The beloved baby has a space

Chapter 112 Dig Up a Bamboo Basket
Wang Dalang's older brothers haven't had much time to play with Xiao Ayu, so they can't really appreciate Xiao Ayu's good fortune.

"It's too dangerous over there. Let's go to the other side. The fruit there should be ripe by now. Let's go pick it," Wang Dalang coaxed Xiao Ayu.

"But I want to go over there..." Little Ayu wasn't very familiar with the older brother, so she kept her voice down.

Wang Wulang hurriedly said, "Brother, let's listen to Ayu. She's incredibly lucky. The place she tells us to go is sure to yield some good things!"

The twins, Wang Liulang and Wang Qilang, quickly came to vouch for Xiao Ayu.

"Yes, yes, Big Brother listens to Ayu. Last time we found that sheep dung ball, oh no, that was a truffle, Ayu insisted on bringing it back."

They didn't know anything about good fortune, but they knew that if Ayu suddenly wanted to go somewhere, they might encounter something good.

If it weren't for the strict discipline of Grandma and the others, they would really want to keep Ayu on the mountain every day.

Wang Dalang was still somewhat hesitant. Like his father, his first consideration was not profit, but the safety of his family.

On the contrary, Wang Erlang was more decisive. He said, "We're all together. Even if something happens, we can't not even protect Ayu. Besides, Xiao Yang is with us."

When everyone turned around, they saw the lamb running around on its hooves, followed by two squirrels.

The two squirrels were holding pine nuts in their hands, trying to bring them to the lamb's mouth, but the lamb completely ignored them, turned its head and bit off the grass next to it.

They often see scenes of lambs taming other animals, so they don't think much of it anymore.

Don't let its small size fool you; this little lamb is quite formidable. The village's newly purchased calf and several large sheep are all a bit apprehensive when they see it.

Not to mention the puppies.

Wang Dalang said, "Alright then, let's go take a look."

What could be on the other side of the ravine?
Little Ayu was also very curious.

"Elf, what's over there? I can't see anything, it looks like all grass, big trees, and wildflowers."

Nature's gifts are far more abundant than you can imagine, especially in spring.

However, I don't know what it is right now; I only know that it's a rather strong energy.

The dumpling hasn't fully integrated all the information from this world. Its data is constantly being updated as the child grows. Right now, it can only sense the amount of energy.

They finally arrived at the edge of the ravine, a dried-up ravine with a pile of boulders at the bottom and various shrubs growing around the stones.

Some waterside plants also grow here, and they thrive even without flowing water.

"There are wild oranges here!" Wang Wulang, with his sharp eyes, immediately spotted the wild oranges by the ditch.

These wild oranges are oval-shaped, only about the size of a thumb, and mostly green, with some turning golden. The golden ones are edible.

There's nothing particularly special about this area, except that the wild oranges are growing very well, densely packed together.

There are also some raspberries, which are usually used as medicinal herbs and people often soak them in water to drink.

As for what it can cure, they are not quite sure.

Wang Dalang spotted several kinds of wild vegetables and asked Wang Erlang to bring him the bamboo basket. He then bent down and began to dig for the vegetables.

Like his father, Wang Erlang was quite thoughtful. Before coming, he specifically asked Hu Xiaotong and learned that there were some medicinal herbs that his family was currently lacking and that he didn't have time to collect them. So he focused on picking those medicinal herbs.

Dr. Hu's family has been buying medicinal herbs for years, but the purchase price is very low, so people just pick some while doing farm work or going into the mountains.

If you pick too much, you get paid; if you pick too little, consider it a gift to their family.

Wang Erlang took Wang Sanlang with him to find medicinal herbs, and then instructed Wang Silang: "You stay with your elder brother and the others and take good care of Ayu. We'll come back to meet you later."

Wang Silang nodded: "Alright, don't go too far, there are many snakes in the grass in spring."

"knew."

"Baby, move forward a little, there's something under that bush."

Listening to Tuanzi's words, Xiao Ayu took a few steps forward and gently parted the bushes, only to encounter a snake.

If you look closely, there's a slight crease on the snake's tail.

"Ah, there's a poisonous snake here!" Wang Wulang, who was next to Ayu, immediately spotted the snake. The others heard the commotion and rushed over.

Little Ayu wasn't afraid at all; she sensed that the venomous snake meant her no harm.

"It's a snake! Did I disturb your sleep? I'm sorry." Xiao Ayu apologized sincerely and was about to leave when the venomous snake shook its head at her, then twisted its body and slowly moved to the side.

Follow it.

Little Ayu quickly followed the venomous snake.

"Ayu, don't go! That snake is poisonous. One bite and you're dead!" Wang Wulang had seen this kind of poisonous snake before. When those snakes went to bite the people of Shanyang Village, some of them were killed.

While cleaning up, Grandma Wang called over the boys in the family and asked them to identify the snakes one by one.

The main reason is that it's usually difficult to gather all these different species of snakes together. Identifying them will make it easier to go into the mountains in the future.

Wang Wulang loved going into the mountains, so he remembered things very carefully and naturally knew that the snake in front of him could be called the king of venomous snakes.

That bite could kill you instantly.

“The snake won’t bite me,” said Xiao Ayu. “It’s going to take me to find something.”

Wang Wulang asked suspiciously, "What, can you understand snakes talking?"

Even the other brothers looked over, half believing and half doubting.

So much has happened to Xiao Ayu that now, let alone Xiao Ayu understanding animal language, even if they said Xiao Ayu was a fairy who could fly right away, they would think it was perfectly normal.

Little Ayu thought that her fifth brother seemed a little slow-witted.

But it's okay, Ayu doesn't mind her brother.

Xiao Ayu hadn't walked far when the venomous snake stopped, circled around a few plants, and then sped away.

This is it.

The plant in front of me is quite special. It has several pointed leaves on the outside, supporting a yellow flower in the middle, and each petal has tendrils next to it.

"what is this?"

"It looks a bit unusual, different from other weeds. Is it a medicinal herb?"

Wang Erlang didn't go anywhere else; everyone gathered around, trying to identify the object.

Unfortunately, no one has ever seen it.

“This is something Ah Yu found, it must be something good, let’s take it back first.”

As soon as Wang Wulang finished speaking, he reached out and pulled the plant up.

Wang Dalang saw something under the plant, so he used Xiao Ayu's small wooden hoe to dig it out. It was a tuber, dark and unsightly. He didn't know if it was useful.

This plant, like any other weed, quickly grew into a small patch, and the Wang family's children were all busy pulling at the leaves and digging up the tubers.

By the time they finished digging, they had filled about half a bamboo basket.

Next, they dug up some tender bamboo shoots in the nearby bamboo grove and filled their baskets to the brim before they were done.

Wang Dalang took it upon himself to carry these things directly to Doctor Hu's house.

Dr. Hu was puzzled: "Why are you giving me bamboo shoots?"

Wang Dalang pushed aside the bamboo shoots on the surface of the bamboo basket, revealing the plant at the bottom.

When Dr. Hu took a look, he first doubted that he had seen it wrong, but upon closer inspection, he realized that it was quite serious.

"Isn't this Paris polyphylla?!"

They just casually pressed it under the bamboo shoot!

(End of this chapter)