Transmigrated to Raise Panther Cubs novel Chapter 220

Transmigrated to Raise Panther Cubs

Chapter 220 From Hunting to Farming

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“Thank you, Mr. Bruce.” After Matthew said that, he held Zachary’s hand and said gently, “Sit for a while. I’ll go get the medicine.”

Zachary grunted, suddenly feeling a little guilty. He stared at his own shoes and didn’t dare meet Matthew’s eyes.

He didn’t want to lie either, but there was no other way.

Even if he stopped Matthew today, Matthew would still sneak out later. Eating less wouldn’t kill anyone, but the world outside truly could.

He had even heard wolves howling at night.

Zachary’s plan worked very well.

For several days in a row, Matthew showed no sign of going out. The family of three stayed tucked inside their home and got through the raging blizzard together.

This moment made Jaden exceptionally happy.

Every day, when he woke up, he was in his Sire’s arms.

His Alpha cooked, while he and his Sire were responsible for adding firewood. His Sire would also tell

stories from another world.

Once, his Alpha listened so intently that he burned the dish he was cooking.

When they were bored, Zachary began a literacy campaign inside the cave. He held a charred stick and taught the father and son how to read. He even made them learn math.

Jaden was still a child, so it wasn’t too bad for him.

Matthew was different. A grown man in his twenties or thirties crouched on the ground, frowning hard at rows of numbers and addition and subtraction problems.

The sight was truly funny.

Zachary didn’t expect them to get into college.

He simply taught whatever came to mind. As a result, these two “primitive men,” Matthew and Jaden, could even toss out a few lines of ancient poetry. They could even say a few words in a foreign language.

Across the entire Beastworld, they could count as half–educated people.

After the blizzard stopped, Matthew went out to try his luck and unexpectedly found an injured moo beast. It had probably been attacked by other beasts and had gotten separated from its herd while fleeing

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for its life.

Zachary, Matthew, and Jaden went to the river together.

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They broke open the ice and cleaned the moo beast’s heart, liver, stomach, lungs, intestines, kidneys… In short, as long as it was edible, they cleaned it thoroughly and brought every bit of it home.

They pan–fried, stir–fried, boiled, deep–fried, and stewed it, making full use of every part.

Zachary even wanted to kneel and bow to that moo beast to thank it for helping their family get through the last stretch of the cold season in peace.

Of course, the moo beast probably wouldn’t accept it.

In this world, the changing seasons were very obvious.

The temperature rose day by day, and the ice and snow melted at a visible speed. In just half a month, the silent forest had taken on a completely new look.

Pale yellow new leaves rushed out from the branches, and amid the green spreading across the mountains and fields, whole trees in bloom could often be seen. The flowers were brilliantly beautiful.

The spring breeze was warm, the grass grew tall, and birds darted through the air.

People took off their thick beast–hide outer robes and enjoyed the long–lost sunshine and warmth.

The cubs, who had been cooped up for far too long, began running through the tribe in groups, playing to their hearts‘ content. Their laughter could be heard from far away.

There were many things to wash and sun–dry. Along the river, small groups of people could be seen crouching not far from one another. If one walked along the tribe’s paths, every household had plenty of clothes and blankets hanging outside to dry.

Everyone was busy, but Zachary was the complete opposite. Over the past few days, he often wandered around near the tribe, and each walk lasted half a day.

In the end, Zachary set his sights on a slope southeast of the tribe.

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The land there was gentle, wide, and covered in a thick layer of soil. There were no trees blocking the sunlight either. Once the newly grown grass was cleared and the soil was loosened, it could be planted.

After he returned home, he first took out the rice and wheat seeds he had specially saved before and spread them on the ground outside the cave to dry in the sun.

Matthew asked, “Are you going to grind them into flour?”

“I want to plant crops.” The thought alone made Zachary excited. He immediately pulled Matthew along to find Alfred and Bruce.

After all, clearing land required manpower, so he had to win the support of the most authoritative people in the tribe.

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The discussion went much more smoothly than Zachary had expected.

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The next day, aside from the therians who had gone out hunting, almost everyone in the tribe came.

After the area was planned out, everyone got to work.

The sub–therians used bone knives to pull weeds, while the therians used their claws to till the soil. From far away, the whole hillside was filled with black panthers digging with their heads down.

Since there was no fertilizer, Zachary planned to burn plant ash. When sowing the seeds, they could mix it with the seeds. It could also kill insects and keep the seeds from rotting.

The cubs all ran off to gather dead branches, fallen leaves, weeds, and vines. They left them under the sun to dry, and once everything was completely dry, they could pile it together and burn it.

The first thing Matthew did when he got home was take a bath. The black panther who had once looked so mighty had turned into a merciless soil–digging machine in the blink of an eye. He bent over with his rear in the air and worked for several days straight, until even his fur was full of dirt.

Once he lay down in bed, he fell asleep immediately. No amount of shaking could wake him. These past few days, almost all the therians in the tribe had fallen into deep sleep.

Finally, the slope that had once been overgrown with weeds turned into yellowish–brown, loose soil.

Zachary divided it into three sections from top to bottom.

The low–lying area below was for rice.

The slope would be planted with sweet potato and potato seedlings.

The flat area above was for wheat.

A few days earlier, Alfred had followed Zachary’s suggestion and sent people to check the places where they had dug up red sweet potatoes and yellow sweet potatoes before.

Sure enough, they found many newly sprouted seedlings there and dug them all back.

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