The pet I raised comes from the second dimension.

Afterwards, with Alvin and Taihua maintaining security, Donas and Dorothy were in charge of distributing meals to the people in line. A pot of fragrant relief porridge was quickly emptied.

During the process of distributing porridge,

Donas's gaze kept drifting towards Taihua.
He had a shifty, sneaky look on his face, as if he was plotting something.

"Hmph! If she can't come up with a reason later, I'll never talk to her again! She deliberately dirtied the freshly cooked porridge. She's read so many books, yet she's so wicked..." Donas thought to herself, her impression of Taihua greatly diminished. She was so angry that she pouted.

Sulking
Even my grip strength has increased.
Donas flipped the spatula and scraped the pot, making a harsh metallic "crackling" sound, as if she was venting all her resentment on the pot.

With his back to Donas, Taihua remained expressionless, a faint curve appearing on his red lips hidden beneath his veil.

Taihua knew that Donas was angry with her.

She adores the Dorothys, including Dorothy, Donas, and Doraemon.

These little guys are simple-minded, have clear likes and dislikes, never play tricks, and are sincere by nature.

I like it if I like it!

I hate it!

Doro is like a little elf untouched by the world.

As for being hostile to Donas at this moment, Taihua believes it will eventually figure things out, and the misunderstanding will eventually be cleared up.

Therefore,
Instead of rushing to defend himself or exonerate himself, Taihua patiently waited for the last bowl of relief porridge to be distributed.

The disaster victim at the end of the line was a spirited old woman.

The old woman held her grandson's hand with one hand and carried a chipped porcelain bowl in the other.

He rushed to the stove in two quick steps.
She handed Dorothy the bowl with utmost respect.

"Immortal, I see there's not enough rice porridge for two servings. Could you give the extra half bowl to my grandson? I'm old and have a small appetite, so missing a few meals won't bother me." The old woman smiled kindly, even somewhat like a lapdog trying to please him, and her knees buckled as she knelt down.

Dorothy was stunned.

It had never witnessed such a scene before.
Humans are intelligent beings far more advanced than Doro!
Now someone is kneeling before me!

Even though Dorothy was clever, she couldn't react for a moment and stammered, unable to get a word in edgewise.

"You...I...it..."

Dorothy turned her head and looked at Donas with a look of urgency, wanting her companion to help her deal with the situation quickly.

Donas was slow-witted and lacked understanding of the act of kneeling, so she didn't see anything wrong with it.

However, Donas was already angry and was in a bad mood.

Upon learning that the old woman wanted to break the rules,

Donas frowned angrily and criticized, "The rule is that each person can only eat one bowl of porridge at most. How can you let your little grandson eat half a bowl more! It's just half a bowl less. Dorothy and I will cook another half bowl to make up for it."

After speaking,
Tail raised,

Donas took out bags of rice, cat food, and vegetables from her tail compartment.

Seeing that the little guy in front of her really wanted to continue cooking, the old woman smiled meaningfully with satisfaction, her wrinkled eyes revealing her feelings of the fickleness of human relationships.

"Immortal, there's no need to trouble yourself for me."

"I won't live past today."

"I just think that the world is really strange these days, some demons are more like humans than some people."

The old woman praised the porridge while holding the broken bowl full of it steady. She turned and handed it to her grandson, urging him, "Eat it quickly! While it's hot!"

The little boy hadn't eaten for two days, and he was starving. When he suddenly found something to eat, he devoured it like a madman, licking the porcelain bowl until it shone.

Donas was very happy to see that the little boy liked the porridge she made.

Donas was a little annoyed that the old woman called her a monster.

but,
Donas didn't fuss over nothing.

Its kind nature led it to choose to forgive others.

"There's a somber smell! The old lady seems to be dying. Sigh~" Donas turned her head away, secretly sighing, a sense of sadness welling up inside her.

The old woman knew she wouldn't live past tonight.

When a person is about to die, there is nothing they cannot let go of. If there is anything they cannot let go of...

The old woman looked down at her grandson and sighed.

My son and daughter-in-law have long since starved to death. If I die too, who will protect my grandson from the wind and rain?

Even if the two little monsters still cook porridge for disaster relief tomorrow,

I'm afraid that the moment the grandson received the porridge, the other disaster victims would take his bowl away.

Thinking of this, the old woman's gaze hardened, and she pleaded with Donas, "Immortal, when you cook the relief porridge tomorrow, please be sure to add sand. If necessary, adding some demonic excrement is also acceptable."

"I would like to ask the immortal to give me the remaining half bowl of porridge so that I can take it home and eat it."

"I hope the immortal will grant me this favor."

Worried that Donas would refuse again, the old woman simply took matters into her own hands and scooped the remaining rice porridge from the bottom of the pot into a broken bowl.

She then turned around and took her grandson away, fearing that Donas would be stubborn and refuse to leave.

Donas are not smart, just as clumsy as Doraemon, but they are not stupid.

Doro are very spiritual.
How could Donas not understand that the old woman wanted to take the half bowl of porridge home and give it to the little boy?

Each person can receive a maximum of one bowl of relief porridge. Even though the old woman openly broke the rules, Donas couldn't care less about taking it seriously at this moment.

"why?"

Donas stared wide-eyed at the old woman's retreating figure in disbelief, wondering if she had gone mad from hunger.

They actually volunteered to put monster excrement into the disaster relief porridge!
Do humans like to eat poop?

tsk...

Completely bewildered, Donas scratched her head, unable to understand what was going on.

At first, Dorothy didn't quite understand why Taihua would put sand into the pot of relief porridge.

Later, Dorothy discovered that the disaster victims who complained about the porridge being mixed with sand were all healthy and adult males.

Now, Dorothy understands that the reality is that the pure relief porridge never reaches the stomachs of the truly starving disaster victims.

Human greed!

Those disaster victims who weren't starving also came to receive relief porridge!
Openly trying to get a bargain!
"That's disgusting."

Once Dorothy had figured everything out, she suddenly felt breathless and sullen with anger, wishing she could pick up a big iron pot and smash the heads of those greedy scoundrels one by one.

Seeing his partner inexplicably angry,
Donas thought it was angry that the old woman had openly broken the rules.

After thinking about it,
Donas snuggled closer to Dorothy, nuzzling her cheek, and comforted her, "It's alright~. Actually, we didn't do a good enough job; we didn't calculate the amount of relief porridge correctly. We'll cook more tomorrow..."

"No! What's making me angry... Sigh~ Never mind. It's no use saying it; it's hard for you to understand with your intelligence. Anyway, we're going to add sand to the relief porridge tomorrow." Dorothy straightened her glasses, looked up at Taihua, and her big eyes reflected admiration through the lenses.

Realizing that Dorothy understood her, Taihua nodded happily and silently tidied up the soup kitchen.

Alwen also understood and agreed with Taihua's approach.

Currently, only Donas is still unaware of what's going on.

With its brow furrowed, it silently urged Dorothy to tell it the inside story.

While Taihua and Alvin were busy, Dorothy pulled Donas aside to a quiet spot and explained in a low voice:
"You still don't understand?"

"If we don't add sand to the porridge, the truly starving disaster victims will never be able to eat the porridge we cook, and those who can eat the porridge will often go hungry for several more meals."

"Only by making the porridge dirty, so that the disaster victims who are not very hungry but want to take advantage of the situation will give up coming to receive the disaster relief porridge."

"Whether it's sand or animal excrement, it's all for the purpose of filtering out those who truly need help."

"It's like planting a 'runji' (a type of plant) - the 'runji' at the top of the tree will grow bigger and bigger, robbing the 'runji' at the bottom of the tree of nutrients. If you don't intervene, the 'runji' at the bottom of the tree will hardly grow."

"Do you remember when the man (Huang Musong) took us to prune the branches of the Orunji tree?"

Dorothy explained in the simplest and most understandable way possible, using gestures to help Donas understand.

Donas is a bit slow-witted, but fortunately she has a lot of experience in wilderness survival and has lived in a nature reserve before.

Animals in protected areas can also exhibit selfish behavior!
Despite the abundant water source, some domineering creatures have seized control of the stream, preventing other creatures from approaching. Donas has taught those domineering animals a lesson more than once.

Now that the water resources have been replaced with disaster relief porridge, Donas understands what's going on.

"I see!"

Raising her paw to support her chin, Donas pondered deeply, muttering to herself, "It seems that humans, when faced with disaster, are just like animals—selfish and self-serving. But then again, why do some humans starve to death while others can eat their fill?"

"Isn't famine an equal befall for every human being?"

After understanding the actual situation, Donas admitted that she had made a mistake in blaming Taihua, but before she could apologize, her mind was filled with new doubts.

Dorothy also found this strange.

In times of famine, when no one has anything to eat, everyone should suffer from hunger together.

How come...

Dorothy turned to look at Taihua and Alvin, wanting to ask them something, but after taking a few steps, she discovered two groups of ants fighting on the ground.

Two groups of ants, from different colonies, are fighting over a single grain of dog food.

Logically, there's no need to risk your life.
The ant army was locked in a fierce and evenly matched battle.

If we compare ants to humans...

"ah!"

"Could it be because there are selfish and self-serving parasites within the human race?"

"While the rich wine and meat smell, the road with frozen bone."

"I've memorized this poem before! So this is what it means!" Dorothy suddenly understood, her face turning bright red at a visible speed, and she was so angry she felt dizzy.

Taking a deep breath to calm herself, Dorothy immediately shared the lesson she had just learned with Donas, guessing that there must be selfish groups among humans as well.

These ethnic groups have enough to eat, yet they refuse to help refugees, and may even take advantage of their misfortune to oppress them.

Otherwise, even if the imperial court's disaster relief grain failed to arrive on time, at least so many people should not have starved to death.

After hearing Dorothy's assessment, Donas's face turned even uglier, her entire little face turning as purple as a pig's liver.

Damn it!
If there are indeed parasites among the human race, I, Marshal Doro, will surely exterminate them all.

Oh dear oh dear oh dear~
Donas quickly summoned her toy sword and decided to uphold justice by robbing the rich to help the poor tonight.

Hearing Donas yelling and screaming, Alvin came over and asked what it was doing.

It turned out that the little guy wanted to be a chivalrous hero.
Alvin immediately expressed her support!
Kung Fu is not only for improving physical health, but also for protecting the vulnerable.

And so, Alvin and Donas hit it off and planned to go to a dog slaughterhouse in a nearby small town after dark.

That night
The moon is dark and the wind is high, the sky is full of murders and arson.

Alvin and Donas, along with Taihua and Dorothy, broke into a wealthy family compound in a nearby county.

"Bah!"

"Take us to your cellar right now, or we'll cut off your heads."

"Wow yeah~"

"As expected of a bunch of parasites. The entire cellar is full of grain, enough to feed your whole family of dozens of people for more than half a year. You would rather let the grain rot than take it out to help the disaster victims. Greedy and selfish bastards."

The moonlight was dim, and Donas's shouts sounded childish and weak, her harsh words carrying no threat whatsoever.

The members of the large family who were robbed were not afraid of Donas.

Everyone just regarded Donas and Dorothy as pets kept by two female bandits.

As for the two female bandits, even though they had not killed any of the servants, no one dared to fight back.

The more intelligent a creature is, the more afraid it is of death; and the more afraid humans are of death, the more cowardly they are.

Anyway, all they want is to plunder food.
Just bear with it and it will pass.

Wait until tomorrow morning...

The next day, early in the morning.

In the Great Wall administrative center on the border of the Tang Empire in the Heluo region of the King of Glory world, a loud noise suddenly echoed throughout the entire military camp, waking all the soldiers who were still asleep.

The loud noise was as terrifying as an earth dragon turning over!

If it weren't for the fact that the soldiers of the Great Wall garrison were seasoned veterans and had strict military discipline,

An ordinary army would have been terrified by such a loud noise and would have been thrown into chaos.

The one who made the loud noise was a burly man, fully clad in armor.

Su Lie, the acting leader of the Great Wall Guards, has temporarily taken over the defense of the entire Great Wall region.

The sudden outburst of anger stemmed from the fact that Su Lie had just received intelligence that a robbery had occurred in one of the counties under his jurisdiction the previous night!

A large family compound was looted, resulting in the loss of over a thousand bushels of grain.

The thieves were two female bandits who escaped with two accomplices, both of whom were animals.

Bandits frequently robbed wealthy households, a sight Su Lie had long been accustomed to.

What truly infuriated Su Lie was that the aristocratic families he had plundered actually possessed over a thousand shi of grain, a full five tons of fine rice.

Five tons of high-quality rice, enough to provide relief to a thousand disaster victims for nearly ten days.

This is based on three meals a day!

If resources are tight, five tons of polished rice would be enough to save ten thousand people, and mixed with bran, it could last at least half a month.

At the beginning of the famine, Su Lie remembered that he personally went to every big family in that county to borrow grain, and he had to swallow his pride to borrow more than a hundred bushels of old rice.

Now, cases of stolen millet rice (thousands of kilos) are suddenly popping up...

"it is good!"

"very good!"

Su Lie's face darkened, and he slammed his fist on the table, another deafening sound echoing throughout the camp.

The lieutenant, unable to discern Su Lie's true intentions, assumed he was angered by the robbery case and immediately knelt on one knee to plead for orders: "General, rest assured! This subordinate will immediately lead the troops to apprehend the thieves."

"Oh? Do you know who committed the robbery last night?" Su Lie suppressed his anger and asked expressionlessly.

The lieutenant, still unable to fathom Su Lie's true intentions, subconsciously replied, "The imperial relief grain convoy is still five hundred li from the Great Wall. I sent out scouts three days in advance to gather information, and by chance, I heard that two female warriors were privately setting up a soup kitchen a few dozen li away. The source of the rice they were using was unknown, but it's highly likely..."

"Two heroines? Last night's raiders were two female bandits, so it must be them. In that case, I will personally go and capture them. You stay here to guard the city gate." After saying this, Su Lie shouldered the battering ram, which weighed several hundred pounds, as his weapon and personally led the troops out.

A few hundred elite troops

Solely to capture two female bandits

Anyone can see that this is making a mountain out of a molehill.

Anyone with a discerning eye can understand that Su Lie's claim of going to apprehend the bandits was actually a ploy to provide protection and support for the female knight-errant who was distributing porridge to relieve the disaster.

'Looting' is a serious crime, but if it is done to help disaster victims, the merits and demerits should be offset and some additional rewards should be given.

at the same time
At a soup kitchen dozens of miles away from the Great Wall pass,
Dorothy and Donas cooked the relief porridge as they had the day before.

Having plundered enough food, the Doro set up a second large pot and poured rice into it without regard to cost.

Two large pots boiled simultaneously, steam billowing out and the aroma of rice carried far on the wind.

"Hehe~. This feels so good. I stole food from a rich dog family, so I don't have to add any sand to the porridge today." Dorothy hummed a little tune, her face beaming with satisfaction, as she stirred the porridge with the spatula, adding more rice grains if she felt it wasn't thick enough.

Donas was even more excited than Dorothy. While cooking the porridge, she wiggled her hips and announced at the top of her lungs, "Everyone, line up properly! There's plenty of rice porridge today, folks. Eat as much as you want, and line up again for a second bowl after you finish yours..."

The crowd erupted in cheers. Some knelt and kowtowed, while others wept.

Donas looked at the scene before her.
It suddenly felt a soreness in its nose.

Doing good deeds is such a wonderful experience, it feels great from head to toe, even better than eating Oorunji.

Donas began planning ahead, deciding which wealthy dog ​​owner's house she should raid that night to steal another batch of food to aid the disaster victims...

And right now!
A large number of county soldiers emerged from all directions and surrounded the soup kitchen in just a few seconds. Leading them was the patriarch of the powerful family that had been robbed the previous night. (End of Chapter)