"Are you raising Bai Ze like a cub?" Yan couldn't bear to look at Mo's doting expression; even Jue had probably never seen it before.

He used to be indifferent to everyone, but when it came to Bai Ze, he melted away, and the slight smile on his lips became a regular feature.

The lynx wandered back and forth among the piles of fruit and vegetables, seemingly conflicted.

Mo walked over and said, "Pick whatever you want; there's enough meat at home."

The lynx looked up and meowed, then pointed with its paw at the few large cabbages and half a bag of plants that looked like spinach.

Mo then asked, "What kind of fruit do you want?"

The lynx gently rummaged through the basket of tomatoes and apples, as well as a few small piles of colorful berries nearby.

Mo knew that Bai Ze liked to eat fruit, so after taking the ones he picked out, he also took some of everything else. Then he took them to find the clan chief to see how much meat he needed to exchange for them, and promised to bring the things back home later.

The others were already used to this scene.

Bai Ze was about to leave when his gaze suddenly fell upon a bulging animal skin bag in the corner. Because it was only partially open and was hidden by piles of vegetables and fruits, it was not very noticeable.

He paused as he approached.

Bai Ze saw something that he found unbelievable and was overjoyed with—wheat, amber-colored wheat with a glossy sheen!

"Awoo!" Bai Ze was so excited that he pounced over and took a deep sniff.

Wheat, sacred wheat, great wheat!

The genes etched into one's bones awaken instantly.

Bai Ze seemed to see steamed buns, noodles, dumplings, and baozi beckoning to him.

For a fleeting moment, Bai Ze was even moved and wanted to forgive the lightning bolt that struck him.

Hearing the shout, Qing and Xing turned around in unison and saw Bai Ze repeatedly banging his head against a leather bag, trying to bury his face in it.

"What's wrong?" The two were startled.

"Awooo!" The lynx's icy blue pupils suddenly dilated, its eyes becoming round and bright.

Although he still had a fluffy cat face, Qing and Xing could still see his excitement and exhilaration.

"What's wrong?" Mo walked to Bai Ze's side, squatted down, patted his head, and asked.

The lynx rubbed its head against Mo's palm in that position, then hooked his hand with its paws and placed it on the animal skin bag.

"Meow~"

Mo: "You want this?"

"Awoo!"

Yes, I want this, I want it all!

Bai Ze, fearing that Mo wouldn't understand, opened its two front paws and tried to hug the animal skin bag to its chest, but it lost its footing and ended up lying on top of it.

The crowd gathered around and grabbed a handful of the contents of the bag—small, yellowish-brown granules. They had only heard from the rabbit tribe that they could boil them in water, but they hadn't paid much attention to it.

The people of the Rabbit Tribe are very trustworthy; if they say it's edible, there generally won't be any problems.

Moreover, people's focus is on herbs and fruits and vegetables, so they only now noticed that this stuff exists.

Mo noticed the lynx's tail swaying slightly and couldn't resist reaching out to scratch it, his palm tickling as he did so.

The lynx's attention was completely drawn to the wheat, unaware that Mo had already started touching its buttocks and tail.

Or perhaps Bai Ze had been subjected to this so much that his body had developed an unconscious habit.

Mo: "Then I'll take them both."

Upon hearing this, the lynx was overjoyed. Its pink tongue licked the ink-stained wrist repeatedly, making a "gurgling" sound in its throat.

Mo then opened his arms and picked up the lynx: "Let's go find the chieftain to exchange them."

Bai Ze lay on Mo's chest, looking up at his handsome profile, and thought he looked even more handsome now.

Hearing the "snoring" sound in his ear, Mo immediately channeled his domineering CEO persona, not only exchanging the bag of wheat but also asking for a bag of fruit and vegetables.

Those who don't know might think that Rabbit Tribe is a company that delivers goods to their home.

When the lynx saw that Mo had changed a lot of things, it happily spun around in circles. When it walked, its steps were light and cheerful, and the clever hairs on the tips of its ears swayed back and forth.

Mo scooped the lynx up by the waist, turned around, and faced away from the crowd.

He lowered his head and nuzzled the lynx's head, feigning ignorance as he asked, "So happy?"

"Meow~"

Lynxes have naturally smiling lips; with their mouths open, their pink tongues lick the ink-stained chin, warm and wet.

Its snow-white fangs were faintly visible, making Mo Xin's heart itch. He leaned close to the lynx's ear and whispered, "Give me a kiss."

The lynx tilted its head; this was the first time it had heard such words from Mo.

Mo usually gives people a very steady and serious feeling, so he would never say such blunt things.

Of course, there have been some exceptions recently. Bai Ze thinks it might be because of his beast form that Mo doesn't understand and misunderstands.

Bai Ze didn't refuse. He raised his face and licked Mo's nose, face, and ears, before quickly kissing him on the lips.

Mo smiled slightly, gave Bai Ze a hard kiss in return, then turned around nonchalantly, gently placed him on the ground, and began to move the things he had just changed back home.

Bai Ze, standing to the side, was about to show off his culinary skills when he suddenly noticed his furry paws and immediately wilted.

He is now in beast form and cannot put his craving for food into practice.

The lynx was a little depressed and missed the days when it was still in human form.

Mo and Jue were both working, and Bai Ze felt it wasn't right for him to just watch. Besides, after he transformed into his beast form, he became much stronger, so it was only right that he share some of the work.

The lynx walked over and pressed its back against Mo's leg, rubbing its head against Mo's leg, indicating that Mo should put the things on its back.

Mo stroked the lynx's ears and carried him to the side, saying, "Go and rest for a while."

Undeterred, the lynx used the same method to express its intentions to Jue.

As a result, Jue, like Mo, patted the lynx's back and, like a little adult, said, "Father, you play by yourself for a while."

Bai Ze sighed helplessly. Ever since he turned into a lynx, he always felt that the father and son treated him like a real cat, feeding him and letting him play with him all day long.

The lynx shook its head and simply stayed by their side to provide them with emotional support, since the father and son were in a good mood whenever they saw him.

Because there was a lot of stuff and they still needed to bring the meat over, Mo told Bai Ze to wait in the center of the tribe for a while. After he and Jue finished packing, they would take Bai Ze to run around and explore the surrounding area.

It snowed these past two days, and Bai Ze was "forced" to stay in the cave for two days. Mo sometimes made him want to cry, so he coaxed him by saying that he would take him out to play after the weather cleared up.

Today is just right.

The orcs were afraid of the cold, so everyone changed their clothes, and the people in the center of the tribe gradually dispersed.

Qing and Xing rubbed their hands together: "Bai Ze, we're leaving now."

"Meow~" The lynx waved its paw at them.

After Mo and Jue returned to the cave, Bai Ze jumped onto the large rock next to them, rested his chin on his paws, and lay there lazily, waiting for them to come over.

The lynx yawned, just about to take a nap, when a shadow suddenly fell in front of it.

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