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

After confirming that Bai Ze was alright, the atmosphere inside the cave became more relaxed.

Mo prepared to stew some soup for Bai Ze to drink after he woke up, so he asked Jue to watch over the baby inside. Because the baby's "waa waa" crying was too "noisy" and he was afraid of disturbing Bai Ze's rest, he also took him out.

The little one, whose face was flushed from crying, stopped crying and howling as soon as he saw so many people and heard everyone exclaiming "Oh my!", "Wow!", and "So cute!" It was as if he knew they were praising him. He became so well-behaved that he was like a completely different little boy from before, which stunned Mo.

Mo gave Jing to his father-in-law. When Yan saw that he was preparing to cook, he immediately rolled up his sleeves and began to "shine" in his area of ​​expertise.

The chubby little Jing was held in Lan's arms, his soft face nestled in the crook of his arm, his eyes watery, his pink lips pursed, and he would suddenly smile from time to time.

Xiao's face was full of love, and he couldn't stop smiling. He was so excited that he wanted to run ten laps around the tribe.

Xing gently tapped Jing's clenched fist, and the little guy immediately grabbed his fingers, making a soft "Eee~ Mmm—".

Qing leaned down and looked at Jing with a bright smile, her voice extremely gentle: "Jing, hello there~"

The baby stared blankly at him, sucking on his little mouth and humming softly twice.

Yan stood on tiptoe, eagerly tilting her head back: "I want to see my little brother too~"

Xi was already completely charmed by Jing, so she picked him up and put their heads together, staring intently at the little one. She wanted to touch him but didn't dare, so she just sat there with a smile on her lips.

Jing's little feet twitched.

Xi blinked, her voice particularly gentle: "Jing, I'm Xiao Ge."

Yan thought for a moment, then said, "I'm Little Brother~"

Jing seemed to suddenly chuckle: "Eee..."

Yan exclaimed with delight, "He can understand!"

But after a short while, the baby started wailing again, his brows furrowed tightly, his mouth wide open, and his little legs kicking wildly.

Kun and Chen asked anxiously, "What's wrong with the child?"

Li, being quite experienced, asked, "Are you hungry?"

Mo brought over the sheep milk she had prepared in advance: "Let me do it."

He asked, "Want to drink this?"

Mo nodded: "Bai Ze needs to rest more."

Once Jing tasted it, she immediately started sucking on it in big gulps, her little face seemingly straining as if afraid the food would run away if she was too slow.

Everyone gathered around, watching the baby eat with doting eyes. They were all so fond of him that they stayed for quite a while before reluctantly going home.

The high shaman prescribed the medicine, and after it was brewed, he first had Bai Ze drink a bowl. Mo entered the cave, gently touched his partner's face, and reluctantly woke him up.

Bai Ze looked at Mo in a daze, but his eyes widened instantly after tasting a spoonful of the medicinal soup.

Mo kissed him gently and said, "This medicine is good for your health."

"Just drink a small bowl."

Bai Ze reluctantly opened his mouth, took a few sips, but couldn't stand the "torture" of spoonful after spoonful. He closed his eyes, held his breath, and gulped it all down.

Mo hurriedly stuffed a piece of candy into his mouth.

Bai Ze, with a candy in his mouth, looked down at the empty bed and asked, "Where's Jing?"

"Outside." Mo tucked him in. "You can sleep a little longer."

Bai Ze said, "Bring it in so I can see it."

"I didn't see it clearly just now."

Mo nodded: "Okay."

As soon as Jue came out, Jing stared at him with her watery eyes. She couldn't lift her arms, and her little hands were scratching and groaning. She even lost her appetite for the food in her mouth.

Jue carefully picked up Jing, and the little one lay in his arms, his fingers clutching his clothes, his eyes squinting.

Xi stood behind Jue, resting her chin on his shoulder, staring intently at Jing: "He seems sleepy."

Jue adjusted her posture slightly, wrapped Jing in the small blanket again, and then walked to the cabinet and said to Xi, "Open it for me."

Xi obediently did as she was told: "What do you need?"

Jue: "Little jerky."

Xi thought Jue was hungry, so she picked up a stick and put it to his mouth.

Jue: "Eat it yourself."

Xi revealed two sharp little tiger teeth and said with a smile, "Hehe, Jue, you're so nice."

After eating and drinking to his heart's content, Jing was held by Jue, and soon he tilted his little head and fell asleep in his brother's arms.

Bai Ze leaned against the pillow, looking at his two children, his heart softening.

As night deepened, the cave fell silent again. Mo fed Bai Ze a bowl of Giggle Beast Soup and then let him continue sleeping.

Because Jue was very well-behaved, Mo subconsciously assumed that Jing was the same. As a result, he was startled awake by the sound of crying in the middle of the night, and his heart jumped into his throat.

Bai Ze propped himself up on the bed, trying to get up: "What's wrong?"

"The baby's hungry." Mo pressed him back down. "It's okay, you can go back to sleep."

"Hmm..." Bai Ze was indeed sleepy. "Wake me up if you cry again..."

"it is good."

Even after the baby was full, he wouldn't sleep, so Mo had to hold him and walk around in circles in the cave. He cried a few more times along the way, and finally lay down on his father's body and gradually calmed down.

Jue woke up early and had just finished washing up when she saw her father carrying her younger brother out of the cave.

Mo: "Want a hug?"

Jue nodded and wiped the water off her hands.

"I'll go cook." Mo immediately handed the child to him, his back view even showing a hint of impatience.

Jue carried Jing and took a walk outside the cave. Tie Dan was unusually well-behaved and obediently followed behind.

……

Bai Ze was well taken care of, and before long his originally pale complexion gradually regained its color, and he even gained some weight.

Mo, on the other hand, had rather dark circles under his eyes, but orcs recover quickly. He could take a nap during the day and his energy would return.

However, since Jingye kept crying, Mo and Baize were a little worried, so they asked Dawu and Lin. They learned that it was because the kid ate too much, so he would wake up and cry whenever he was hungry.

In addition, the child is healthy and energetic, and has nowhere to vent, so sometimes he cries.

But his voice was so loud and penetrating that Bai Ze sometimes worried that his son might cry himself hoarse.

In the dead of night, the moment the crying from the crib started, Mo reflexively sat up with a "whoosh." Before he was fully awake, his hand had already reached for the sheep-shaped milk can.

Jing quieted down only after her little belly was bulging from eating.

Just as Bai Ze and Mo Du breathed a sigh of relief, the kid started again. The two exchanged a silent glance and then resignedly stood up.

Mo didn't know how long she had been carrying Jing for a walk, but the little one was still full of energy and even ate another meal.

He said to Bai Ze, "Go to sleep first."

Bai Ze shook his head and stretched out his arms: "Let me hug you for a while."

Mo: "It's nothing."

Bai Ze suddenly said, "How about we ask the Great Shaman tomorrow if there are any more of those leaves?"

Mo looked at him with some surprise, her expression conflicted: "This... isn't a good idea?"

Bai Ze's eyes crinkled with laughter: "I was just kidding."

"This is my own child."