OBS Chapter 113: Transporting Fodder
Chapter 113: Transporting Fodder
After dinner, Su Qiuyi made the excuse that she was tired and went to bed and hid under the quilt.
Actually, he went to find Bai Xiaojing.
When it came to the matter of feeding the cows with fodder, Bai Xiaojing almost patted her chest and guaranteed that it could be done.
The two of them studied whether this storage space could be used to teleport living things.
Bai Xiaojing wanted to get some dairy cows that were specialized in producing milk.
Bai Xiaojing keeps a turtle, a hamster and goldfish in her small apartment.
Su Qiuyi finally chose the goldfish, which was the animal that made her feel most secure. She was afraid of hamsters and didn't dare to touch the turtle.
Finally, Bai Xiaojing's little goldfish just arrived at the storage space at home, and before Su Qiuyi could take it out, it burped and died.
Bai Xiaojing was heartbroken.
Bai Xiaojing: "Xiao Yiyi, living things can't be teleported. What a pity for my little Jinbao... wuwuwu..."
Su Qiuyi had no intention of giving up. She felt that maybe something went wrong.
Finally, she left the house under the pretext of going to the bathroom, and asked Bai Xiaojing to send the hamster over.
Almost at the moment the storage box made a sound, Su Qiuyi released the hamster.
result…
"what…"
The little hamster jumped right under her feet, causing her to scream out loud.
At the same time, a deafening sound was heard from the direction of Qinghe Mountain.
One sound after another resounded through the sky.
Su Qiuyi's shout woke up Su Laosan, who was already a light sleeper.
When he ran out in a hurry, he heard the sound of a bomb. Frightened, he quickly pulled his daughter into the house and closed the door.
"What's that sound?" Only after doing all this did I have time to care about the sound outside.
Su Qiuyi knew that it was Chu Mingxiao who took action.
She shook her head, "I don't know, Dad, don't go out!"
After instructing his father, he quickly ran into the house to comfort his two sisters who were awakened.
As for the conclusion from the test just now that it would be fine if living creatures were released instantly through teleportation, she didn't even have time to tell Bai Xiaojing.
Anyway, the little hamster had run away, and she didn’t know how to comfort Bai Xiaojing who had lost two pets at once. So she decided to comfort her two younger sisters first.
The sound lasted for a few seconds and then stopped, but it frightened the people in the surrounding villages and Qinghe Town so much that they couldn't sleep all night.
But I didn't dare go out, so I missed the opportunity to know the truth.
Su Qiuyi also did not sleep all night. Although he knew what had happened, he was still too worried to sleep.
The next morning, she rushed out eagerly, wanting to find out something, or to find out what Chu Mingxiao was like.
Not long after I got on the street, a group of people came rushing over from the town entrance.
Looking closely, she saw that the handsome young man sitting on a tall horse and wearing white armor was the person she had been worried about all night.
A team of guards followed in unison around him.
The young man was wearing armor and wearing the sword she had given him around his waist.
Her expression was cold and there was no trace of the peacefulness that he usually had when he was with her.
If she wasn't familiar with him, she would not have recognized that this was the same person as the Chu Mingxiao she knew.
Su Qiuyi stood like the brave villagers on the street, watching Chu Mingxiao pass by her without even a glance.
A group of people walked by, and the bearded man imprisoned in the prison car in the middle appeared in front of Su Qiuyi, dying. His miserable appearance pleased Su Qiuyi.
Barely suppressing the strange feeling Chu Mingxiao brought to her, she watched Chu Mingxiao walk away in a pretty good mood and turned around to go home.
She probably understood that Chu Mingxiao had said goodbye to her in advance and repeatedly told her to protect herself because he was afraid that his identity would bring danger to their family.
He gave it up and went home. He told his father and two sisters what happened on the street and how the bandits in Qinghe Mountain were wiped out by the government. Then he picked up his sword and left the house.
She practiced martial arts every morning regardless of weather conditions.
She didn't stop until her sisters called her into the house to eat.
After washing up with the skin care kit given by Wen Xiner, I did some simple skin care and had my meal.
I went out dressed warmly.
Su Laosan naturally became his daughter's groom, helping her wherever she went.
Su Qiuyi picked a good place on the way back to the village.
At noon, she received a message from Bai Xiaojing saying that the fodder was ready, so she went out alone while her father was not paying attention.
He walked to the secluded place on the way back to the village from Qinghe Town and put out all the fodder that Bai Xiaojing had brought.
She was also very thoughtful. Although she bought the kind of bales of grass, she also specially removed the plastic net bags that shouldn't be here before delivering them to her.
Sometimes a small detail can touch people for a long time.
Su Qiuyi looked at the 300 bundles of hay, each weighing about 500 kilograms, which took up a large area.
Some headaches with transportation.
Although it is not far from the new house, transporting these bundles is still time-consuming and laborious.
But if she couldn't transport it all at once, she didn't want to take the risk of repeated trips.
The transportation was completed just in time to take advantage of the commotion in Qinghe Mountain last night when the villagers were too scared to go out. This should be enough for the cattle to eat until the grass grows next summer.
She was thinking of a way to transport it, but Bai Xiaojing wasn't done yet.
After the transportation of hay is completed, the transportation of feed begins.
Bags of corn kernels were delivered in sacks that were available at that time.
A total of one hundred bags, weighing more than ten thousand pounds.
Su Qiuyi didn't even dare to take it out.
She turned around and ran home. After returning home panting, she told her father about the solution to the fodder problem.
The father and daughter went to Qinghe Town again, hired six horse-drawn and ox-drawn carts, and started transporting fodder.
Su Laosan wondered why his daughter managed to get such a huge amount of fodder in such a short time, and why she didn't send it directly home but unloaded it here.
Su Qiuyi didn't intend to hide it from her father, because her father believed in the fox fairy's words anyway.
When Su Laosan learned that it was the fox fairy who helped again, he quickly thought of an excuse for his daughter to tell outsiders.
She doesn't have to worry about it anymore.
The transportation took from the afternoon until the next morning, and it took six horse-drawn carts to transport all 300 bales of hay to the open space behind the cowshed in the backyard of the new house.
They work all night long because the pay is enough.
The villagers were afraid to go out for a while, but by the time the fodder was transported in batches, everyone had already gone out.
They watched the Su family's construction and assets with curiosity, jealousy and envy.
The cows are no longer a secret, and the fodder has also silenced some people's sour comments: "So what if there are so many cows? They will starve to death sooner or later if there is nothing to feed them!"
Su Qiuyi waved her hand and directly compensated the villagers for the half-day's work delay. She also generously asked that since half a day's work was delayed today, lunch would be served as dinner instead, with an extra dish of meat soup.
Everyone's thoughts on their family were taken away.
Instead of being jealous of other people's work, it is better to be smart and do your job well, so that you can get real benefits.
The happiest person here is none other than Wang Xiang. Yesterday he and Su Lao San were still worried about having no fodder to feed the cows. Now today so much fodder was delivered. How could he not be happy?
Then there were the cows, which had just given birth to calves and weren’t fat yet. The food they had eaten before was not good, so when they saw such good fodder, they couldn’t help but moaning.