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

Because Jue was nearby, Mo didn't eat a lot, but he still got all the benefits he was entitled to.

Anyway, with a turn of his body, Bai Ze was encircled in his arms, and any movement was very discreet.

early morning.

Mo was the first to wake up. Bai Ze was completely curled up in his arms, his hands wrapped around his waist, his face buried in the two deliberately exposed pectoral muscles.

His head was silver-gray and fluffy, with a few tufts of hair sticking up.

Mo Xin felt a surge of tenderness at the sight. He gently rubbed his chin against Bai Ze's forehead and then kissed him.

Once they started kissing, they couldn't stop. He kissed her from head to neck, and then buried his face in her neck and took a few deep breaths.

Mo was finally satisfied and was about to get up when he turned his head and saw Jue lying in the bedding with a sullen face, glaring at him angrily.

Mo stared back calmly: "You're the one who doesn't sleep properly."

What does this have to do with me?

Jue didn't believe it, but there was nothing he could do. He had known the dangers of the human heart since he was a child.

She had hoped that after her father left, she could snuggle back into her father's arms.

As a result, Mo got out of bed, grabbed Jue by the back of the neck, and forced him to get up as well.

Jue tried to struggle, wriggling back and forth like a catfish that had just come ashore.

But in the face of absolute power, all efforts are in vain.

Mo walked straight out of the cave before putting the cub down.

Dissatisfied, Jue stomped off, preparing to run back.

Mo spoke up: "Don't disturb your father."

"We've run out of firewood."

Jue gritted his teeth, trying to give the beast father a bite.

Mo said calmly, "Close it."

Jue was forced to submit.

After a while, Bai Ze slowly woke up. And you know what? With someone else sleeping with him, the bed was much warmer. It felt like having a big heater right next to him at night.

Mo prepared a simple meal for himself before heading out today because he was going on a group hunt with the orcs from his tribe.

Jue didn't eat, but still had to wash the pot.

After washing up, he began his daily routine: gathering firewood and sharpening his claws.

When Bai Ze emerged from the cave, Jue had just climbed a very tall tree and set his sights on a bird's nest in a branch.

He's disliked him for a long time.

These two birds are very rude; they keep pooping on the ground, and just now it landed on his head.

Can't stand it!

Bai Ze hadn't noticed the jade at first, but when he tilted his head back and stretched his neck, he inadvertently caught a glimpse of the black dumpling on a tree branch not far away.

He quickly walked over; those blue eyes were so unique, especially against the backdrop of black fur.

Bai Ze dared not shout, for fear of frightening the child, so he could only anxiously look up and stare intently, his heart pounding in his throat.

Jue arched his back, hugged the tree trunk, and silently approached.

But given its size, it's hard for birds not to spot it while it's in the tree.

The black bird that had been lying in the nest suddenly flapped its wings and flew up, squawking in panic.

That sounds awful.

Jue couldn't help but complain.

After realizing Jue's intentions, the black bird was both angry and annoyed. It circled around his head, then seized the opportunity to bite him.

Jue immediately stretched out her front paws to pounce.

Bai Ze tensed up instantly.

The blackbird flew away, then attempted to attack again, repeating this process over and over.

Jue didn't fight him. She climbed to the edge of the bird's nest, stretched out her claws, and dragged it to the ground.

When the blackbird saw that its home was gone, it was so angry that it almost forgot to flap its wings, and it kept cursing.

As if on purpose, Jue raised its head high, swishing its tail back and forth, before slowly climbing down the tree.

Only when Bai Ze felt safe did he dare to speak: "Jue".

"Father!" Jue's eyes lit up instantly, and he quickly sped up, jumping down when he was still two meters from the ground.

"Why are you suddenly tearing down the bird's nest?" Bai Ze bent down to touch the little black leopard's head, but Jue stepped back to avoid him.

Bai Ze was puzzled, then noticed the white stuff on his head, suppressing a laugh: "Did they poop on your head?"

Even children have pride, so they turned and ran home. After turning into humans, they picked up a basin of cold water and were about to wash their hair.

Upon seeing this, Bai Ze quickly stopped him, saying, "There's hot water boiling in the pot."

"Washing your hair with cold water can easily make you sick."

Jue always did this, shaking her head and saying it wasn't necessary to go to such trouble.

Bai Ze disagreed and added more hot water. After testing the temperature with his hand, he allowed Jue to wash her hair.

The little leopard usually goes to the stream or hot spring to wash itself, so it's not used to just washing its hair at home. It rubs the bubble fruit all over its body, making bubbles everywhere.

Like Santa Claus's big beard.

Bai Ze smiled, rolled up his sleeves, and bent down to wash the child's hair.

Jue felt her father's gentle touch and suddenly felt that being pulled on the head by a bird wasn't so infuriating anymore.

After washing her clean, Bai Ze had Jue sit by the fire to dry her hair, and then added firewood to the stove so he could make breakfast.

"By the way, Jue, where's your beast father?" Bai Ze asked while scrambling the egg in his bowl.

"They went hunting."

"Did they say when you'd be back?"

"I'm with the orcs from the tribe this time, and I probably won't be back until tomorrow."

"Oh." Bai Ze felt he should tell Mo that if Mo were to go on a long trip next time, he should let him know in advance so that he could prepare some food to take with him.

After the water in the stone pot boiled, Bai Ze poured the beaten egg mixture evenly into the pot in a circular motion using chopsticks, added a little salt, a pinch of chopped wild onions, and some lard.

A simple yet delicious egg drop soup is ready.

Sweet potatoes were roasted in the fire, and Bai Ze also fried an extra piece of porcupine meat for Jue.

The child drank three bowls of soup alone.

After the meal, Bai Ze called Jue to the wall. He felt that the child had grown taller recently, so he picked up a stone and drew a horizontal line on the wall according to Jue's height as a mark, and would check again after a while.

The cubs also needed to go out to learn, and Xi came over shortly after, calling Jue to come along.

After what happened last time, Bai Ze repeatedly reminded the two children to be careful, and that it didn't matter if they didn't catch any prey.

Jue and Xi nodded.

I was all alone at home again.

Bai Ze then began preparing for his journey a few days later.

The first thing to do is sew a large backpack for both Jue and Xi, the kind that can be carried under their animal forms.

According to Mo, Jue and Xi will also be going this time. Every time the tribe exchanges salt with the merfolk, they bring along a few orc cubs to participate in the hunting along the way, which is a way for them to train together.

Jue and Xi are exactly eight years old this year. They've reached the age where they can take the exam, and now it's their turn.

Jue remained relatively calm, but Xi was incredibly excited upon hearing the news. She hugged Jue so tightly that she almost choked him.

……

With good light outside, Bai Ze sat at the cave entrance with the animal skin in his hand. By noon, it had already taken on a rough shape.

He was just about to make himself something to eat when he heard footsteps nearby. He had just started a fire and added firewood when he heard footsteps nearby.

Yuan and Bai Qing walked in, followed by another person, who, judging from his build, was probably an orc with silver-gray hair.

Bai Ze could roughly guess who he was—the original owner's beast father.

But for some reason, Bai Ze felt inexplicably nervous, as if it were a subconscious reaction of this body.

Yuan smiled and said, "Bai Ze, we've come to see you."

"This is your beastly father."

Geng stepped forward, his gray pupils filled with a deathly gloom, and the aura emanating from him made people feel uneasy.

"Don't you remember me?"

Bai Ze took two steps back: "I don't remember."

Geng had a slight limp in his right leg and walked slowly. He sat down on the stone bench, his gaze scrutinizing him: "Do you really not remember, or are you pretending?"