Leisurely Farm Life in Beast World

Ada shook his head: "Apart from feeling a bit weak just after walking, I’m fine now."

Ji Nuan nodded and looked at Awa: "Now you can let go, let him try walking on his own."

Awa pursed his lips and released Ada’s hand.

Without the support, Ada was not flustered. He slowly took a step and firmly planted it on the ground, then gradually shifted his weight to lift the other foot.

After walking several smooth steps, Ada finally believed that his leg had truly healed, he no longer had to limp, and he could go hunting again.

Feeling better, Ada never realized he liked walking so much. The entire morning, he walked back and forth from the kitchen to the farthest cave, with a smile that never left his face.

Awa watched his brother like this while preparing food, feeling extremely happy in his heart.

After the beasts finished lunch, the old shaman and Chief Hasa came to Ji Nuan’s cave to invite her.

The orcs in the tribe with bone injuries were already waiting in the shaman’s cave.

"Why aren’t there any beasts in Awa and Ada’s cave? Where did they go in this weather?" The old shaman muttered with a frown, still thinking about the opportunity to heal Ada’s leg.

But when he just checked their cave, there wasn’t even a beast there, not knowing where they had gone.

Speaking of which, since the last hunt, he really hadn’t seen them.

"Shaman Ji Nuan, I’ve already had the tribesmen wait in the cave. Let’s go now... Awa?" The old shaman and Chief Hasa had just walked into Ji Nuan’s cave and saw Ji Nuan’s four beasts sitting around the fire pit.

Awa and Ada were among them.

These two little brats, he went to the cave specifically to find them, only to find they had already been waiting at Shaman Ji Nuan’s place.

"Even if Shaman Ji Nuan said she would treat your wounds, you shouldn’t just enter her cave."

Awa and Ada quickly stood up...

Stood...up!!!

"Ada, your leg?" The old shaman and Chief Hasa stared in disbelief at Ada standing there straight, and they had clearly seen just now that he stood up on his own without any support.

"On the day the sandstorm started, my leg hurt badly. My brother went to Shaman Ji Nuan to borrow some firewood, and she helped treat my leg. It’s just that today the wooden splints were removed, and I hadn’t had a chance to tell you," Ada scratched his head, a little embarrassed.

Hasa stepped forward and hugged the honest orc tightly, patting his back with great force, making a loud thumping sound.

But the eyes of both orcs turned red.

Ada had followed Hasa since he was little, their bond was extraordinary, Hasa even treated him like his own child.

But ever since his leg was injured, Ada rarely visited Hasa anymore, often staying quietly in his cave, occasionally going out to gather with the females.

Hasa knew that the boy was feeling troubled inside. Now, seeing him recover, Hasa couldn’t be happier.

"Finally, you’re well. From now on, you must hunt well with me. You used to be one of the top warriors in the tribe, you know."

Ada flashed a big white smile and nodded seriously: "Mm."