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Jiang Li groggily got out of bed and looked down at her watch; it was already 7:59.

Startled, she jumped out of bed and rushed into the bathroom to wash up.

She rushed as fast as she could and finally made it to the time for the temperature check.

Qin Yue took their temperatures and said as she registered them:

“Sister Jiang Li, a lot of outsiders have been flocking to this villa area lately. If possible, it would be best if you didn’t go out.”

The disease is spreading more and more, and most patients at the treatment centers go in lying down and come out lying down.

The fire at the crematorium never stopped burning.

"Many people over there in the ruins or in the military tents have been infected."

And it seems that even people who have never left their homes have been infected with the disease.

If you absolutely must go out, take full protective measures, and if possible, disinfect your home frequently.

Jiang Li nodded, indicating that she understood. Then, as if she had thought of something, she spoke up:

"Qin Yue, have you ever heard of an organization called the Pule Society?"

Qin Yue shook her head upon hearing this.

"I've never heard of this name before."

However, I can talk to my brother and ask him to inquire about it.

I'll let you know if I have any news.

The person they dealt with yesterday was talking about the Pulehui (a private organization). Although Jiang Li wasn't afraid, she still wanted to find out more about them.

After all, only by understanding the people involved can we take precautions.

After Qin Yue finished talking with Jiang Li, she rushed to the next place to have her temperature checked.

Jiang Li closed the door and walked back into the house with Ye Jingmo.

Today we had congee with preserved egg and lean pork, and the two of us quickly finished our breakfast.

They wrapped themselves up tightly and ran up the mountain without stopping.

Jiang Li wanted to take advantage of the fact that the sun wasn't too strong in the morning to go to the stream and bring up the earthworm.

The afternoon sun is too strong and the temperature is high, so it's easy to sweat a lot when walking on the street.

Jiang Li and Ye Jingmo, wearing straw hats, headed straight for the stream along the mountain path.

Finding yesterday's marker by the stream, Jiang Li pulled up the first earthworm. Inside, there were no small fish, only five small shrimp.

Jiang Li looked somewhat disappointed, but she mentally cheered herself up.

It's okay, there are at least five shrimp left.

There will definitely be fish in the next round.

She then pulled up the second cage, opened it, and was overjoyed.

There are six small fish inside.

Because they were out of the stream, the little fish were jumping around in a daze due to lack of oxygen.

Ye Jingmo took out a bag, scooped water from the stream, and put the six small fish in it.

Jiang Li quickly pulled up the third cage, looking at the creature inside that was writhing like a snake.

She threw the cage out.

Oh my god, could a snake have gotten inside?

Thinking about this, Jiang Li got goosebumps all over her body.

Ye Jingmo stepped forward and picked up the ground cage.

"Brother Mo, don't take it."

Jiang Li hadn't finished speaking when...

Ye Jingmo opened the cage and pulled out the snake-like animal.

“This is a yellow eel,” he explained.

Jiang Li looked at the slippery eel with disdain and refused to accept it.

Ye Jingmo chuckled, "I'll make you a Huaiyang dish when we get back, braised eel in hot oil."

Jiang Li asked doubtfully, "Is this dish delicious?"

"I guarantee you'll be able to eat two bowls of rice."

Upon hearing this, Jiang Li had only one thought: how come there aren't two more eels in the cage?

Anything produced by Brother Mo is bound to be high-quality; he certainly wouldn't lie to himself.

Jiang Li imagined just how delicious this dish must be.

Ye Jingmo asked Jiang Li to take out another bag and fill it with water before he threw the eel into it.

If the eel were put in the same bag as the fish from before, Ye Jingmo was afraid it would eat all the small fish that Jiang Li had been longing for.

That would turn into a disaster.

Jiang Li put the ground cage into her spatial storage, picked up the bag, and headed down the mountain.

When they were halfway there, Jiang Li realized that something seemed to be missing.

She looked around, and then realized, "Where's Pudding?"

"pudding."

Jiang Li called out twice into the mountains and forests.

A moment later, a dog's head emerged from the grass, with a leaf on its head.

It looks both cute and funny.

When Jiang Li saw Pudding return, she turned around and took a few steps forward, but found that Pudding did not follow. So she turned back to look.

Woof~

Pudding seemed to want Jiang Li to follow it, barking a few times before disappearing into the forest.

Then he turned back and urged Jiang Li to follow.

Jiang Li had no choice but to follow Pudding forward.

Pudding chose a place where the grass was lush and some plants had thorns that could easily snag her clothes.

Jiang Li used a knife to cut through the plants and followed Pudding forward.

Finally, Pudding stopped in front of a patch of grass.

It stuck its head into the grass.

"what!"

A sharp, piercing sound faintly came from the bushes.

Jiang Li's cheek twitched. What had Pudding found this time?

The grass was tall and lush, but the leaves looked very soft.

Jiang Li gently parted the grass and saw a brown-striped cat inside.

This cat is about the size of two of Jiang Li's hands.

It was hissing at Pudding, its eyes gleaming fiercely, its front paws revealing sharp claws, seemingly ready to attack at any moment.

Jiang Li found it strange; why wasn't the kitten running away?

Upon closer inspection, she noticed that the cat's right paw appeared to be injured, with dried blood on its fur.

It's just that its fur is so dark that it's not easy to see.

This……

Jiang Li glanced at Pudding, who nuzzled her legs with her head, her eyes seemingly filled with anticipation.

Woo~

Master, shall we take this cat home?

Jiang Li remained silent; she had already let it go when Pudding tried to scam her before.

Now it's even bringing a cat to stage an accident.

The cat in the bushes seemed to know that Pudding was helping it. Instead of making threatening noises at Pudding, it began to lick its injured right foot.

Jiang Li hesitated for a moment before reaching out and placing her hand in front of the kitten. The kitten hesitated for a moment, then rubbed its head against her hand.

"Meow~"

A sweet meow escaped from the kitten's mouth.

Jiang Li sighed, reached out and hugged the kitten, carefully avoiding the area where it was injured.

The kitten is so soft and fluffy; holding it in your arms is like holding a little sun.

When they reached the bottom of the mountain, Jiang Li put the kitten into her backpack to avoid being seen.

Back home, Jiang Li took the kitten out of her backpack and placed it on her lap.

"Let me show you the wound, don't scratch me."

Jiang Li spoke to the kitten, and it obediently lay down on her lap.

He even showed his injured right foot.

The kitten's fur was too dense for Jiang Li to see the wound clearly.

She took out the grooming machine she had bought for Pudding from her storage space and gently shaved the kitten's fur.

Soon, a wound about one centimeter long was exposed in Jiang Li's eyes.

She couldn't tell what kind of injury it was, but Ye Jingmo recognized it at a glance and said it must be a knife wound.

It's very likely that someone saw the kitten and wanted to eat it.

I don't know how it was done, but it injured its right foot.

Jiang Li sprinkled some Yunnan Baiyao on the cat's wound and then bandaged it with gauze.

Jiang Li seemed to have thought of something else, so she took a damp towel and wiped the kitten's fur, then applied some topical flea and tick medication.

She took out the dog crate she had bought at the pet store, put a fluffy blanket inside, and then put the kitten inside.

Since kittens live in the wild, Jiang Li decided to isolate it first to prevent it from getting any germs.

Pudding stood guard at the cage door, seemingly not quite understanding why the kitten had to live inside the cage.