Interspecies Training Manual

"I don't know what Brian will do next, but he certainly won't let it go."

Luo An revealed his plan.

"I plan to visit a few neighboring farms first."

"Tell them that I was attacked by monsters, and warn them that the monsters in the forest have been restless recently and are showing signs of spreading."

"Make sure everyone is prepared so they won't be caught off guard when encountering monsters."

"On ordinary days, we can go into the forest to hunt monsters."

"Celia, you stay home while I'm away."

Roan remembered that when Brian came before, he said that monsters had attacked several farms.

He must have his eye on the farms in this area, and there will definitely be more attacks later.

"Master, what do you mean?"

Celia looked confused, not quite understanding the ambiguity in his words.

Roan explained to her, "I'll tell them that when monsters are attacked, thick smoke rises, and nearby farms can help each other."

"As soon as I see thick smoke, I will arrive at the right time to help the other farmers fight off the monsters."

"You need to stay at home to prevent monsters from destroying the farm while I'm away."

There are more than a dozen farms in the area where this farm in Luan is located.

The distance between them is not far, and once the fireworks are lit, there will definitely be enough time to provide support.

"I helped them solve the disasters brought by the monsters, and they will naturally remember my kindness. As word spreads among them, my reputation for bravely fighting the monsters will soon spread throughout this area."

"Reputation is very useful in the countryside; over time, people in the surrounding areas may even know about it."

Celia gradually understood her master's intentions, but her brows furrowed instead.

"But Master, if you do this, won't Brian understand your strength even better?"

"Wouldn't that make him even more wary of you and send even more men to deal with us?"

Roan understood that Celia was thinking of him.

But since she lives in the forest and doesn't have many opportunities to come into contact with humans, it's normal that she doesn't understand some things for a while.

"If we keep enduring this, Brian won't let us off the hook."

"Then why continue to endure it?"

With his current strength, Luo An wouldn't find it too difficult to fight those monsters.

"Fighting monsters is a glorious thing in itself."

"Faced with someone who has made great contributions and is widely known among the people, even if Brian wanted to get rid of me, he wouldn't dare to do it openly. He could only think of other ways."

What Roan was most worried about was that Brian would deliberately find some charges against him and use the lord's name to strip him of the farm.

Once he had made a name for himself, Brian would never do such a thing in order to maintain his image as a "wise lord".

An attack from the shadows is much easier to deal with than being openly crushed by Brian's power.

"Master, I understand."

Celia nodded, seemingly understanding but not quite.

"As a hero who fights against monsters, Master, Brian has to be very careful when he attacks you."

Luo An suddenly laughed.

"If Brian knew what I had done, he would probably hate me even more, but on the surface he would still have to praise my contributions to the fight against the monsters, and might even give me some reward."

Luo An could imagine how upset he must have felt when Brian praised him.

It was right in front of them, yet they couldn't make a move.

"Master, I will do my best to cooperate with your plan."

For Celia, defending the home was not a difficult task.

"Master, even if you're not here, I can still go into the forest to clear out the monsters."

"If we clear out the monsters in the vicinity, won't our home be safe?"

Forehead...

Luo An was taken aback.

Celia's words made so much sense that there was no way to refute them.

Seeing her try to get up, Luo An quickly pressed her down.

"No rush, focus on recovering first, and we'll talk about it once you've fully recovered."

"I'll first visit the nearby farms and spread the word."

Luo An picked up the fallen bedding, turned around, and walked out of the wooden house.

On the farm's open ground, lay the carcasses of three bulls and one living bull.

Luo An first dealt with the bull carcass, efficiently skinning, deboning, and cutting the meat.

He salted large quantities of fresh beef and hung them in a well-ventilated shed to air-dry into jerky.

This amount of meat is enough to last for a long time.

Any surplus can be sold for money or exchanged for supplies at nearby farms.

After disposing of the body, Luo An walked up to the still-alive bull.

Luo An used healing magic to treat the bull's injuries, and the bull's wounds were basically healed.

It lay obediently on the ground, bowing its head towards him.

Luo An wondered, since the bulls were also considered a different race, why was there no reaction from the "Alien Race Handbook"?

The manual clearly warned us when we went to the slave market.

Unwittingly, he compared the group of slaves to wild bulls.

"Perhaps the bull's intelligence is too low to meet the standard?"

After much thought, Luo An came to a conclusion.

This is the biggest difference between the two.

"Niu Niu, take me to other farms."

Luo An rode on the back of the ox and hung a lot of beef on it.

He didn't care whether the bull understood or not, and pointed in a direction.

"Moo~"

Following his instructions, the bull stood up and left the farm.

......

noon.

Roan rode his bull into a farm.

"Good heavens, a monster is coming!"

Several slaves working in the fields turned ashen-faced the moment they saw the green-haired bull.

They dropped their farm tools and ran wildly toward the house.

"Niu Niu, you stay here for now."

As soon as he finished speaking, the bull stopped and bent over on the ground.

Seeing that it was very intelligent, Luo An felt even more that it was the right thing to spare its life.

He rolled off the cow's back and looked in the direction of the house.

Inside the room, the slaves were casting terrified glances through the window.

This is similar to what Luo An thought.

The greater the fear of monsters, the more likely it is to be true.

There's strength in numbers.

When Luo An reached the door, it opened inwards.

A burly, but somewhat weathered middle-aged man stepped out.

"Luo An, I've heard about your father's situation."

"It's a pity about this, but I hope you can get over your grief as soon as possible."

Grant patted his shoulder and glanced at the bull in the distance.

"You've tamed the green-haired bull?"

He had just heard the slaves say that someone had arrived at the farm riding a bull, so he glanced out the window.

Tamed bulls can indeed help with farming, but they are fierce and not easy to tame.

In addition, the daily food consumption is enormous, and ordinary farms simply cannot afford to feed them.

"Yes, Uncle Grant."

Luo An didn't do anything to tame it, but the bull was very obedient, so it could be considered tamed.

Grant was surprised to hear this answer.

This young man, whose face still looks somewhat immature, is actually able to tame a wild bull?

"I'm here to tell Uncle Grant something."

Luo An didn't waste any words and went straight to the point.

"You must have heard from the lord about the series of attacks on the farm recently."

"I thought things would calm down after the monster attacks, but my farm was attacked by monsters again last night."

"Four bulls charged into my farm, and I killed three of them."

Grant was shocked by Roan's words.

How long has it been, and yet monsters have emerged from the forest to attack the farm again?

What surprised him even more was that after old Bell died, Roan was able to kill three wild bulls!

When Grant last saw Roan, he thought that with his thin body, he probably wouldn't even be able to handle an ordinary goblin.

But now, Luo An has grown much taller and stronger, and his growth is very rapid.

"This wild bull is the only survivor."

Luo An pointed to the green-haired bull and waved at it.

The green-haired bull quickly ran over.

Luo An handed over the dozens of kilograms of fresh beef hanging on its body.

"Uncle Grant, there's plenty of beef."

"But there are only two people on my farm, and we can't possibly eat all of it, so I'll give you this beef."