Leisurely Farm Life in Beast World

Right, although ambushing you was my fault, as the Guard Captain of Shaman Ji Nuan, not giving me face is like not giving the Shaman face, you know.

Feeling the movement under his feet, Xiu Yan’s deep eyes narrowed, his firm chin resting on the forehead of the female in his arms, his voice muffled: "Your Guard Captain wants face, so I don’t need face, hmm?"

That "hmm" sounded as if it were muffled from his chest, hopelessly sexy, causing Ji Nuan’s old face to turn red. Inside, she let out a wolf howl, struggling to suppress the urge to pounce on the Little Silver Wolf tempting her.

Stay calm, I am a female with integrity.

But unbeknownst to her, her eyes shining and her blushing like a lovestruck fool had already been noticed by the Orc.

From an angle she couldn’t see, a smug smile spread across the Orc’s face.

He looked disdainfully at the black and unkempt snake at his feet, weeping in the wind.

Scheming bastard, daring to stir up trouble between me and the little female. I won’t let you off.

Thinking this, he casually moved his foot.

Ya Li’s face turned ghostly pale as he clung tightly to the Orc’s large foot: "Scheming wolf, if you have the guts, stop playing dirty."

"You can’t beat me even in a fair fight."

With a ’puff,’ Ya Li felt as if his chest had been pierced, chilling to the bone.

He had always thought that Xiu Yan, this scheming wolf, had matured and steadied down after no longer being a cub competing for affection.

Now it seems, bah!

This damn guy was all pretense, merely putting on an act to gain the favor of Shaman Ji Nuan.

While the two Orcs were happily fighting, the surrounding Orcs pretended to focus on the journey, but their perked ears betrayed their slyness.

Watching their usually arrogant Captain Ya Li being tossed in the air and dangling from the boots, unable to match Captain Xiu Yan in causing trouble,

The glee in their hearts was indescribable with words.

Although they really wanted to laugh out loud, for the sake of their future safety as beasts, they still tried hard to suppress the impulse.

But those sparkling, gossip-hungry eyes couldn’t help but drift towards their comrades.

Can’t laugh, but it doesn’t hurt to sneak a peek, right?

The Tortoise Priest and Zhuangzhuang also came along this time. The old priest, experiencing the sky for the first time, was thrilled beyond words, thinking that this experience could be boasted about to his peers for hundreds of years.

After all, being a tortoise that had been to the sky was something to be proud of.

"Zhuangzhuang, did you bring back the food you took with you last time?" the old priest casually asked, looking up at the white clouds.

Zhuangzhuang was lazily basking in the sun inside the carrying basket.

Suddenly hearing the priest’s words, his body stiffened, and all four paws twitched.

Stealthily, he rolled over, preparing to pretend to sleep.

But by then, the old priest had already turned his head, and seeing Zhuangzhuang’s guilty look, he knew the answer.

He ran over with his legs flailing, stepping right on Zhuangzhuang’s head: "You wasteful thing, all that food, and you just left it on Swordfish Island?"

Zhuangzhuang swallowed nervously: "Didn’t I see they were running out of food?"

"Smack!" A hefty slap landed on Zhuangzhuang’s head.

"They run out of food, so we have it? That was all exchanged for our seafood, you wasteful thing!"

The old priest was spitting mad.

Carefully, Zhuangzhuang wiped his face clean of saliva and stealthily rubbed it on the dry grass under his feet.