For example, catch a few more fish before the river freezes.

Who let him have a big cat to keep at home?

If you treat yourself badly, you can't treat a certain national first-class key protected animal!

Ahem, seriously, to get back to business, the main reason is that catching fish is the most cost-effective.

The animals he can catch now are small voles or gerbils, and the larger ones are hares, and occasionally pigeons or pheasants can be caught, but the latter two are highly vigilant and have wings, which are inconvenient to catch.

As for antelopes and the like, even newborn lambs, he is not capable of catching them. He was even bigger than him when he was born, and he had to lie down for a few days if he was kicked.

The animals he could catch were too small, skinned and haired, and the meat was removed from the bones, leaving only a little minced meat, which he could eat himself, but a little bit of it was scattered and troublesome to clean up.

It's better to go to the big cat and make a piece of meat to make jerky.

Musa squatted on the bank of the river to observe, the weather became cold, the fish in the river gathered in the deep water, did not swim much, occasionally a few fish, mostly small fry.

The claw quickly hooked, and the tip of the claw pierced into the fish, bringing the fish up, biting the fish before the fish could shake its tail and escaping, dragging the fish out of the water.

The fish was not small, almost half the size of Musa, and broke away from the river, and came to the shore and was still alive, trying to jump back into the river.

Musha held down the body of the fish, bit the head of the fish, folded, pulled, the head and body were easily separated, and the tail of the fish with the broken head shook a few times, and there was no movement.

His habit of eating is to handle the food first, and when he eats, he can eat it leisurely and slowly, and after processing the fish head, he will bite open the fish maw and throw out all the internal organs and other parts according to the habit of his previous life.

There are many scavengers in the wild, and there are animals that specialize in eating bones, so there is no need to worry about environmental protection and hygiene.

It may be the genetic influence of cats, Musa also doesn't like to get wet very much, and he doesn't jump into the water to catch fish after he is proficient in catching fish, he squats on the rocks on the shore, hooks his paws, or slaps to the side, and catches the fish on the shore.

The fish caught is Musa's favorite food, the meat is tender and sweet, and the taste is very good, but it is rare, and it often swims in the middle of the river, and does not come to the bank of the river very often.

As a result, Musa rarely catches this fish.

After a few bites of the fish, Musha licked his mouth and officially began to catch fish.

If you want to save food, this is not enough, and you have to catch a few fish for the big cat.

He plans to catch the bigger ones for the big cats, so as not to be eaten by the big cats in a few bites.

Musa picked the most chewy fish he had eaten, and caught a few more to bring to the big cat.

This time the fish was larger, and he could only bring one or two at a time, and he had small arms and short legs, and even if he was wrapped in leaves, his body was not tall enough, and the leaves dragged to the ground, and they wore out in a few strokes.

Afraid that other animals would pick up cheap, Musa grabbed a little and moved a little.

In this way, back and forth several times, the little rabbit collapsed to the ground.

No, I'm so tired, take a break.

Musha moved with weak legs and feet, passed by a downhill place, and saw no other animals around, so he simply rolled his body and rolled down.

Roll all the way into the shadows under the trees.

At this time of year, it is not easy to find a tree with dense shade.

After a few squirms, Musha rolled into the grass to hide his figure, and then gasped for breath and rested, lying on his back and looking at the sky

A few vultures flew in the sky, circled a few times and found the target, spread their wings and flew not far away, the trees were obscured, Musha was lying down at this time, the field of vision was narrow, and the vultures quickly disappeared from sight.

Ahh

Musa groaned in silence and pulled the haystack from his body, covering himself more tightly.

Then he saw a flock of magpies fly in his sight, and a flock of bearded vultures, flying by......

All kinds of birds lined up and hurried there one by one, as if they were going to a banquet, and there was no food at night.

Wait, feast......

The little rabbit looked up alertly.

As far as he knew, wasn't it his big cat that was picky and delicate that only ate a small little bit of food every time he hunted?

Visually inspect the distance, as if it is not far from here.

Hey, let's take a look.

The little rabbit lying on the ground was instantly energetic, quickly got up, shook off the dust on his body, and trotted over with great interest.

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Between the craggy stone pillars, the dead antelope hung its head weakly, and the blood flowed......

Vultures are looking around, magpies are jumping anxiously, ravens are standing with their heads down, and all the onlookers are waiting.

At a glance, the stone pillar was pressed on the ground, without saying a word, and the atmosphere was solemn, like the mysterious sacrificial scene of the ancient tribe, and the atmosphere did not dare to come out.

There is one exception.

A small stuffed ball slid into it lightly.

All the birds' heads turned in unison with his movements, and they watched as the daring rabbit stepped forward, its mouth open, its fangs bared, and it whimpered and bit down ferociously.

The tall beast that was gnawing at its prey in the center stopped moving, turned its head, and almost didn't recognize it at first glance.

The snow-white tail with black horizontal stripes hung in the air, and the two short round ears behind it kept shaking, accompanied by a muffled grunt.

…… A snow leopard tail with ears?

Obviously, the little rabbit did not calculate the size of its mouth, and only bit a third of the side of its tail when its mouth was full, and its whole face was covered by the fur on the snow leopard's tail.

Semos pulled back his tail, and unsurprisingly saw the little guy who liked to meow in the back.

The tail made a half circle in the air, and it was obvious that the owner's mood was much better.

Claws pressed against the sides of the antelope's carcass, and the snow leopard tore off strips of meat and stacked them in front of Musha.

Is this what he was invited to eat?

Musha bit his paw and was embarrassed.

But he had eaten a fish not long ago, and his stomach was still holding up.

But this is also a part of the big cat's heart, after thinking about it, he picked a few small strips of meat and ate them.

Then stare at the big cat.

Staring, staring, staring.

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The snow leopard didn't know why, thinking that he hadn't eaten enough, so he bit off a few more pieces of meat.

Flicking his ears, looking at the flesh that was about to pile up into a hill in front of him, and feeling the envious gaze of the group of people around him, Musa suddenly felt the pressure and hurriedly pressed the claws of the snow leopard.

Wait, wait, he's not here to eat.

Shaking his head and refusing to be fed by the snow leopard, Musha took a few steps in the direction of the river and looked back at the big cat.

He had never made such a gesture before, and Sammos didn't understand it at first, until Musha came over and bit his long tail and dragged it a little, finally making sure that the rabbit wanted him to follow.

It was just as the place was finished eating, and although he didn't know what Musa was going to do, the snow leopard moved his tail, rescued it, and got up to follow him.

All the way to the riverbank.

The snow leopard saw the rabbit squatting on the riverbank, holding its breath, showing its claws, and striking out like lightning to catch a fish.

Then a few more clicks, catching big and small fish.

The snow leopard watched from the side for a while, and helped catch a few fish.

Musha looked at the fish on the ground, estimated the number, and when he felt that it was almost there, he found a wide blade and wrapped it.

There were a lot of fish in the leaves, and he was worried that one blade would be easy to break, so he added another one underneath.

The heavy one, he tried it, and sure enough, he couldn't get it.

If he was alone, he wouldn't be able to lift it.

However, the situation is different now.

Musa wagged his tail in anticipation of raising his head.

Big cats are so smart, they can always understand this.

Snow Leopard: "......"

Yes.

He walked up in resignation, and although he had never used a leaf before, he imitated the rabbit's example, gathered the four horns together, and successfully picked up the leaf in his mouth.

The little overseer was satisfied.

Sure enough, this kind of thing still has to be done by large animals.

There are also big cats and small dried fish, and Musha is not weak at all when he uses big cat coolies.

Climbing on top of the snow leopard's head, the little rabbit patted its big head below, tilted its head in high spirits, and with a wave of its claws, pointed at the rock crevice.

"Meow!"

Go, go home.

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Five minutes later, the valley was filled with the screams of a small rabbit.

"Meow~~~!"

Big cat! Run slower, I can't catch it!

(The cat flies in front, and the soul chases behind)

Chapter 22

Ever since he was called out for help last time, Seymus knew he had been collecting food lately, and often took a detour to bring some pieces of meat.

Musha also pulls a snow leopard when he goes to catch fish.

Therefore, the snow leopard often wanders around during this time, and Musa can see the snow leopard lying under the tree basking in the sun when he goes hunting, and every time he stays on Musa's way back, he is uncomfortable falling asleep in the hole, and always wants to run out and sleep against the big cat.

I really want to sleep together.