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

"Father, I... I wasn't behaving properly while I slept last night, was I?" Jue asked hesitantly, her face already showing remorse.

"Hmm?" Bai Ze asked, puzzled. "Why do you ask that?"

Jue touched the underside of her eyes: "Father, there are bluish marks here."

Did I disturb your sleep?

Bai Ze waved his hand and said with a smile, "No, you're a very good sleeper."

"I didn't sleep well because of the thunder all night."

Jue breathed a sigh of relief. Just a moment ago, he had even prepared himself to sleep with his beast father again.

But deep down, he was reluctant to part with him. His father had a faint fragrance about him and was soft. Sometimes he would tell him stories before bed, stories that the other cubs had never heard before.

Now that she knew it wasn't because of her, Jue Tianchai's movements became much lighter.

Bai Ze took a piece of lean Hengheng beast meat from the storage room, cut it into small pieces, and rolled it back and forth with smooth pebbles.

Heat the oil in a pot, sauté wild scallions, ginger slices, and a few chili pepper pieces until fragrant, then add various mushrooms and cook together.

Wait a while, then add the thin slices of meat, and finally add the wild vegetables to cook together. Before serving, sprinkle with salt as needed, and a pot of fragrant, steaming hot mushroom, wild vegetable, and meat soup is ready.

On a damp, cold, and rainy day, a bowl of this can instantly lift your spirits.

Mo's lazy sleep only lasted a little longer; normally, according to Bai Ze's schedule, he would probably still be dreaming.

"Why didn't you sleep a little longer?" Bai Ze flipped the Moo Moo Beast meat steak on the stone slab over and looked up at Mo.

"I'm not sleepy anymore," Mo replied, then walked over, stared at Bai Ze's face, and asked, "Didn't sleep well?"

Bai Ze thought to himself that the father and son had similar concerns, but he was unwilling to admit that he was afraid of thunder and lightning, so he still attributed the reason to the "too much noise" outside.

Mo took the chopsticks from Bai Ze's hand and continued the process.

During this time, through constant exposure, his cooking skills naturally improved a lot, at least to the point that his dishes now tasted somewhat good.

On the stone table, considering that it was Mo's first time eating chili peppers, Bai Ze was afraid that he wouldn't be able to handle it, so he didn't put too much chili pepper in the soup.

Unexpectedly, Mo liked it very much after taking a bite, and even asked Bai Ze what this red thing was.

Although it has a slightly burning sensation on the tongue, it has a unique aroma that makes other foods taste even better.

After receiving a brief explanation from Bai Ze, Mo said, "Chili peppers are delicious."

Bai Ze smiled and said, "I was worried you wouldn't like it, but it turns out our family has pretty similar tastes."

Mo was pleased to hear the words "our family" and nodded in agreement.

However, it is also true that even little Jue likes the taste of chili peppers.

After finishing three bowls of mushroom, wild vegetable, and sliced ​​meat soup, his dark face was filled with satisfied contentment. The fatigue from yesterday's journey in the rain completely vanished at this moment.

Bai Ze asked, "Are we going to get food in a bit?"

"Okay." Mo nodded. The meat at home was almost gone, so he had to go get some.

Bai Ze was somewhat worried: "But the rain is so heavy."

"I'll go get it." Mo didn't care. No matter if it was raining, or even if it was raining ice and stones, food was the most important thing.

After saying that, he listed all the prey they had hunted and asked Bai Ze what kind of meat he wanted.

Although Mo had said that orcs rarely get sick, Bai Ze was still a little worried. In this kind of weather, even someone with a good constitution couldn't be 100% sure they would be fine.

In modern times, a cold and fever can damage the brain, let alone the fact that the medical level here is limited to a few simple herbal remedies, and most people have to tough it out on their own.

Bai Ze suddenly remembered the cowhide at home, which, after repeated tanning, had a certain degree of waterproofing. He immediately found it and handed it to Mo, telling him to wear it when he went out.

Mo didn't refuse. Regardless of the reason, he seemed quite willing to accept Bai Ze's concern now.

For Mo, Bai Ze's concern was far more important than anything else.

The moment he opened the door, a cold wind and rain rushed in, but Mo blocked most of it. After he went out, he quickly closed the door, not giving Bai Ze a chance to peek out.

Even with such harsh weather, the roads in the tribe were still bustling with orcs heading to collect food.

Because it's troublesome to dry the fur of beast-shaped creatures after it gets wet, everyone is in human form.

This makes one seem rather unlucky.

Even the most dashing and handsome orc can't withstand an extremely close-fitting scalp hairstyle and a face that looks slightly ferocious from being battered by wind and rain.

Mo supported himself on the cowhide with both hands, which wasn't very elegant, but it was still slightly better than the others.

More importantly, I'm getting less rained on.

Yan felt that the figure in front of him was somewhat familiar, but most of it was covered by brown animal hide, so he wasn't sure. He quickly walked over and saw that it was indeed Mo.

Yan seemed to have found a savior and immediately crawled inside without saying a word.

He wiped the rain off his face: "Is this Moo's hide?"

The sudden crowd almost knocked Mo out of the way. He steadied himself, turned his head, and was somewhat speechless.

"Get out." Mo glanced at Yan.

"No." Yan moved even closer, marveling, "You actually have extra Moo Moo animal hides at home."

It's no wonder Yan asked that question. After all, Moo Moo's hide isn't soft and isn't suitable for making clothes. People in the tribe generally don't want it, and even if they do, most of it is sewn into animal skin bags.

Mo said calmly, "Bai Ze asked me to take it."

"Bai Ze?" Yan couldn't help but sigh. "You've really pulled through, kid. Bai Ze really cares about you."

"Hmm." This remark pleased Mo, so he reluctantly tolerated Yan for a while.

"Mo, what did you have for breakfast?" Yan asked.

The food provided to the Mo family has now become a major concern for him.

Mo, unusually, chimed in: "Mushroom, wild vegetable, and sliced ​​meat soup."

"They also added chili peppers."

"It's piping hot, smells great, and tastes delicious."

"..."

Yan at this moment: Did I ask that many details...?

But he stubbornly insisted, "I know about chili peppers, they're red and thin..."

Mo added, "The meat is very tender and smooth."

"!" Yan, caught in the midst of the storm, grabbed Mo's arm, unable to keep up the act any longer, and immediately pleaded, "Hey bro, can I come over for a free meal? And while I'm at it, I can see how it's made?"

Mo glanced at the animal hide, and Yan immediately and considerately raised his hand to continue supporting himself.

"Look, Xi Du is calling you 'beast father' now."

"Given the relationship between our two families," Yan nudged Mo with his elbow, "it's raining and you're bored, so why don't we come over and keep you company?"

"Bai Ze must be missing Qing, and Jue is probably thinking about Xi too..."

Mo stared straight ahead, his face expressionless.

"It's settled then. Can I borrow your animal hide for a bit?"

"..."

Mo was speechless.

The meat distribution took place in a large cave in the tribe. All the people who came were orcs, and their animal hides were soaked with water, so they were all in a sorry state.

Yan and Mo attracted a lot of attention as soon as they appeared.

Li Hechen and the others quickly surrounded them.

Kun: "Why are you two so unique?"

Yan elegantly pointed to the moo moo animal skin in her hand: "There's no other way, Bai Ze specially made Mo wear it."

"I was afraid he would get wet in the rain."

More eyes were being cast my way.

Mo stood there, his dry hair the best proof.

Chen: "Then why are you doing this?"

Yan smiled and said, "I was just lucky. I ran into Mo as soon as I stepped out the door."

"I didn't expect that."

"That's right, Bai Ze is really different now, he actually cares about Mo so much..."

"This is so nice..."

……

Even more orcs came to congratulate Mo, and even the chieftain and the high shaman showed gratified smiles.

From then on, Bai Ze's reputation as a "virtuous wife" and "loving husband" spread among the orcs.