Farm Girl's Manor
Chapter 620: The Space Detoxification Horror Upgrade (2)_1

Chapter 620: Chapter 620: The Space Detoxification Horror Upgrade (2)_1

"Yes, yes, yes, as you command!" Mo Yan put on a fawning expression and, with a bit of silliness, cupped his hands towards his sister, causing Xin Er, who had been purposefully maintaining a stern expression, to burst into laughter in an instant.

Seeing Mo Yan return safely, both Lixiu’s nephew and Tang Xin finally relaxed, exchanged a few jokes, and then, led by their ravenous appetites, they headed to the kitchen with the five beasts.

After spending some time together, the family was no longer as terrified of the Golden Beast as they used to be, but they still didn’t dare to get too close.

"Hmph, even though we have the five beasts, there are wild beasts in the mountains more formidable than them, and now you only return home. Don’t you know how worried the family would be? If there is a next time, don’t expect to be allowed to enter the mountains again!"

Watching the two daughters laughing together, Mo Qingze, standing in the yard, could barely maintain his stern face and scolded his eldest daughter with a rather severe tone.

Mo Yan hung her head in guilt and listened obediently. Experience told her that at times like these it was best to say nothing and do nothing, otherwise, this round of nagging would turn into an endless lecture.

Indeed, seeing Mo Yan like this, the worry and anger stuck in Mo Qingze’s throat gradually dissipated, and he continued to nag for a bit before ceasing his sermon.

Only then did Mo Yan dare to raise her head, her face eager to please as she said, "Father, your wounds haven’t fully healed. Please go back to your room and lie down, or the wound might reopen, and your daughter will feel too guilty to sleep!"

But after just over ten days of rest, even with various Qi repair from the Golden Beast’s bites, the wounds couldn’t possibly heal so quickly. Mo Qingze’s wounds were merely superficially closed; he was barely able to walk around, but he couldn’t make any bending movements.

Mo Qingze indeed felt quite exhausted. Seeing his daughter return unharmed, his discomfort intensified, and he nodded, replying, "I’ll go back to my room now! There’s still warm food and hot water left in the pot, finish dining and go to sleep early."

"Yes, daughter will help father back to his room," said Mo Yan obediently, and with Mo Qingze’s tacit approval, she helped her father back to his room. She made sure he had fallen asleep with his eyes closed before she turned off the light and quietly left.

Xin Er had already served the warm food from the pot at the kitchen table. Looking at the white rice, the green bok choy, and the few other light dishes, Mo Yan found she had little appetite.

She forced herself to eat some in front of her sister before urging her to go back to rest soon.

Xin Er was also feeling tired, so without much talk, she reminded her sister to eat all her food. After receiving a firm reply, she then got up and returned to her room.

Mo Yan picked at a few more bites, but ultimately, she couldn’t eat any more, so she sneakily took the food to the doorway of the chicken coop and dumped it there for the roosters to "destroy the evidence" the next morning.

Back in her own yard, Mo Yan drank some Spirit Spring Water and then asked the Red Python about those bandits who had been bitten by its brethren.

After more than a year of getting to know each other, communication between Mo Yan and the beasts had become increasingly smooth. It didn’t take long for her to find out what she wanted to know.

She learned that all the snakes were poisonous, causing victims to feel weak all over, and with time passing, their bodies would stiffen. If they received timely treatment, they could recover within three to five days. If not, they would inevitably face amputation, and in more severe cases, permanent paralysis.

Those people laying in the wilderness, especially at midnight, would likely have a hard time getting timely help. To this, Mo Yan felt no sympathy for the Red Python’s rough handling—if it hadn’t intervened, it would have summoned snakes capable of killing with a single bite! She wasn’t certain if the bandits hand taken lives or whether they came for wealth or were directed by someone else to trip them up. Had the Red Python not made a move, Xiao Ruiyuan and the Dark Guards would certainly not have spared them. Most likely, at this moment, those bandits were already decapitated and dismembered.

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