Fabre in Sacheon’s Tang

Yeolbi’s adjustment period turned out to be rough.

Probably because the girls had scared him when they first captured him—he remained extremely wary of Cho, Hyang, Bini, and Yo-hwa. And maybe because of the pirate fight, he even showed a lot of caution toward unfamiliar humans.

No—more precisely, he was wary of everyone except me, and outright afraid of the other girls.

Thankfully, I wasn’t on his blacklist. But since he kept panicking every time the other kids came near and freaked out around strangers, I had no choice but to keep him inside one of the buildings the pirates had left behind.

I decided to introduce him to the others slowly and restrict the number of people he met.

Let him adapt gradually to humans and other venomous beasts.

‘Well, makes sense. He is a wild-caught specimen—he’ll need time to adjust.’

In my previous life, when it came to raising dogs, we used to divide them into three categories based on origin.

Farm-bred ones were called farm breeder dogs.

Dogs bred by individuals were personal breeder dogs.

And lastly, those captured from the wild were classified as wild specimens.

Each category had its pros and cons.