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Chapter 87 The Jumping Lamb Became Obedient (Part 2)
The entire venue was like a show of the little bears' hunting skills.

The dozen or so jumping lambs were repeatedly ravaged by the little bear using various hunting skills. The bear even bit them when he got angry. He didn't use any attribute energy, and not a single jumping lamb escaped unscathed.

After cleaning up, I felt relieved.

Looking at the white balls lying all over the ground, the little bear's anger subsided, his skills were practiced, and his physical strength was consumed. He happily followed his mother to eat honey fruit salad.

These little bouncing lambs lay motionless on the ground, half frightened and half exhausted, each falling to the ground and twitching from time to time, creating the scene of a tragic crime.

Josh wasn't buying it.

The little bear was very good at reading people's expressions. He never really bit anyone. He basically just pounced on the other one and then moved on to the next one. At most, a few tufts of fur fell off, but he wasn't hurt at all.

However, this time, Josh wanted to see if these jumping lambs would still dare to run around and act naughty every day.

Out of the corner of his eye, he saw Big Head quietly running over to see what was going on. Josh saw its legs tremble and it did a split.

"Mee!" Big Head let out a shrill scream, the sheep was about to die!

Its cry didn't scare Josh and the others, but instead frightened the little creatures pretending to be dead on the ground, causing them to tremble all over and jump up on the spot.

When Big Head found out that these naughty little lambs were pretending, he jumped twice happily, and then gave them a kick. They deserved it!
After being severely punished by the little bear, the lambs were trembling on the way back to the sheepfold, fearing that a bear would come out and bite them.

The other lambs who were watching were even more frightened and ran away as soon as they saw the bear. They no longer had the arrogance and fearlessness they had before.

The farm bully changed his appearance and became a sheep again.

However, Josh discovered these days that the little bear seemed to have found new hobbies. It was keen on attacking every lamb that failed to escape anytime and anywhere, which effectively trained its hunting skills and the lambs' ability to escape.

The contract was also successfully signed here.

Mr. Stowe's reply was very interesting. He thanked Josh for correcting the omissions in the contract and quickly sent the revised new contract, seeming quite impatient.

Josh was a little puzzled at first, but after looking at the contract for a while, he suddenly found it a little funny. Could it be that he thought of himself as a member of the Federation?

Judging from the writing style and strictness of the revised contract, it can indeed be seen that it was produced by official personnel. However, the tiger skin has been torn off, and can't you see that the matter was handled much faster?

Josh didn't explain either.

Because the little bears put too much pressure on them, the lambs rarely go to the Glimmering Forest recently, for fear of encountering the little bears or other predators. They are much more vigilant than before.

All day long, he just dared to walk around the Shimmering Lake, nibbling on the tender grass and green leaves, and incidentally helped Josh a lot.

Mr. Stowe's fisherman arrived at the farm the day after the contract was signed.

The lakeside was crowded with jumping lambs who came to watch the fun. After being forced to calm down recently, they often took their anger out on flowers, plants and trees for no reason. They looked as if their brains had been eaten by a little bear, and they became a bit stupid and domineering.

Josh casually remarked that there were strict limits on the amount of fish that could be caught, so these idle lambs gave themselves a new task: to supervise these fishermen and properly salvage the lake fish.

If they caught them secretly overfishing or their nets being too tight, they'd find something to say, bleating and torturing the fishermen, taking their anger out on them. Sometimes, Josh felt sympathy for the older men. Sometimes, when he'd catch a few extra fish to take home for a snack, he'd be surrounded by these mean little creatures, making him feel really embarrassed. He'd tell the older men to be polite and just take a few fish home.

Faced with Josh's protection, the lambs became selfless. They bleated and taught Josh that even as a farmer he could not violate the rules, and punished Josh by being bitten by the bear.

Their catchphrase lately is to punish you by getting bitten by a bear.

In response, Qiao Xi smiled slightly, put his hand into the bear's mouth, and raised his eyebrows at the lamb in the distance, "See, the bear won't bite me."

The lambs were so angry that they viciously gnawed away all the grass where the little bear often slept, and refused to listen to anyone's advice.

However, no matter how cowardly this form of revenge could be, Josh didn't care.

However, with the supervision of the lambs, Josh did save a lot of worries. Previously, considering that the farm could not catch fish for sale on its own, he could only ask Mr. Stowe to arrange someone to come. If it were not for the supervision of the lambs, who knows how many more troubles would have arisen.

As the days passed, Qiao Xi was busy every day and lived a very fulfilling life.

In the blink of an eye, it is golden autumn. The lush forest at low altitude is full of vitality. However, it is different on the other side of the snow-capped mountains. The woods on the hillside are golden, and when the sun shines on them, it looks like a golden mountain.

The bitter chestnut beans have entered their harvest season. Qiao Xi has just picked a small basket and is ready to try making some canned chestnut beans himself.

After carrying out the bundles of bitter chestnut beans and piling them on the ground, Qiao Xi began to pick the beans from the stalks one by one.

Be gentle and rub the bitter chestnut beans lightly. The round beans will roll out of the pods with a unique bean smell and bitter taste.

Josh put all the beans in a small basin and soaked them first.

This is completely different from the broad beans that are more than half a meter long.

The broadsword beans take a very long time to grow, and they are planted much earlier than the bitter chestnut beans. But a few days ago, Qiao Xi cut a bean and brought it back. The bean inside was only a tiny bit big and tender. A light bite would release crispy and sweet juice, which did not taste like a bean.

However, the broadsword lentil was not originally meant to be eaten. Its main function was to be used as a weapon. Otherwise, how did it get the name of broadsword?

When the broad beans are fully mature, their pods will become woody, harder than hardwood, with smooth lines. With just a little processing, they can be made into simple scimitars, which are as lethal as metal scimitars.

However, Josh's original purpose of planting these broad beans was not very pure. First, he wanted the legumes to enrich the soil fertility, and second, he wanted to attract a few rodent monsters. As for eating and selling them, they were incidental, and he would make money either way.

It's still tender now, perfect for shredding and wrapping.

Josh tried it and found that the outer skin of the broad beans blanched in boiling water can be easily torn off, and the inner core together with the small beans and rice can be cut into shreds. After stir-frying and seasoning, it can be made into fragrant shredded lentils wraps.

When they grow old, we cut them all down and sell them together. We don’t have to worry about whether they are young or old.

As I was thinking about it and moving my hands, I unconsciously filled a basin with bitter chestnut beans.

However, it cannot be canned directly now, and the bitterness must be removed. There are many ways to remove the bitterness of chestnut beans. The simplest way is to soak them for a long time after boiling.

(End of this chapter)