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

In such trivial matters, Bai Ze is spoiled rotten by his domineering roommate.

He immediately changed his tune, renaming "Two Tigers" to "Two Mice".

And in front of Mo, he taught the cubs again.

"Two mice, two mice, running fast, running fast..."

Very harmonious.

Mo seemed quite satisfied with the result, and his expression quickly returned to its usual calm.

But this only applies to Bai Ze.

If any of the cubs sitting in the row in front of him tried to sing "Tiger" twice more, he would be locked on by Mo and given a sharp look.

The cubs, feeling a chill run down their spines, will immediately change their tune, raising their voices: "Two mice! Two mice! They run fast..."

She sang while secretly glancing at Mo, and only breathed a sigh of relief when his eyes left her.

After several times, the cubs were forced to fully accept the nursery rhyme "Two Mice".

Jue, who knew nothing about her beast father's feud with the tiger, was currently indignant at being blamed.

Unfortunately, Mo's martial prowess was too great, and he also had the added advantage of being the "Beast Father".

Jue could only look silently at Bai Ze, trying to make his father understand through his innocent eyes that he was being wronged.

But the beast father stood in front of the abbot, drawing all of the abbot's attention away.

A domineering beast father!

In retaliation, Jue rebelliously sang "Two Tigers".

Although she spoke softly, Jue knew that Mo could hear her.

Because he glared at himself.

Mo walked into the cave, put down the black sheep beast he had prepared, and had just taken a couple of sips of water when Si called him away to go to the chieftain to collect salt.

Because they were about to exchange salt with the merfolk for a new batch, the chieftain distributed all the remaining salt in the tribe to everyone.

Mo acted quickly, and after receiving the gifts, he turned and went to the Great Witch's house.

"Are you injured?" Zhao asked habitually as he was turning over the herbs to dry outside the cave.

"No." Mo moved closer. "Great Shaman, Bai Ze took the medicine you gave him yesterday and is sleeping very soundly. We can't wake him up no matter what we do."

"This medicine is really potent. It was the first time I smelled it, and I slept outside my cave all night."

Zhao smiled and asked, "So, Bai Ze still wanders around at night?"

"It's alright," Mo lied. "It's probably the first time I've used it."

Zhao nodded: "So, what brings you here?"

Mo hadn't forgotten his purpose for this trip: "Will that medicine have any effect on the bodies of the sub-beastmen?"

"It's nothing." Zhao herself had tried it, and she felt quite good after waking up the next day.

Mo Xin understood and expressed his gratitude to the Great Shaman.

Zhao: "Come back for more when you're done using them, I have some more here."

Mo: "Okay."

Bai Ze was overjoyed to see that there was suddenly a lot more salt in the house.

He had been wanting to pickle the wild vegetables he had dug up to eat in the winter, but he didn't have much salt at home and thought it would be too wasteful, so he hadn't done it yet.

Upon learning that he could use it without hesitation, Bai Ze immediately took action.

Mo and Jue joined in, one washing the stone vat and the other boiling water to blanch the wild vegetables later.

Bai Ze was responsible for carefully picking and washing the stored wild vegetables.

Mo's gaze fell on Bai Ze's back, looking at his buttocks that were sticking out because he was squatting, and his Adam's apple bobbed involuntarily.

He was actually feeling uneasy today.

Although Mo had been extremely restrained last night, he couldn't let the person beneath him remain completely unaware.

He had prepared for the worst: to be questioned, to confess, and then to do everything he could to salvage the situation.

In short, he cannot let go.

But Bai Ze behaved very naturally, except for the occasional strange expression that flashed across his face when he sat down.

After a stroke of luck, people always take advantage of it.

Mo's eyes were dark, anticipating the next grand feast.

Pickling vegetables is very simple. After blanching the wild vegetables briefly in boiling water, you can take them out and rinse them with cold water. Squeeze them out to drain them. Place them in a stone jar, layering the wild vegetables and sprinkling salt on top. Then, place a large stone on top and put it in a cool, ventilated place.

Throughout this process, neither the big nor the small let Bai Ze get involved; they worked harder than the other, as if competing with each other.

At dinner time, Bai Ze prepared to make braised pork.

If you don't have rock sugar, just use honey instead. No matter how bad it tastes, as long as you have ink and jade at home, you won't be afraid of wasting it.

Moreover, he was quite confident in his cooking skills.

Cut the porcupine meat into chunks, put it in a pot of cold water with ginger slices and blanch it. Then, stir-fry the honey over low heat until it darkens in color. Add the meat, scallions, ginger and various spices and stir-fry together. Finally, add warm water and simmer over high heat until the meat is tender.

A whole pot full, bright red, like jelly, bouncy to the touch.

The rabbit that Jue hunted has already been sent to Ci for tanning.

As for the meat, Bai Ze plans to marinate it, coat it with spices, and then grill it over a fire.

Mo and Jue were there to help.

The rabbit meat was almost cooked, so Jue habitually picked up the chili powder that Bai Ze had prepared earlier, ready to sprinkle it on.

Bai Ze quickly reached out to stop him.

His butt has been bothering him all day; he can't handle spicy food now.

Jue looked at her father with a puzzled expression.

Bai Ze said gently, "Let's tear it apart and put it separately later. I want to try the non-spicy one today."

Mo's gaze fell on Bai Ze's face again, completely unaware that he was the culprit.

This is braised pork with honey, and it tastes surprisingly good. The pork is soaked in the rich broth, melts in your mouth, and is tender and soft without being greasy.

With a slight sweetness, it suits children's tastes perfectly.

Jue ate four or five pieces before turning to eat the freshly roasted rabbit meat.

After dinner, Mo carried the cub over to wash the pot, while he went to Bai Ze's side and held out a fist.

Bai Ze, sitting by the fire, looked up and asked, "What's wrong?"

Mo stretched out his long fingers, revealing a deep blue gem in his palm, crystal clear, just like Bai Ze's eyes.

Pure and captivating.

Bai Ze instantly stood up, staring intently at Mo's palm: "So beautiful!"

Mo was very satisfied with Bai Ze's reaction, and it was worth the "sparring" he had with Si.

Seeing that he remained motionless in that position, Bai Ze asked, "Is this a gift for me?"

Mo nodded.

Bai Ze carefully accepted it.

This sapphire is so beautiful, a round one lying there, like a vast ocean in the palm of your hand.

Mo Ba Zong-style statement: "There will be many more in the future."

"Thank you." Bai Ze accepted it, planning to punch a hole in it later and wear it on his hand.

After washing up, Bai Ze began to worry.

The medicine the shaman gave us doesn't seem to be working. There are still many days ahead, what should we do?

Seemingly sensing Bai Ze's worry, Mo Jingjing stood quietly to the side and calmly said, "I'm fine."

Bai Ze turned his head, his fair face looking dejected: "But this will affect your rest at night."

Mo thought about it seriously for a moment and gave a suggestion: "Come and sleep with me, that way the door won't make any noise and I won't be woken up."