I can understand what the furry creatures are saying, and I've become the number one beast tame

Chapter 350 Flattering the Sect Master

Seeing that Nan Ran seemed not to understand what he meant at all, Nan Shu felt a long-lost sense of helplessness.

After a long while, he finally put away his worthless demeanor and once again transformed into a divine being, as pure and inviolable as a flower on a high mountain.

Pretend!

The two words that immediately popped into Nan Ran's mind were enough to summarize Nan Shu's inexplicable change of expression.

She kept her eyes down, looking completely unassuming, and appeared utterly honest and simple.

If her innermost thoughts could be expressed in bullet comments, she would probably be surrounded by a mosaic of colorful, densely packed text criticizing Nan Shu for being "pretentious."

"How is the raising of the demon beast cubs going? Are there any difficulties? Are you settling in well at Hundred Beast Peak? If there's anything I can help with, please don't hesitate to ask..."

Nan Shu carefully considered his words several times, but when he finally opened his mouth, he couldn't control himself and said a lot in one breath, just like a peacock spreading its tail.

By the time he came to his senses and realized that he might have strayed from his persona, Nan Ran was already staring at him with wide eyes.

Nan Shu felt somewhat uncomfortable being stared at.

"What's wrong?" He took the initiative and asked Nan Ran.

Nan Ran looked at it for a while longer before shaking her head and saying, "It's nothing."

"There were some... um, unexpected events!"

I never expected that the sect leader, who looks like he has a blank expression, would start rambling on and on, making people's heads ache and want to run away.

Nan Shuwei pursed her lips slightly.

He always felt that Nan Ran was secretly cursing him in her heart, and might even be disgusted with him.

"Most of the demonic beasts on Hundred Beast Peak had died. When I took over their care, there were very few left, and their physical condition was extremely poor, making them unsuitable for breeding."

It is already a rare privilege to live out one's days in peace.

"Although I later issued missions to capture monsters in the name of Hundred Beasts Peak, the ones I captured were mostly adult monsters."

"These adult demon beasts still retain a lot of wildness and are not suitable for artificial intervention in breeding at the moment." Simply put, there are currently no demon beast cubs on Hundred Beast Peak.

There were only old, weak, sick, disabled, and wild, untamed adult monsters.

Those monsters were suddenly captured from the wild and locked in cages, separated from their tribes and relatives. Even the herbivorous monsters became extremely irritable.

Of course, this outburst was only directed at people other than Nan Ran.

When facing Nan Ran, these demonic beasts were quite docile.

Looking into Nan Ran's eyes, there was even a hint of filial piety.

It's no exaggeration to say that these volatile monsters treated Nan Ran like their own mother after seeing her.

They are extremely affectionate and dependent on each other.

Nan Shu listened attentively to Nan Ran's "work report," finding it quite interesting.

Nan Ran blinked, deliberately pausing in her voice: "As for difficulties..."

"There definitely is!"

"The biggest difficulty is that Hundred Beasts Peak is extremely lacking in resources!"

"If the sect leader truly wants to help, why not provide more resources?"

"As you know, Sect Master, raising demonic beasts, especially not just one or two, or ten or eight, but dozens or hundreds, the first difficulty we face is the lack of food resources!"

Nan Ran looked somewhat pitiful: "Although I have some sect contribution points that I can use to feed the demon beasts, how long can I sustain this on my own? This is not a long-term solution—"

She stared at Nan Shu expectantly, her meaning clear: You want me to raise your demon beasts? Sure! Send me the money!
Nan Shu saw through his little scheme at a glance, feeling both helpless and delighted.

"The treatment of the twelve outer peaks is much worse than that of the inner peaks."

"but--"