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nThey’re so incapable but they still want to take advantage of my master and the two young masters? Some people in this world are amazing.

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nIt learned something new again.

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n“Heh.”

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nAn Jiuyue chuckled softly when she heard Wei Na’s voice in her head.

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n“People like them will get what they deserve.”

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nWith that, she washed the snakeskin in the rain. She planned to make two pairs of shoes with the snakeskin for the two little ones when she was free.

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nShe cut the snake meat into pieces and put them into the basket on her back.

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nShe carried a piece upstairs and placed it in the kitchen. When she returned to the bedroom, she saw the two adorable children already sitting on the bed. There was confusion in their small eyes.

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n“Mother, I had such a scary dream last night. I dreamed that there was a huge snake that came into our house.” Zheng’er mistook what happened last night as a dream and told his mother.

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n“Big brother, did you have the same dream? That snake was so big. It was thicker than my legs,” Rong’er gulped and added.

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nIs it really a dream just like what big brother said? But why does it feel so real? The snake really did break into our house and almost ate us.

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n“Mother, that wasn’t a dream, right?”

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nHe looked up at his mother and asked.

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nAn Jiuyue was unsure of how to respond when she heard what they said.

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nShould I tell them that the snake really barged into the house? Or should I say that it wanted to find a place that wasn’t flooded to continue hibernating? Or should I just tell them that it was a dream?

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n“Zheng’er, Rong’er, a snake did break into our house last night.”

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nSighing, she decided to tell the two little ones the truth. We are living in a forest. They cannot remain ignorant forever. They have to adapt to this dangerous life.

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n“Gasp!”

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nUpon hearing her words, the two little ones sucked in a breath of cold air. Their faces were as white as paper, and they immediately hid in their mother’s arms, afraid to come out.

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n“Mother, then… what about that big snake? Has it left?”

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nThat’s too terrifying. Why would a big snake come into our house? Was it trying to eat us?

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n“I killed it.”

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nAn Jiuyue hugged them, patting their backs gently to comfort them.

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n“Don’t be afraid. I am here. No matter how powerful a wild beast is, it can’t hurt my precious babies. Come, get up first. Let’s make breakfast.”

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nThey were still afraid. After all, it was a huge snake. It would’ve been fine if it was a dream—and it wouldn’t have mattered if they recalled the dream. But the snake had really appeared in front of them. How could they not be afraid?

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n“Don’t be afraid. Although that snake was powerful, your grandfather was a hunter who hunted big snakes specifically. If you learn those skills in the future, the big snakes will be afraid of you.”

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nAn Jiuyue placed Zheng’er and Rong’er on one of her legs and allowed them to continue leaning against her chest as she comforted them gently.

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n“Yes, Grandpa is the best,” said Zheng’er.

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nThey had seen their grandfather hunt before. They were no longer afraid after thinking about it.

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n“Mother, we have to learn from Grandpa and chase the big snake away,” Rong’er replied softly as he clenched his fists to cheer himself on.

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nBack in the space, Wei Na chuckled again.

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nIs master sure that she picked up her skills from the Host’s Father? What a good liar!

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n“Okay.”

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nAn Jiuyue answered, feeling reassured.

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n“If you want to learn, I will teach you in the future.”

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