Siheyuan: Picked up by a goddess in 48 years

Arriving at his residence in the space, Lu Zhenyuan threw the Fang Tian Hua Ji on the weapon rack to the corner, placed the Alaya Consciousness on it, and moved it to the most conspicuous position, treating it like a treasure.

After admiring it for a while, Lu Zhenyuan withdrew his gaze.

Since I'm in this space now, I might as well deal with other things as well.

First, they found an ostrich that had experience in hatching eggs, and stuffed the dinosaur eggs and elf eggs into it when the ostrich was not paying attention.

After secretly observing that the ostrich was only confused for a moment and did not throw away the egg, Lu Zhenyuan went to find Xingyue, summoned the flower elf and gave it to her.

As for the arrival of the flower elves, Xingyue and the other two were very happy. After all, apart from the three sisters, there were no other creatures in the space with which they could communicate normally.

The gold-eating beast Tuntun can understand words, but it cannot speak. The same is true for the chameleon, which seems to have dementia and does not move all day long. Only when you touch it will its skin change.

Now that there is a flower elf who can communicate, they are naturally very happy.

In particular, the flower elves can communicate telepathically, which can help them translate the words of the animals. Recently, they always felt that the way those farmed pigs looked at them was not right, as if they were going to rebel.

After handing the shy Xiaohua to Xingyue, Lu Zhenyuan went to release the sea king cub with a horse-headed eel body into the sea. Although it was a cub, its body length was already several meters and its diameter was as thick as a bucket.

This is still a cub. When it grows up, it will be at least tens of meters long. Some large sea kings can grow to hundreds of meters! A true behemoth.

He planned to try to raise it first, and if it didn't work, he would eat the meat.

After all, as mentioned in the introduction, sea kings are biological weapons in the ocean, but they are also an excellent food ingredient. Their bodies contain huge amounts of energy, so they are probably very nutritious.

It is most suitable as a nutrient for physical growth.

I don’t know if it felt the malice towards Lu Zhenyuan, but the little guy poked his head out after entering the sea, then quickly retracted it into the sea and swam towards the deep sea.

"Tsk, you're not brave enough, you've grown that head for nothing."

He took out a red apple and ate it in three or two bites without wasting anything. Lu Zhenyuan felt his energy and blood being full again. The energy and blood that he had consumed when using the Alaya Consciousness was instantly replenished, and the excess energy was also transformed into nutrients for the body.

After his blood and qi calmed down, Lu Zhenyuan told Xingyue that he would need a batch of pigs tomorrow and needed help to slaughter them, and then he left the space.

Back in the living room, Lu Zhenyuan glanced at the crash value balance displayed on the system, and the few small changes were unpleasant to the eye.

Just close your eyes and let the system change everything to lottery rewards.

Got a few sets of... ahem, clothes, and some small food and drink items.

Lu Zhenyuan just glanced at it and paid a little attention to one of them.

【Sneezing Flour】You will continue to sneeze for twelve hours after eating it.

Looking at the bag of flour, which weighed about one kilogram, Lu Zhenyuan opened the door, aimed at the Yan family opposite, and threw the bag of flour casually. The bag drew a parabola and landed steadily at the door of the Yan family.

Feeling the throbbing blood, Lu Zhenyuan calmed his mind, stopped thinking about those trivial things, and fell into a deep sleep.

After waking up the next day and having breakfast, he pasted the Spring Festival couplets early. He had to deliver the pork later. If it hadn't been dark last night, he should have delivered it yesterday. He couldn't blame others. He just forgot due to negligence.

If Skinny Guy hadn't mentioned it, he would have really forgotten about it.

When he went out to take a look, he saw that the entrance of Yan's house was indeed clean. He shook his head and pushed his bicycle out of the yard.

Yan Family...

"Dad, isn't it strange that I can pick up a bag of flour at the door during New Year's Day?" The questioning words came out of the third aunt's mouth, but in a complacent tone.

Yan Bugui sat on the bench with a puzzled look on his face, smacking his lips, "This is a bit strange, why is there nothing at other people's doorsteps but only at ours?"

The third aunt rolled her eyes at him.

"Why do you care so much? Don't tell anyone!"

Yan Bugui put down the teacup and said unhappily, "I'm not stupid. I just think this is weird. I picked up something for free. Could it be poisoned?"

The third aunt trembled all over when she heard this.

His expression became less confident, "This, can't be possible? Our family hasn't offended anyone, right?"

Yan Bugui glanced at her.

"No, I have to try." Yan Bugui stood up, picked up the bag of flour, and pinched a little bit of it.

When the third aunt saw this, her expression suddenly changed.

"Father, you don't want to test the poison on yourself, do you?"

Yan Bugui really wanted to throw the bag of flour at the old woman's face. Is he that stupid?

Not wanting to pay attention to the three aunts, Yan Bugui poured some boiled water on the table, dipped his hand in a little, mixed it with the flour, and pinched out a small dough ball.

Then he took the noodle ball and went out of the house. Seeing that there was no one in the yard, he walked with his hands behind his back to the north of Lu's house, in front of the chicken coop against the wall. He looked back to make sure no one was paying attention, and threw the noodle ball into the trough.

After watching the chicken being eaten, he waited for a while, and was about to leave when he saw that nothing happened.

"Teacher Yan, what are you doing standing in front of that cage?" A little girl's voice sounded behind him, and Yan Bugui was so frightened that he trembled.

When he turned around, he seemed stunned.

"Ah, you... your child's name is Zheng Juan, right? Nothing, I was just strolling around and saw that the chickens were well raised and took a look at them."

Little Zheng Juan looked suspicious, "Teacher Yan, I saw it when you came over. What did you feed the chickens?"

Yan Bugui's expression suddenly tensed. Was he...seen?

His mind raced, and he actually found an excuse, "Well, I was having breakfast this morning, and some crumbs fell on the ground and couldn't be eaten, so I took them and fed them to the chickens. Really, you see, the chickens are fine."

The more he said this, the more Zheng Juan felt something was wrong, and she thought to herself that she must tell Brother Lu later.

Yan Bugui didn't dare to argue any further. He just laughed and left in a casual manner.

Just after Yan Bugui left, Zheng Juan came to the chicken coop and found that one chicken's head was nodding and making a snorting sound, but there was nothing unusual about the other chickens.

I immediately ran to the Lu family and told them about this...

On the other side, after Lu Zhenyuan arrived at the warehouse, he left dozens of slaughtered fat pigs and handed them over to Zhang Mazi for processing. He then went out of the city to summon the 600 followers and asked Zhang Mazi to arrange for people to move them away as soon as possible.

The reason why they were not in the city was because the number of people was a bit large, and it was New Year, so patrols on the streets were much more intensive and frequent than usual, making it easy to be exposed.

He had no choice but to make the trip.

In order to stay hidden and safe, these people would take boats and travel by land and water directly to Hong Kong Island.

This was how it was done before. After all, on land, you need proof to go wherever you go. Without proof, you can hardly go anywhere, not to mention identity issues.

It just so happened that I was an illegal immigrant and went to Hong Kong Island by sea. It would save me a lot of effort to get an identity.

It would be a bit painful to travel by water at this time.

Fortunately, the boat is theirs, so they won’t have to endure too much hardship.

After finishing these things, seeing that it was almost noon and time to go home, I sent one of my men to deliver thirty kilograms of pork to my fishing friend Lao Yu. I almost forgot about this guy.