the only criterion for testing truth, and without enough patients, where would she learn?

Thinking about it that way, it does make some sense.

"So how do you plan to get started?" Josh asked with some concern.

“I’ve summarized a procedure for basic external wound treatment, like the method you used to treat those soldiers in the Foggy Secret Realm, and the methods I learned in school. It’s all here. Take a look and see if it works.” She handed Josh a notebook.

Josh took a look and found it unusually detailed and feasible.

"That's pretty good, Sila. Did you come up with this summary yourself?" Josh looked at Sila in surprise.

Sila was a little embarrassed and said shyly, "Hehe, yes, that class was really boring, so I was thinking back on how you handled things before and came up with a summary."

"As for colds and fevers like humans, they rarely occur in magical beasts, so I have no reference for those. I won't take on those sick beasts for now; I'll start with what I know," she added.

That's alright, as long as the project is carried out in a planned way, instead of being messed around.

"What else have you been up to lately, Sylla? You've become so organized. You've matured a lot," Josh teased.

Sila grinned, a hint of smugness in her eyes. "Of course it's because I've finally figured it out! I'm Sila, there's nothing I can't do well." She started smug again.

Josh smiled, and for the first time, he didn't say anything to discourage her.

To be honest, Josh was relieved. Sera had changed so much. She had been thinking about what kind of job to give Sera if she came to the farm, but now she realized she had been too naive.

"This little house was bought by old Conrad sometime ago, and it's finally coming in handy. Although the location is a bit remote, there are several farms around, and the villagers also raise their own agricultural magical beasts, so it should be fine."

"It's good that you've thought everything through, but remember, never do anything you're unsure about, and don't handle anything you're not confident in, especially if there's trouble."

"It's alright. If anyone dares to cause trouble, my bodyguards are not to be trifled with." Sila was clearly well-prepared.

Josh turned his head and looked at the men who were tidying up the clutter on the second floor. They were all muscular men and looked quite intimidating.

"Yes, Sera, you've really thought of everything this time," Josh exclaimed sincerely.

The two chatted and ate in the courtyard, thoroughly enjoying their conversation.

After Josh left, Sila's turbulent emotions had not yet completely calmed down. This time, she truly felt Josh's heartfelt approval.

It's not that Josh was being fake to her before, but because of her immaturity, she felt like Josh always treated her like a child. Now, she truly understands what it feels like to be treated like a mature adult. And, she has to admit, it really does feel amazing!
Sera ran excitedly up to the cleaned second floor and waved to the maid waiting nearby: "Aunt Peggy, go and rest after you finish eating. I have to continue studying. I'll call you if I need anything."

“Yes, Miss.” The maid was someone she had brought from Moon Bay and had taken care of her since she was a child.

The changes in Sera during this period surprised even Sera herself, but it was a good thing, and she was happy to see it happen. The lives of those of them who worked as maids had become much easier.

If Josh fully understood the situation, she would definitely say, "Isn't this just a case of the wicked having to be tormented by the wicked?" Although Sila wasn't exactly a wicked person, it conveyed the same idea. She didn't realize the subtle hints from others, but only when someone similar to her appeared could she discover the extent of her problem.

Back at the farm, Josh was unusually relaxed. She secretly prayed that Sila's monster clinic would continue to operate well and that she would become an excellent veterinarian!

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On the day the Weiguang Commercial District opened, Josh published the news in the Chaoyang Morning Post three days in advance, and all the merchants who moved in made full preparations.

At 10:00 AM, the Weiguang Commercial District officially opened, and the air was filled with the sounds of gongs and drums, firecrackers, and various garlands and opening wishes, attracting the attention of everyone passing by.

Whether they were onlookers who had seen the news in the Chaoyang Morning Post and came to join the fun, or merchants who had just arrived in Chaoyang City today, everyone crowded into the spacious Weiguang Commercial District. There were ample parking lots, temporary storage points for goods, a monster parking area, delicious Chaoyang City specialties, high-quality attribute tools, and all kinds of high-quality products gathered in this commercial district, ensuring that everyone who came in left with a full load.

No kidding, no one can leave the Weiguang Commercial District empty-handed. Even if you don't buy anything, you'll go home with a regretful heart because you definitely didn't manage to grab anything.

Although it was within Josh's expectations, the overwhelming popularity still led to stores large and small, including the Weiguang flagship store, announcing that their products were sold out before 3 p.m. every day.

Josh and the merchants were all smiles, but of course, they couldn't give up on product quality control, a point Josh had emphasized.

Under no circumstances should we neglect quality and sell products haphazardly just because the goods sell out quickly during the initial opening period. If this is discovered, the business will be suspended for one day. If it is discovered multiple times, the cooperation relationship will be terminated.

Having tasted the sweetness of success, who would dare to defy the rules? Once they leave the Weiguang Commercial District, where else could they find such an easy business to do? Nobody's a fool, so naturally no one would dare to act recklessly.

The popularity of the Weiguang Commercial District has even spread to other major cities. According to Captain Finnes, after the local newspaper published the news, more and more merchants came to inquire about Weiguang products. When the legion returns, it will definitely bring her a lot of orders.

Josh has been all smiles lately, busy but happy.

If it weren't for the farm announcing the ripening of the large-leaf ant beans and the salted duck eggs prepared by Wen En that brought Josh back to his senses, he probably would have spent the rest of his time in the Weiguang business district.

"Wow! Wen'en, your salted duck eggs smell so good!" Josh's eyes were full of amazement.

With a gentle press of the fork in Wen's hand, the salted duck egg yolk oozed out golden oil, and the aroma that wafted over made Josh's mouth water.

Wen En smiled gently, her face full of pride: "Come on, Josh, you should try it."

It's savory and oily on the palate, salty but not cloying—perfect!