Transmigrating to the Beast World and Raising Cubs with a Black Panther

Jue held the bowl in one hand and shoveled a mouthful into her mouth. The smooth and tender steamed egg custard had a faint fragrance and a unique taste.

"It's delicious." Jue wasn't good at expressing her emotions as directly as Xi, but the surprise in her eyes was undeniable.

Mo's eyes widened slightly. This food didn't even need to be chewed; it just slid into his mouth.

Bai Ze chuckled at the father and son's reaction, rested his chin on his hand, and pointed: "There's other food too."

Mo Hejue had already noticed the plate of stir-fried pork with wild onions. Upon hearing the mention of it, he immediately picked up his chopsticks and ate with gusto, his lips glistening with oil. It tasted incredibly delicious.

The meat of the Moo Moo beast marinated with scallions and ginger is also delicious. It's a thick, large piece with a slightly charred outer layer and incredibly tender inside. One bite is extremely satisfying.

After finishing a bowl of steamed eggs and some stir-fried meat, Bai Ze was almost full. He then sat by the fire, warming himself by the residual heat and munching on an apple.

Mo frowned and put down his chopsticks: "Are you... sick?"

Jue also stopped what she was doing and looked at Bai Ze with unease.

"Hmm?" Bai Ze looked up, still with a piece of apple in his mouth.

Mo's expression turned serious: "You've eaten very little."

While the appetites of the sub-orcs are not as large as those of the orcs, they are not this small either. In this world, only the sick and injured cannot eat.

The more you eat, the greater your chances of survival.

Bai Ze realized what was happening and explained, "I ate lunch, didn't I?"

Although people in this world only eat two meals a day, Bai Ze still prepares lunch for himself on time. Even if he doesn't cook, he will eat something to tide him over.

Mo said confidently, "There's enough food."

Bai Ze smiled and said, "I know you are the most powerful orc in the tribe."

Mo's Adam's apple bobbed, but he didn't speak. He carefully examined Bai Ze with his eyes, and after a moment, he returned to the stone table to continue eating the rest of the food.

Jue washed the dishes and chopsticks today, and Mo started digging the pit that Bai Ze hadn't finished after eating.

The orcs were far stronger than the sub-orcs, and soon a rough outline of their form was formed.

Xi ran over to find Jue and saw Bai Ze fiddling with a pile of branches at the cave entrance. Approaching, she asked curiously, "Bai Ze, what are you doing?"

"I'm making a door." Bai Ze trimmed the branches to the required size, arranged them in a row, and then carefully wrapped them tightly with vines, just like weaving a curtain.

Xi peeked out and asked, "Do you need my help?"

"Go find Jue. Weren't you guys going to learn hunting nearby?" Bai Ze smiled. "I can manage on my own."

"Bai Ze, I'll hunt a long-eared beast for you to eat today," Xi said confidently, patting his chest.

"Really?" Bai Ze smiled and said, "Then when you and Jue come back, I'll cook something delicious for you too."

"Okay, okay!" Xi was already looking forward to it, and her steps became much more cheerful.

Jue tucked the stone knife into his waistband: "Father Beast, Father A, we're leaving."

Mo glanced at it and said, "Hmm."

Bai Ze repeatedly emphasized, "You must be careful."

"Don't worry, don't worry, I'm here!" Xi Liang waved her hand, her eyes bright, and as she passed Bai Ze, she whispered a reminder, "Remember to eat something delicious!"

Bai Ze reached out and ruffled the two children's hair: "Of course!"

Mo picked up some stones from outside and piled them around the newly dug pit. After smoothing it out, he placed the stone pot on it and tested it.

Bai Ze looked at the new stove, extremely satisfied: "Mo, you're amazing!"

Mo squatted down with him: "Let me do it."

"You think you can learn it just by watching?" Bai Ze was somewhat surprised.

Mo nodded, picked up the vines, and wrapped them around the tightly packed branches, tying them into knots. His technique was exactly the same as Bai Ze's.

Bai Ze couldn't help but exclaim: "This person's hands-on skills are truly impressive!"

Before long, a wooden door was completed. Bai Ze used a stone knife to smooth the edges and then had Mo carry it to the entrance of the hole and wed it into the pre-carved grooves on the top and bottom.

It's very convenient to open and close.

To block the wind, Bai Ze made a curtain out of animal hide and hung it on the inside of the door.

This scene was witnessed by Li and Kun, who were patrolling along the tribe's route. The two walked over and craned their necks, saying, "Mo, Baize, what you've made is so convenient!"

Bai Ze was startled by the sudden sound behind him.

Mo supported him: "This is Li Hekun."

Bai Ze patted his frightened heart and smiled at them.

The spring breeze is so gentle, nothing could be more so.

Kun was stunned, and then gave him a simple, honest smile in return.

Li nudged him with her elbow, signaling him not to be fooled by beauty, and that Mo was a cautionary tale.

Mo stepped forward, staring at them: "Is the tribe patrol finished?"

Li: "Huh? Yeah, we just finished our patrol. Chen and Yu are next on our turn."

"Can you teach us how to make this?" Kun thought of his cave, then looked at the thing in front of him, and was very tempted.

This thing called a "door" can be opened with a gentle push of your hand, and closed with another push. There's also a horizontal wooden stick; if you insert it, it becomes immobile.

Bai Ze happened to be making another place for himself to sleep, and when he saw that Li and Kun wanted to learn, he was happy to help and immediately started teaching and guiding them.

Mo looked at the three people huddled together, pushed Kun aside, and squatted down next to Bai Ze, saying, "I'll teach them."

"Oh, okay." Bai Ze clapped the sawdust off his hands, stood up, and said, "I'll go pack up the things I brought back yesterday."

"Um."

Li lowered her voice: "Mo, Bai Ze does seem to have changed. Did you see him? He even smiled just now."

Kun chimed in, "Yes, she looks so much better when she smiles now, unlike before when she looked so fierce and scary."

Mo glanced at him.

"Ouch—" Kun clutched his hand, complaining softly, "Mo, you pricked me!"

Mo said calmly, "I didn't see it."

Li watched the scene with glee: "If you keep staring at Bai Ze, Mo is going to poke your eyes out in a minute."

Kun suddenly understood, but recalling the past, his eyes still unconsciously held a hint of sympathy: "Mo, don't worry, in the entire tribe, only you can withstand Bai Ze."

Li also spoke slowly: "Perhaps the Beast God couldn't bear to watch anymore. Bai Ze has changed a lot now. Mo, you finally don't have to suffer anymore."

Kun patted Mo on the shoulder: "That's right, that's right."

Mo ignored them, his tone completely indifferent: "Have you learned it?"

Li and Kun nodded.

Mo stood up and calmly dismissed them, saying, "You can leave now?"

"what?"

Was it that sudden?

"Not leaving?" Mo raised an eyebrow. "Then next time we hunt, I'll have Si arrange for you to intercept the Moo Moo Beasts ahead."

"No!" Upon hearing this, Li and Kun stood up and ran away.

Bai Ze had just washed the mushrooms clean and was about to take them out to dry when he saw Mo carrying a newly made door in.

He glanced to the side and asked, "Kun and Li are gone?"

Mo's expression remained unchanged: "Yes, Li and Kun are very busy."