Traveling through the world of beasts: I lead the system to build an empire

"Because of this?"

Chi Yu and Jun Tao explained the whole story and waited for Ling Han's final verdict.

But who would have thought that after all the anxiety, the two, one big and one small, would only hear these words from Ling Han in a light voice.

Like it wasn't a big deal.

Chi Yu looked up in surprise, "Is this a small matter?"

After living in the tribe for a long time, Chi Yu's thinking has also changed.

At least he now knows that females have a high status in the animal world, and if you damage female things, you will be severely punished.

Especially personal belongings.

In this family, even if you broke Ling Han's cup, the most you would get is a beating.

But if you break Su Mo's cup, you might be kicked out if you're not careful.

The specific handling method depends on Su Mo's mood at the time.

This is what Chi Yu thought, which is why he reacted so strongly when Jun Tao broke the cup.

Jun Tao had been educated by Mu Yang since he was a child. He was often beaten because he was naughty and destructive. This was the first time he damaged his mother's personal belongings.

The vase from last time doesn’t count.

It is true that Su Mo likes the vase, but she doesn't use it often, and there is not much of her scent on it.

Things that belong to you will naturally leave a stronger scent.

At least Jun Tao thought so.

But he doesn't know what living habits are, what hobbies are, and what collection value is.

But Jun Tao is not stupid.

The moment the cup fell to the ground, he knew that he had no way to escape this time.

"It's not a big deal," Ling Han said calmly, "Momo doesn't care about these things, just one will do."

In fact, his heart was about to jump out of his chest.

Angry.

Whether Su Mo cares or not is one thing; whether the thing is there or not is another.

The tiger cub broke the cup because he was naughty. His young age is not an excuse; he is responsible.

Chi Yu allowed him to act recklessly, so Chi Yu is also responsible.

But Jun Tao is Mu Yang's son after all. As long as Mu Yang is alive, only he, his biological father, has the right to discipline him strictly.

They can only say two sentences at most.

Otherwise it would be an offense to the authority of Mu Yang, his dear father.

Even the most ignorant orcs would pay attention to this.

Ling Han is no exception.

He tried to calm his inner irritation and instructed Chi Yu in a gentle tone, "Pick this up, be careful not to leave any crumbs, and then go to the warehouse to get a new one."

“But the smell is different…”

Chi Yu couldn't understand. What if they replaced it with a new one? When Su Mo came back, she would find out that they had gotten into trouble and she would still be unhappy.

Maybe he would get even angrier and think they were fooling a fool.

"It's okay if they look the same. She can't smell it."

Su Mo really couldn't smell any difference between a cup that had been used for three days and a cup that had been used for a week.

"what?"

Chi Yu was stunned and didn't react to what this meant for a long time.

"Go do it."

Chi Yu hesitated, "Then Jun Tao..."

Ling Han waved his hand at him, signaling him not to worry about it.

The red fox really didn't care and took the tools to start cleaning the broken tiles on the ground.

Ling Han looked at Jun Tao, who had grown quite large, and said, "Jun Tao, wait for your father Mu Yang to come back and confess to him yourself."

Jun Tao originally thought that Ling Han's father asked Chi Yu to get a new cup to help cover up for him, but he didn't expect that he still had to admit his mistake.

The little tiger suddenly wilted.

Ling Han doesn't care about Jun Tao.

He only knew that he must not let Jun Tao think that he could escape responsibility by acting coquettishly and cutely in front of the fathers.

Jun Tao is Su Mo's son. He is still young and doesn't understand many things. If he does something wrong, he must be taught and corrected in time.

Otherwise, when they grow up and their personalities are formed, we won’t be able to control them.

"How your father wants to solve the problem is between you and your son. I won't interfere. But now, go and drink the medicine."

Ling Han slowly walked up to the wilted Jun Tao.

The slightly cool big hand rubbed the top of the little tiger's head, and his expression softened, "Go quickly, take the medicine obediently, and father will give you some candy."

"Watch your step, don't step on the broken porcelain pieces."

When he heard that there was candy to eat, Jun Tao's eyes brightened up.

He is in the process of changing his teeth, and usually the adults in his family don't allow him to eat too many sweets. But today, Ling Han has given the go-ahead, so he can definitely eat them.

So Jun Tao temporarily forgot about the trouble he had just gotten into, ran to the table happily, climbed onto the chair with great effort, and dived into the bowl of medicine without caring about anything.

"Why does he listen to you so much? I have been arresting him all morning."

Chi Yu, who was sweeping the floor carefully, stopped when he saw this, looking a little jealous.

Ling Han chuckled when he heard this, "The tiger cub is still young, he doesn't understand why he needs to take medicine when he is sick."

"Besides, the medicine is bitter and unpalatable. It's normal for the cub not to like it."

Ling Han has spent the longest time at home and has his own set of theories and experience in raising children.

"Be more patient, talk to him rationally, or give him some snacks or something to coax him. Jun Tao is very well behaved, he will understand."

It was rare for Ling Han to show such a gentle side to a living being other than Su Mo.

Chi Yu was very surprised by this.

However, compared to the tiger cub, Chi Yu has a better relationship with the relatively mature Chang Geng Qiming.

So he stood up for the two little snakes.

"Why haven't I seen you be so patient with the little snake?"

Chi Yu crossed his arms and looked at Jun Tao's wrinkled face, but he still had to drink the medicine obediently. He felt that he had wasted the whole morning.

"They know everything, so there's no need for me to say anything."