The young couple from the farm fights back

"Awooo~Woof~, Awooo~Woof~"

puppy?

No, little wolf cub?

Jiang Li knew that he had stirred up a hornet's nest. If there were wolf cubs, they must be brought up by adult wolves.

Jiang Li couldn't help but hold his breath and cautiously took two steps back, not daring to make too much noise.

Unexpectedly, at this moment, a fussy little wolf cub jumped out from the haystack, staggering on its four little paws, and looked like it was less than a month old.

"Woof~Woof~"

The bubbling little wolf cub seemed to have no fear of people and ran straight to Jiang Li's feet. Jiang Li was so scared that he dared not move. He looked up and looked around, fearing that the wolf cub's parents would pounce out from the dark in the next second.

"Awoo~Woof~, Awoo~" The little wolf cub kept rubbing against Jiang Li's feet, raising his neck and barking from time to time.

Jiang Li stayed still for a while and felt that something was wrong.

There are no adult wolves around, could it be a lost wolf cub?

Even so, Jiang Li still didn't dare to act rashly. She slowly squatted down.

Just as Jiang Li squatted down, the little wolf turned around and ran back to the haystack. As he ran, he turned back and stretched his neck towards Jiang Li: "Woof~Woof~"

"..."

Jiang Li was inexplicably amused by the little fellow's wolf-like and dog-like barking. She vaguely sensed that the little wolf seemed to be leading the way for her.

Because the little guy ran into the grass and found that Jiang Li didn't follow him, he ran out again and continued to raise his little neck towards her: "Awoo~Woo~"

"..."

Seeing the anxious look of the little guy, Jiang Li couldn't help but feel curious. She picked up the wooden stick on the ground and slowly approached the haystack.

As the distance got closer, Jiang Li discovered that there were two adult wolves covered in blood hiding in the middle of the haystack. One of them had no movement on its abdomen, and its lower body was deeply embedded in a trap, and it was obviously silent.

The other one was dying, but when it saw the person coming, it immediately bared its teeth and pretended to be ferocious, which showed that it could not support itself at all.

This was a female wolf, and the dead one was a male wolf.

Half of the wolf's lower body had been torn, bloody and mangled, looking horrifyingly painful.

Not only that, there were several deep bloody holes on the hind legs, obviously pierced by animal fangs.

Could it be that this wolf couple was separated from their partner, and first fell into a trap set by a hunter, and then was attacked by other prey. The husband died in the fight, and she was also waiting for her life to pass away.

The little wolf cub came to the mother wolf, lowered his head and sniffed her nose. It is said that wolves are the most spiritual.

Sure enough, after the little wolf cub's actions, the mother wolf no longer showed her ferocious look towards Jiang Li.

The little wolf cub ran to Jiang Li's feet and circled around a few times, then raised his chin and said, "Awoo~Awoo~"

The little baby voice was soft and cute, and it was begging Jiang Li to save its mother.

Jiang Li didn't dare to go closer. Looking at her from such a distance, the female wolf might have lost too much blood and was in a state of exhaustion.

She put down the bamboo basket, took out two steamed buns from the basket, and threw them into the wolf's mouth: "Eat something first, I'll find you some medicine."

The female wolf looked at Jiang Li deeply with her dark green pupils, as if she understood, and opened her mouth to bite off a piece of steamed bun.

Coincidentally, when Jiang Li went out today, he went to the kitchen and took two steamed buns left over from last night, thinking that if he returned late, he would still be able to fill his stomach in the mountains.

Song, who was digging Atractylodes lancea below, looked up and saw Jiang Li walking around nearby, looking for something, with a handful of purple flowers in his hand.

"Auntie, you have a good item in your hand?" Song asked curiously.

"No." Jiang Li responded lightly, leaning over and pulling out several Viola yedoensis plants that were growing well.

Song felt that Jiang Li was deliberately hiding something and guessed that she was trying to make a fortune. She saw Jiang Li picking herbs and walking towards the haystack in front.

By the time Zhao reacted, Song had already caught up.

Zhao couldn't like Song, her niece-in-law who didn't know the limits.

When Jiang Li came back, she found that the she-wolf had eaten two pieces of steamed buns. She put down the violet gentian in her hand, took out a bamboo tube from the basket, picked a wild lotus leaf nearby, poured some cold tea on the leaf, and placed it next to the she-wolf's mouth.

"Drink some water. The medicine will be very painful when it's applied. Just bear with it."

The female wolf didn't look at Jiang Li. She turned her head to the side and licked the cold tea in the leaves with her tongue. Jiang Li didn't know whether it understood or not, but it probably did.

The little wolf cub raised his neck again: "Awoo~Awoo~"

"Ah~ Wolf!!!"

Suddenly, Song's high-pitched voice came from behind.

The female wolf immediately became alert, raised her head fiercely, bared her teeth at Song, and let out a low growl.

If he hadn't been injured and unable to move, he would have probably pounced on Song.

Song was so scared that she fell to the ground. At this time, Zhao came up and saw Song's appearance, she couldn't help but frown.

"What are you doing?"

"Aunt Zhao, there's a wolf, a really big one, no, there are two of them." Song held Zhao's hand tightly and pointed to the location of the pile of grass.

Zhao's eyebrows trembled slightly, her heart skipped a beat, and a chill suddenly ran up her spine.

At this time, Jiang Li stood up from the haystack and looked at Song with an unhappy expression: "You have nothing to do here, go downstairs."

Song was stunned by Jiang Li's retort. Zhao saw Jiang Li so angry for the first time and quickly pulled the person on the ground up: "Stop yelling and come with me."

"Aunt Jiang, Aunt Jiang~" Song pointed at Jiang Li, wanting to say something but stopping herself.

It's so scary that Jiang dares to get together with wolves.

Jiang Li glanced at her coldly again, and Song had no choice but to shut her mouth and swallowed in fear.

Seeing them leave, Jiang Li continued to squat down and poured some more cold tea on the leaf: "Drink more water."

When the she-wolf saw the others leave, she gradually calmed down and licked the tea with her tongue.

Jiang Li moved closer and took a look. The skin on the entire hind leg of the female wolf was torn apart. The wound was too large and was very prone to infection.

She took a hoe from the basket and crushed the violet gentian. The rich smell of grass filled her nose. "It will hurt a lot, just bear with it, or the wound will get infected and you won't survive."

The female wolf looked back at Jiang Li who was squatting beside her legs, then lowered her head again and blinked her eyes as if she had no hope.

Jiang Li scraped off the medicinal mud with a piece of grass and applied it on the skin of the female wolf.

The female wolf trembled a few times. It must have been very painful, but she endured it.

The wound was too large, so Jiang Li had to find another bundle of Viola yedoensis, mash it up and apply it to the entire wound.

Then he carefully picked it up and used the entire piece of torn wolf skin to cover the wound.

After thinking for a while, she tore off half of her skirt to bandage the wolf's wound, found a few short and hard branches nearby, and tied them to the wolf's hind legs for support.

"If you are lucky enough to survive, you can bite off the cloth strip yourself after you recover." Jiang Li clapped his hands after giving the instructions. Seeing the little wolf cub rubbing against his feet again, he couldn't help but reach out and touch the cub's head.

"Little guy, look after your mother."

Jiang Li finished speaking and looked at the she-wolf. "I saved you entirely for the sake of your child. You don't need to repay me. The medicine I gave you is just ordinary herbs. Whether it can be cured depends on fate. However, I advise you to take your child and hide as soon as possible. Do you understand me?"

The mother wolf looked at Jiang Li deeply without blinking. Jiang Li didn't care whether she understood or not. She stood up, picked up the backpack and turned to walk out of the haystack.

Zhao was waiting downstairs with a heavy heart, and finally saw Jiang Li coming down.

Just now, she heard Song say that there were two big wild wolves in the haystack, and she was almost scared to death.

"Sister-in-law, are you okay?"

"It's okay." Jiang Li said, and glanced at the panicked Song with a calm expression.

He really hated frivolous women, so he took a deep breath and said to Zhao: "Let's pick some more, there are quite a few Atractylodes lancea underneath."

"okay."

Seeing this, Song hurriedly picked up the bamboo basket and followed him downstairs. She didn't dare to stay here.

As they walked, Song vaguely remembered the scene she had just seen. The two big wolves seemed to have been seriously injured.

One was already dead, with a trap on it, probably caught in a hunter's snare. Another was probably dead too, and there was a wolf cub.

When Song thought about this, his eyes rolled and a hint of greed flashed across his eyes imperceptibly.