Restart the Disaster of Another World

The reason why Wen Qun came up with the idea of ​​hunting bison was that Jing Yao once told him that this place was originally a grassland where bison roamed.

In farmers' homes, cattle are rare, and people raise them like treasures, using them to guard the house and cultivate the fields. In addition, the government has issued a clear ban on slaughtering cattle, and anyone who violates the regulations will be severely punished. However, wild cattle are not subject to this restriction.

Although Jing Yao had seen bison in this area before, it was quite difficult to capture bison and it was also quite tricky to bring them back. If he was not careful, he might get into trouble, so he did not take action.

The current situation is special and everyone is trapped on the mountain. Such an opportunity is rare, so he decided to give it a try.

First, he located several locations frequented by the bison, which had been forced to flee up into the mountains by flooding.

At this time, the soil in the mountains and forests becomes very soft due to frequent rainfall. After animals pass by, they often leave a lot of clearly visible footprints. As long as you follow these trampled traces, you can easily find the traces of bison.

The two walked forward cautiously, carefully distinguishing the unclear footprints on the ground, trying to find some clues to determine what kind of animal these footprints belonged to, and avoiding places where ferocious beasts might appear as much as possible. They shuttled through the lush vegetation in the forest, their eyes as sharp as eagles, not missing any details.

Before long, they found a large bison grazing in the forest. Although the bison was vigilantly watching the surroundings, it was a plant-eating animal, so its attack power was not strong, and it mainly relied on the hard horns on its head as a weapon for self-defense.

Faced with this situation, Wen Qun did not choose to confront the buffalo head-on, but decided to adopt a long-range shooting strategy. Jing Yao stood by to cheer him on, while keeping a close eye on the buffalo's every move to prevent any unexpected situations.

Wen Qun quietly lurked in a suitable position and quietly observed the behavior of the bison. He was fully focused and did not dare to slack off. Finally, he successfully locked the weakness of the bison's eyebrows and was ready to shoot.

He maintained great patience, constantly fine-tuning his position and posture, waiting for the best time to shoot. At first, the bison was still grazing leisurely, but remained alert.

But suddenly, it seemed to sense some potential danger and began to look around nervously. It carefully examined the surrounding environment and found that the entire mountain forest was unusually quiet, as if there were no other creatures except itself.

But it was still worried and kept looking around, trying to find the enemy's trace. It opened its eyes wide, pricked up its ears, and carefully observed the slightest movement around it. However, it observed for a long time and still did not find anything unusual.

Just when it thought the danger was over and was about to lower its head to eat grass, a sharp sound of breaking through the air suddenly came from afar!

Then, a bullet flew at an astonishing speed, hitting its forehead with incredible accuracy, piercing its hard skull! The bison let out a painful wail, and its huge body fell to the ground with a bang, splashing a cloud of dust.

Its limbs were still twitching as it tried to stand up again, but it was all in vain. The surrounding ground, rocks, and vegetation were all kicked and thrown into disarray by its fierce struggle.

After a long time, the bison's movements gradually calmed down, becoming smaller and smaller, and finally disappearing completely.

Jing Yao and Wen Qun hid in the bushes, staring at the bison's body nervously, not even daring to breathe. Only when they were sure that the bison was really dead did they dare to breathe a sigh of relief and began to breathe deeply.

Both of them were very excited, and Wen Qun was so happy that he didn't know what to do. "Ayao, what should we do now?" he asked excitedly.

Jing Yao couldn't help laughing when he saw his expression. "Don't worry, I'm a little worried. I'll go check the situation first. Wait for me here and don't move." He reminded him.

Wen Qun nodded quickly to show that he understood. "Ayao, be careful." He said with concern. Jing Yao carefully crawled out of the grass and slowly approached the carcass of the bison.

As he walked, he carefully observed the surrounding environment, fearing that there might be other dangers. After he came to the bison, he carefully checked its wounds and confirmed that it was completely dead. Then, he turned around and waved to Wen Qun, signaling him to come over.

After confirming that the bison was dead, Jing Yao asked Wen Qun to come over. Wen Quan looked at such a big bull, weighing several thousand pounds, and realized that he had killed it by himself, and with one shot, he became very excited.

"Ayao, I hit it, I hit it!" Wen Qun shouted excitedly, his voice full of disbelief and joy. His eyes sparkled and his face was filled with a proud smile.

Jing Yao walked over with a smile, touched Wen Qun's head and encouraged, "Qun Qun, you're awesome." These simple words made Wen Qun feel warm in his heart, and he felt that his efforts were recognized.

Wen Qun felt a little embarrassed when Jing Yao touched his head, but more proud. His whole body became radiant, as if emitting a confident glow.

"Ayao, this gun is really useful." Wen Qun held the small weapon tightly in his hand, his eyes showing his love for it. He gently stroked the gun, feeling its texture and power.

Jing Yao looked at Wen Qun's love for weapons and could not help but feel a little worried. He said softly, "Qun Qun, it is just a means to protect yourself in times of danger. Don't rely on it too much." He hoped that Wen Qun would understand that although weapons can provide a certain sense of security, over-reliance on them may also bring potential dangers.

Wen Qun nodded seriously, indicating that he understood what Jing Yao meant. He knew that Jing Yao said this out of concern and caution. Although he was full of curiosity and love for weapons, he also knew that he should not be too obsessed with them.

Jing Yao patted Wen Qun on the shoulder and continued, "We must learn to use wisdom and skills to deal with various situations, rather than just relying on weapons." He wanted Wen Qun to understand that his own abilities and judgment are equally important.

Wen Qun chewed on Jing Yao's words thoughtfully, and he realized that he still had a lot to learn and grow. However, at this moment, he was still full of enthusiasm for the weapon in his hand, because it brought him an unprecedented sense of accomplishment.

"Thank you, Ayao. I will remember your words." Wen Qun looked at Jing Yao gratefully, with a determined light in his eyes. He was determined to constantly improve himself in his future life, not only to be good at using weapons, but also to cultivate his wisdom and courage.

It is really not easy to move such a big bison down the mountain.

Fortunately, Jing Yao could cheat. He found some wood and made a simple cart. He used his supernatural power to lift the bison and put it on the cart. Then he tied the buffalo with vines, and the two of them pulled it down the mountain.

The noise they made as they walked down the mountain was quite loud and soon attracted the attention of many people. When they returned to the camp where they had exchanged supplies, everyone was very surprised to see such a big cow.

After Jing Yao came down, the villagers soon noticed his movements, and they also saw how big a cow Jing Yao was dragging.

Although everyone knew that Jing Yao was very capable, no one expected that he could hunt such a large animal. Everyone was very surprised and amazed.

In order to prevent anyone from coveting the beef, the villagers spontaneously organized people to guard them, and some smart people went back to the cave where people lived in the village to report the news.

Seeing everyone helping so enthusiastically, Jing Yao did not stop them, but turned to ask Wen Qun: "What should we do with this cow?"

Wen Qun thought for a moment and said, "We can share the beef with everyone so that everyone can taste the deliciousness. The remaining cowhide, horns, and bones can be used to make tools and decorations."

Jing Yao nodded in agreement. He felt that this would not only solve everyone's food and clothing problems, but also allow everyone to feel the power of unity.

Although the cow was actually killed by Wen Qun, everyone firmly believed that it should be attributed to Jing Yao. Faced with such misunderstanding, the two did not argue but chose to accept it.

Jing Yao also did not take the initiative to mention the mysterious gun. After all, this kind of weapon is not suitable for public display. Its cost and the materials required are extremely high, far beyond the affordability of this era.

Even though Jing Yao had many such firearms hidden in his space, he was unwilling to take them out easily, fearing that he would arouse suspicion and fear from others. Therefore, Jing Yao could only silently bear the credit that should not belong to him.

In contrast, Wen Qun seemed to be indifferent. After all, they were the only ones who knew the truth, so why should they pay too much attention to what others thought?

Not long after, the villagers heard the news and rushed over. When they first heard that Jing Yao had killed a cow, they were incredulous and asked repeatedly for confirmation. After getting a definite answer, everyone could not wait to come and watch.

When everyone saw such a huge cow, they were all shocked.

"Wow! What a big cow! Yao is so awesome!"

"Yes, such a big cow must weigh several thousand pounds!"

"This old bull is really strong and healthy. Look at its horns, how majestic!"

The crowd gathered around the bison, talking about it in a flurry, and occasionally touching its head, horns or legs, carefully examining the huge animal. At this moment, everyone was filled with curiosity and amazement.

However, the most important issue at the moment is how to transport the cow back. After all, it is too heavy and ordinary boats cannot bear such weight.

If they wanted to transport it back intact, they would need a large ship. But where could they find a large ship at this time? Many large ships were overturned by the waves in the flood and disappeared without a trace.

After careful consideration, Jing Yao finally decided to slaughter the buffalo on the spot. After dissecting the beef, he would bring it back to the camp in batches. This method was unanimously approved by everyone, so everyone immediately took action and started to set up stoves on the spot and boil water to prepare for slaughtering the buffalo.

The villagers from other villages who were watching from the sidelines all showed envy on their faces, but they did not dare to approach easily, for fear that Jing Yao would misunderstand that they wanted to snatch the beef. Therefore, they could only watch from afar.

However, some of the people who had money on them were thinking about exchanging money or other items for beef. Jing Yao thought for a moment and decided to make some deals with everyone. After all, he knew the truth that "it is not the lack of wealth that is worrying, but the inequality of wealth". Their village was already eye-catching enough. If they monopolized the cow without letting others share a little benefit, they would probably make too many enemies.

Jing Yao promised, "I am willing to exchange anything for food, drink, or daily necessities." In addition to taking some beef back to the village, the rest was placed here. Hearing this, many people responded and took out various items from their homes to exchange for fresh beef.

Soon the villagers left with most of the beef, while Jing Yao and Wen Qun stayed there to exchange with the villagers. After getting a definite answer, everyone went back to prepare the materials needed to exchange for the beef. Now they stood in line according to Jing Yao's request, lining up one by one to exchange with Jing Yao.

It had been nearly half a month since everyone had tasted meat, let alone beef. For some people, they had never tasted beef in their entire lives. Therefore, everyone was eager to taste this rare delicacy.

Time passed slowly, and after about an hour, most of the items that could be exchanged had been exchanged, and there was very little beef left. Some people were watching from the sidelines, but they were reluctant to trade, probably because they had limited money and lacked materials for exchange.

After Jing Yao noticed this situation, he discussed it with Wen Qun, and then Wen Qun said, "Let's end today's barter activity. There are still some bones left, and everyone can take them back to make soup."

Most of the people who remained at the scene at this time were unable to exchange for beef. After hearing Jing Yao's words, they seemed very excited and spoke up one after another.

"is this real?"

"We really don't have any extra food to give you."

"It's the same at my house. We have no food."

"Yes, the food we brought out has long been eaten."

These people were pale and thin, and they were dressed very simply. It was obvious that they were not well off before the flood, and this disaster made their situation even worse.

Jing Yao and Wen Qun sympathized with them and were willing to help within their capabilities. They nodded to show their understanding, and then continued, "Okay, but you need to line up and receive them one by one."

So Jing Yao and Wen Qun started to cut up the beef. They first cut the bones and beef into small pieces and gave them to everyone in the village.

After receiving the beef, everyone was very happy. They thanked Jing Yao and Wen Qun for their generosity and said they would cherish this gift.

In this process, Jing Yao also deeply experienced the joy of sharing. He understood that only when everyone is united can they survive better.