Her Cultivation Diary
Chapter 281 - Chapter 281 Honey Bee Defense War_1

Chapter 281: Honey Bee Defense War_1 Chapter 281: Honey Bee Defense War_1 In order to defend his master’s food supplies, Daxiong committed his whole strength to the pounce, not holding anything back.

However, just as he was about to succeed and was ready to open his big mouth, he realized he had exerted too much force and couldn’t retract his wings in time, so he could only continue forward with inertia, crashing ahead with his chubby body!

“Bang.”

It was as if the sound echoed through the air.

The next moment, the giant hornet, as if hit by a cannonball, plunged straight to the ground, and then was rapidly crushed beneath the plummeting Daxiong.

Before the hornet could snap out of its daze, its plump rear end shot out its tail needle “swoosh” and pierced straight into its own waist!

Instantly, the giant hornet lay motionless.

Just arrived at the mountain, Song Tan: …

Just… what is there to say?

Should she still take action?

Her gaze swept over the area, noticing about one or two hundred hornets approaching, while her own fifty-plus bee bears were clearly outnumbered.

But if weight was considered…

emmmm… which is to say, these bee bears at home were indeed bigger, rounder, and chubbier than ordinary bee bears.

Having witnessed Daxiong’s lethality, she simply stopped and, with folded arms, leaned against a tree to watch quietly.

Daxiong and the bees didn’t know that their unscrupulous master was now watching idly. Daxiong, having won the battle in confusion, was even more spirited!

Soon, it used its small wings to lift its plump body and shakily returned to the air, once again targeting a strong hornet–

“Buzz buzz buzz… Bang!”

This time it was a bit smarter; as it charged, it stabbed its tail needle into the adversary!

Though it lacked venom, a direct stab, and how could the hornet survive?

It quickly plummeted to the ground motionless.

In just a minute of back-and-forth sprinting, a dozen large hornets had already fallen to the ground.

Song Tan watched in utter awe!

Not just Daxiong, but the other cubs she bore, who were usually only good for feeding themselves and useless otherwise, were now fiercely charging and crashing about!

The bees buzzed and flew chaotically, occasionally coordinating to deliver finishing blows.

In this battle, it was clear they had the upper hand, and the incoming hornets…

Song Tan estimated: a hornet nest typically only had a few dozen to a few hundred hornets, and seeing the bees in action, it seemed like the entire force had mobilized.

Unexpectedly, their plans went awry, and they were utterly pathetic beneath the robust form of Daxiong…

What came next was no longer a concern.

This “war” lasted for about fifteen to twenty minutes, and when Daxiong finally collapsed onto the grass, trembling, that’s when Song Tan stepped forward and quickly poked its round and plump rear with her finger.

“Are you alive?”

Something pricked sharply at the tip of its backside and instinctively shot out a sting, but then detecting a familiar presence, Daxiong moved a bit and buried its head back into the grass.

Song Tan: … Good thing she was quick with her fingers!

Alright then, it looked like Daxiong wasn’t injured, just purely exhausted.

However, after raising a little chubby bee bear who ate without contributing for so long, today knowing he could defend the home and protect the territory, truly gave her a sense of pride like “my child has done well.”

Just as she was contemplating whether to give it a trace of Spiritual Energy, she saw Daxiong, who had been resting on the ground for a while, suddenly stagger and take flight again. It then aimed for the nearest beehive and squeezed headfirst into the hole used by the bees to come and go.

That was a small hole meant to be for this purpose, just thick enough to fit a thumb through, and at this moment his round plump body had become lodged in it; without any effort, it wouldn’t drop down.

The pollen baskets on his hind legs had long since scattered, with only sporadic yellow pollen remaining among the fluff on his body.

Song Tan opened the beehive to take another look inside and saw several worker bees painstakingly and tenderly removing the freshly made honey from the honeycombs, bit by bit feeding it directly into Daxiong’s mouth.

The little creature shook its head and swayed, looking exceptionally contented.

Song Tan: …

Although he was a hero, how was it that the more she looked, the more she felt frustrated?

After pondering for a while, Song Tan couldn’t resist and reached out to “pop” a flick on its buttocks.

While Daxiong was enjoying the honey fed by the worker bees, at that moment his round and plump buttocks involuntarily bumped into the inside of the box. He didn’t even realize what had happened before he panicked, attempting to flap his wings, only to find that his wings too had gotten stuck at the entrance of the box!

However, the next moment, a familiar wave of Spiritual Energy flowed through his body, and he suddenly relaxed, now directly blissfully stuck at the side of the beehive, swaying once again.

With her hand retracted, she now watched the big wasps scattered all over the ground–a couple of hundred of them lying there was quite a sight… It would be a waste, wouldn’t it?

After a moment of thought, she simply gathered them all up, carried them over to the chicken coop beside the pigsty, and scattered them around with a splatter.

Now the chickens were out scouring the hillsides, and once they returned and saw this special meal, they would likely be very pleased.

However, the piglets in the neighboring pigsty were displeased, grunting and pushing their way to the fence, once again letting out a resounding “rourou” of a call.

To the uninitiated, one might think they hadn’t been fed enough.

Song Tan: …All right, all right, all right!

She was in a rather good mood now, so she took a stick to pick up the wasps and fed one to each pig, making it seem fair like the dewfall.

The pigs really ate anything, but after chewing a couple of times, they turned their heads and went back to play near the pigsty, clearly finding the food not to their liking.

So picky?

Song Tan looked at their half-grown bodies, nodding in satisfaction–by their size, they ought to reach 300 pounds by the new year to be worth the trouble, right?

Back home, seeing Qiaoqiao anxiously looking at her, Song Tan did not hide anything but praised instead,

“Qiaoqiao, your Daxiong achieved a great feat today. The wasps came over and got all beaten up by Daxiong. Now they’re all dead.”

“Really?” Qiaoqiao jumped three feet high with joy: “Daxiong is that powerful? But…”

He turned his head to look at Song Youde: “Grandpa, aren’t wasp stingers poisonous? Daxiong doesn’t seem to have been poisoned.”

He remembered being stung when he first caught it, but it healed quickly after applying some medicine.

How could Youde possibly answer that?

Two bees fighting, could he really articulate who did what? Should he tell the child to believe it or not?

Instead, it was Song Tan who said, “No, it’s because Daxiong has been raised by you to be so strong and plump. It directly charged at them, and the wasps were crushed to death by its weight.”

For some reason, this answer was a bit odd yet seemed reasonable.

Everyone fell silent, and then they heard Qiaoqiao cheer and hurriedly return to his room to bring out his honey processing tools, holding up a big bucket and asking, “Then… Sister, can I feed Daxiong some more honey as a reward?”

Song Tan glanced at him: “He’s already eating.”

And doing so as if he’s had plenty of practice.

“Qiaoqiao, tell me the truth, normally which of them do you actually feed honey to?”

Qiaoqiao stood there, looking around, and after a long while, he stammered out, “Just, just a little bit…”

Song Tan: …Just a tiny bit, right?

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