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

Jing, with her bare bottom exposed, was thrown into a large basin by her beastly father.

The little one loves playing in the water. He grabs the edge of the basin with his little hands, then buries his face in, puffing out his cheeks to imitate a little fish, blowing bubbles.

Before she knew it, she had taken two sips. When Jing popped her head out, she even burped. She looked down at her full little belly, which seemed even rounder now.

Mo glanced at the boy with a hint of disdain, wiped the water off his face haphazardly, and turned to get the shower gel.

When I turned around, Jing started again, drool mixed with bathwater, dripping down the corners of his mouth.

Its chubby arms splashed water everywhere, its short legs kicked wildly like a frog, and its bottom bounced up and down, having a great time.

Mo scooped the baby up, skillfully held him down with one hand, then scooped out a dollop of shower gel and started rubbing it all over his body, from head to toe, not even missing the crack between his buttocks.

Jing felt itchy, and while giggling, she twisted her body to avoid it. It was slippery and quite difficult to catch.

Mo lifted the baby up by his belly with his palm, and spun him around like he was dribbling a ball, "threatening" him: "If you move again, I'll slap you against the wall."

"It can't be buttoned up at all."

Jing pouted, behaved herself for a while, and then, taking advantage of her father's inattention, mischievously rubbed the foam off her body onto him.

After washing the cub clean, Mo was also soaked. He wrapped Jing in an animal skin blanket, threw him onto Jue's bed, and then took Bai Ze to the mountain to soak in the hot springs.

As soon as Jue lay down, the chubby little baby crawled over, nestled against his older brother's chest, and rubbed his soft hair against his brother's chin, saying sweetly, "Baby's sleepy."

"Go to sleep."

Then she immediately closed her eyes and pretended to be asleep, afraid that her brother would send her back to her beast father and adoptive father.

Jue stared at the baby's trembling eyelashes, a smile involuntarily creeping onto her lips. She reached out and pulled the blanket over Jing, then couldn't resist teasing him, asking, "Is the baby asleep?"

Jing immediately whispered back, "The baby's asleep."

The smile in Jue's eyes deepened. He gently patted the boy's back and praised, "You're such a good boy."

Jing nodded in agreement, her dimples reappearing on her cheeks.

When Mo and Bai Ze returned and went into the cave, they found that the two cubs were already fast asleep.

Mo was happy to have some peace and quiet, so he blew out the candles and took his partner back to bed.

……

As Jing grew a little older, a small lynx appeared in the tribe, running all over the mountains. Its silvery-white fur was truly eye-catching.

Climbing trees to collect eggs and find beehives, going down to the river to catch shrimp and chase ducks, digging for insects in the soil to fish, chasing ibex on rock walls, climbing cliffs to pick fruit, being carried by the winged tribe to fly around in the sky, and occasionally having a "sparring" match with the cubs of various tribes... Bumps and bruises became commonplace, and they often returned home "ragged" and dusty.

Bai Ze was truly at his wit's end. He made clothes for Jing using durable and sturdy animal hides, and even then, he had to add patches and thicken the knees and elbows.

If it weren't for his own child, Bai Ze wouldn't have given Jing the light gauze he traded with the mermaid for. It was such a waste. He might as well just let Jing run around the mountains naked, or stay in his beast form. That way, Mo's workload of washing clothes would be greatly reduced.

But because Jing was so cute, with her big, beautiful, gilded eyes blinking under her fluffy, soft silver hair, and two dimples on her cheeks when she smiled.

Anyone who sees him will be captivated by his adorable appearance, making him completely unrelated to the "Demon Ball".

Jing, with his adorable face, does all sorts of mischievous things every day, and even has a bunch of little male fans.

But once Jue comes back, Jing instantly transforms into a well-behaved younger brother, becoming his older brother's little shadow, eagerly serving him tea and water, feeding him snacks, massaging his shoulders and back... Even at four or five years old, he still sits on Jue's lap like when he was little, acting spoiled and wanting his older brother to hug him, and even wants to sleep with his older brother at night.

Jue's affection for Jing was incredibly strong. At the boy's request, she even took him to the Mermaid Clan. She carried him on her back or in her arms the whole way, and even when sleeping at night, she would put the little lynx next to her to feel at ease.

Xi doted on her immensely. He and Jing were like kindred spirits, and whenever they wanted to do something, a single glance was enough for them to work together seamlessly.

So, these two kids are often kept in check by Jue. Sometimes when they really make a mistake, the big one and the little one hang their heads, one pretending to be pitiful and the other acting cute, perfectly matching their profession.

Orc cubs in the tribe receive hunting training from a young age, while sub-orc cubs now also need to learn certain self-defense skills.

As outstanding members of the new generation in the tribe, Jue and Xi also lead a group of little ones to the nearby mountains for practical lessons.

Jing is the most proactive, always getting up early and always rushing to the front when hunting. He gets more and more excited as he chases, and he is not afraid even when he encounters prey that is several times larger than himself.

Jue's heart pounded as she watched, and she rushed over and grabbed him by the neck, pulling him back.

Sometimes when they encounter tough prey, getting injured is inevitable. Jing himself doesn't care and just throws his head up and gets to work, but if his brother gets hurt, that won't do!

Once, when Jue was hunting, he encountered a pack of wolves and was bitten on the shoulder. When he got home, his father applied medicine to him, which Jing saw. The little boy burst into tears.

He wasn't even this heartbroken when he was beaten up; his eyes were brimming with tears, and no amount of comforting could soothe him. He even had to ask his father to take him to settle scores with the wolves.

After a while, Jue took the cubs to a nearby practical class again, while Jing had to stay at home because she was sick.

Feeling bored, he secretly slipped out. He had only taken a few steps when Tiedan followed him, so Jing, being a good friend, took it with him.

As soon as they found the older brother, they saw a humming beast about to poke him with its fangs.

Jing rode Iron Egg straight ahead, transformed into a lynx, and with a roar, pounced on Hum Hum Beast.

Jue and Xi were stunned when they saw the small, silvery-white arc that streaked across the sky.

But the cool moment lasted only two seconds before the little lynx was flung away by the Hum Hum Beast. Fortunately, Jue reacted quickly and caught the cub.

When Tie Dan saw that it dared to bully its little master and little master, it raised its two big horns and was about to charge at the Humming Beast. The cow and the pig started a chase in the forest.

The scene was chaotic and absurd at one point.

Jue called out, "Tiedan, come back!"

After Tie Dan poked two holes in the butt of the Hum Hum Beast, he slowly returned to find his little master.

Jing felt too embarrassed, so she leaned on her brother's shoulder, closed her eyes, and refused to face reality.

Xi was overjoyed. Standing behind Jue, she leaned close to Jing's ear and called his name.

A man and an ox stood in a row, but one hung his head guiltily, while the other stood tall and proud with confidence.