Farming Hillbilly Crossing

Moya is a very quiet female. Because of her poor health, she cannot go out as often as other females and gets sick easily.

But he was very fond of a male of his tribe named Monreese.

Monris is the strongest male in the tribe, and only he can hunt the Dragon Eater alone.

Moya's father and Monris' father are good friends, and every time Moya will go to Monris with his father, even if he has to lie on the stone bed for several days to recuperate every time he goes back.

Monris also cares about Moya very much, and cares about him as if he were his own younger brother. He often sends prey to him. Knowing that females like to eat wild fruits such as milk fruit, Monris sometimes finds time to pick them.

It was because Monris was too gentle that Mo Ya thought that Monris cared about him, and that he would definitely become a partner with him.

But ever since another female appeared out of thin air, Moya felt the crisis. On that day, Moya went out to find Monris under the sun, just to see if he cared about herself or the newcomer named Lin. The female of the sword.

Fortunately, Monris was more nervous about him and sent him back to the thatched cottage, but Moya spent a few days recuperating in the next few days.

A lot of things happened later, until Lin Jian fell into a coma and Mo Ya went to question Monris, only then did he know that Monris had never liked him.

This time, no matter how uncomfortable it was, Moya was unwilling to collapse in front of Monris, and he didn't allow himself to faint until Monris couldn't see him.

I thought that my health was so poor, and I would definitely die after running intensely and basking in the sun for so long.

But when he woke up, he found that he was in a shady cave, the surrounding was very clean, and there were many wild fruits he loved to eat in the corner.

Moya saw the male acquaintance squatting over there, and he looked familiar. After a while, he realized that he was not from his own tribe, and his name was Bet. He had pursued himself, but Moya only liked Monris, and other pursuits He rejected all his orcs.

Because of Monris' refusal, Moya had no desire to survive at all, and thought that everything was fine, and didn't ask Bet why he brought him to the cave.

Bate didn't say a word, the solo warrior didn't like to talk, but he just took care of Moya carefully every day, and would find some herbs for Moya to eat.

Because Moya was too self-willed this time, he had to lie on the stone bed for ten days before he recovered a little.

"When your health is better, I will take you to find the most powerful witch, and then cure your illness." Seeing that Moya's complexion finally improved, Bate said something in a rare mood.

In fact, Bate has always cared about Moya. Since two years ago when he accidentally saw such a peaceful Moya sitting in front of his thatched cottage, Bate felt that he had found a female who wanted to be together forever.

But as he gradually got to know him, he found that Mo Ya already had a male orc he liked, and that orc was Cang Qi, a race that was frightened by orcs in legend.

Later, he also found that Mo Ya had been in poor health and could not go out to play. He could only walk around the thatched cottage. Seeing Mo Ya looking enviously at his brother Chi Ya walking around healthy and lively, Bate felt sorry for him.

For Moya, Bate actually wanted to fight with Monris, but he knew that Moya would hate him if he really hurt Monris.

Until one day he saw Monris taking a female he had never seen before to other places, Bate thought that maybe this time Moya would give up Monris.

The ending was exactly as he had imagined. Monris liked the new female Lin Jian, and Moya also went to Monris to verify.

It's just that Bate didn't expect that Moya would be so stupid, disregarding his body, and even subconsciously not cherishing his body.

Bate really wanted to blame Mo Ya and asked him why he didn't pay attention to his body, but he didn't have the right to do so. He could only blame himself for not being as good as Monris, and Mo Ya wouldn't take a fancy to him.

Silently carried the fainted Moya back to the cave where he lived, chewed some herbs that Moya usually ate, and then ran out to hunt and pick the wild fruits that Moya liked, so that Moya could eat them as soon as he woke up up.

What made Bate sad was that Moya didn't care who he was at all, maybe if it was other orcs who took Moya away, Moya would be indifferent.

It has to be said that Bate was right. At this moment, Mo Ya didn't care about Bate at all. He felt that he didn't want to live.

After a few more days like this, Bate took care of Moya and stayed at the entrance of the cave after sleeping. It rained heavily that night, and some wild beasts recklessly ran to Bate's cave to hide from the rain.

After seeing the food in the cave and the delicious-looking Moya, these beasts attacked Bet.

Mo Ya just watched Bet fight with those wild beasts calmly, not caring about his own safety at all, watching one of the wild beasts sneaking up on him, Mo Ya didn't make a sound, he even thought it would be good to die like this.

However, Bate didn't want Mo Ya to suffer any harm. When he saw a wild beast trying to attack Mo Ya, he didn't care about the other three wild beasts biting him. Fling off with his own beast.

These beasts found that if they wanted to attack the female orcs over there, Bate would be very vicious, and realized that only by killing Bate with all their strength, could they eat all the food.

For the food and for the cave, the three remaining beasts also tried their best to kill Bet.

These wild beasts were only the size of ordinary wild dogs, but their teeth and claws were sharp. Even though Bate's prototype was a liger, it took a lot of effort to kill these desperadoes.

After confirming the safety, Bate couldn't hold on anymore, but he saw that the cave had become messy, with blood splattered everywhere, and the corpses of wild beasts were still lying in a mess.

Afraid that Moya would not like it, Bate supported his body, and after packing up, he turned into a prototype and closed his eyes to fall asleep, while Moya had been watching him since the beginning of the fight between Bate and the beast.

Seeing that Bet was covered in blood but insisted on cleaning it up before resting, he still couldn't help calling a fool in his heart.

He didn't know that Bet was such a clean male orc, even if his body couldn't hold on, he still didn't forget to clean.

Sure enough, Bate didn't get up to hunt in the morning as usual the next day, but continued to fall asleep.

Moya had been lying on the stone bed for many days, and it was rare for him to get up and walk around today.

Sensing Moya getting up, Bate opened his eyes, fearing that he would leave alone, but when he saw that Moya was just walking around the entrance of the cave, Bate was relieved.

Bate, who couldn't stand it anymore, vaguely felt something cool touch his wound, and the original hot wound no longer hurt so much, and Bate slept more soundly.

It took Bate a day to get up, and he saw that his body was basically healed, and the hemorrhoids that had no moisture fell to the ground as Bate got up. Seeing these hemorrhages, Bate felt that his heart was very distressed.

Moya is such a restrained and lovable female, even if it is a male unfamiliar to him, Moya will care about him in her own way.

Bate looked at Moya who was still sleeping, and the tenderness in his eyes almost flooded.

When Moya woke up and saw that Bate was not there, he was not worried. He knew that the male orc's injury would heal soon. Sure enough, Bate came back from hunting a long-toothed pig when it was almost lunch time, still holding a large Take the herb that Moya wants to eat.

In the next few days, Moya stopped thinking about Monris because of giving up his heart, and he didn't have any troubles in his heart. His whole complexion improved a lot. Bate was very happy, and decided to take Moya to the Etan tribe tomorrow. I have long heard that there is a very famous big witch there, who can cure many diseases.

Although it's a bit far away, as long as he takes good care of Moya, Moya shouldn't be tired.

Bate said that he would take him to the Etan Tribe the next day, but Moya didn't speak, neither objected nor had any objections, as if it wasn't him who was going to be cured, but an orc who had nothing to do with him.

Lying on Bate's back, looking at the surrounding scenery, Moya's heart was still slightly touched. He really wanted to go with Monris when the tribe was hunting, but Monris would not go with him, fearing that something would happen to his body. , and let the patriarch take special care of him, don't let him go hunting.

Now seeing so many energetic small animals, flowers and trees outside the tribe, I still feel happy in my heart.

In the days that followed, Bet kept protecting him and took good care of him. When it rained, he tried not to let Moya get caught in the rain. When the sun was too high, he didn't hurry, and found a more comfortable environment for Moya to rest.

But traveling long distances is very hard, especially with Moya's body, he can't stand it at all.

Seeing Moya's complexion gradually getting worse, Bate didn't know what to do, and wanted to hurry to the Etan tribe, but was afraid that Moya would not be able to stand his speed too fast.

On the contrary, Mo Ya didn't care about the deterioration of his health at all.

Afterwards, Bate hugged Moya to speed up the journey, and Moya finally couldn't take it anymore, and often fell into a coma.

After finally getting to the Eitan tribe, Bei Te anxiously asked the great witch there for help.

However, the great witch of the Eitan tribe saw Moya's illness and could do nothing, so he could only take care of him slowly so that Moya's health would not be so bad.

Seeing Bet's distraught look, Mo Ya's heart was slowly moved by him. In those days, Mo Ya saw Bet caring so much for him, and tried not to let himself feel a little tired.

As his health got worse and worse, Bate's brows became more and more wrinkled. Seeing Bate anxiously begging the big witch, Mo Ya was melted no matter how hard-hearted he was.

Later, the great witch of the Eitan tribe told Bet that the great witch of the Latan tribe not far from here might be able to cure Moya. After being grateful, Bet hurriedly took Moya to seek medical treatment.

Maybe even the beast gods were moved by Bate's true feelings. The great witch of the Latan tribe could really cure Moya's disease. Bet heard that the great witch of the Latan tribe could cure Moya's disease, so he wanted to hug him excitedly. Staying in Moya, but he didn't dare, so he could only thank the great witch all the time.

Moya's illness is not curable, and I don't know how the great witch of the Latan tribe knows about cupping. He helps Moya with cupping almost every two days. With the help of herbs, Moya feels that his body is gradually becoming lighter and his spirit is getting stronger and stronger. good.

Bate stayed with Moya until the big witch said that Moya didn't need to be treated any more, he just needed to pay attention to it, Bate finally couldn't help but hugged Moya to show his joy.

Feeling the warm embrace, Mo Ya said softly to Bet: "I want to be your partner"

The author has something to say: Tomorrow is the last Ryder story in the New Year special