Chapter 386 - The Heavy Rainy Season Is Coming (1/2)

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“What do you want to make this animal skin into? I’ll get it done and bring it to you,” said Alva as he backed off.

“There’s really no need. Give it to some other female,” Bai Qingqing said.

“Then I’ll make a set of clothes for you. Goodbye.”

After saying that, Alva turned and ran off before she could respond.

Bai Qingqing let out a helpless sigh.

The extent of how badly Alva had treated her back then was as intense as how hard he was trying to woo her now. Both were done in the same style.

Muir took a look at the animal skin at his waist and said, “It’s my bad. I forgot to make new clothes for you, causing you only to have one piece of clothing to wear.”

Bai Qingqing smiled and said, “Curtis’s snakeskin isn’t like animal skin and can be worn immediately after washing. I don’t need to change my clothes and wash them. Moreover, Parker said that animal skins are the best after the heavy rainy season. The animal skin in this season drops hair very easily.”

Muir took note of this.

It was no wonder the animal skin clothing he made wasn’t as good as what Bai Qingqing used to wear. So this was the reason.

Faint sounds of beast roar rang out from the surroundings, but they didn’t sound too clear in the spacious forest and amidst the continuous sound of the waves. Bai Qingqing looked around, unsure if she had misheard it.

Even though eagle beastmen didn’t have a good sense of hearing, it was still 100 times sharper than that of a female’s. His heart tensed up and stood up, saying, “The wind outside is strong. Don’t catch a cold. I’ll carry you up to the wooden house to rest.”

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Bai Qingqing was feeling a little sleepy after the meal and thus nodded in agreement.

Parker went around the peacock village for a few rounds. This group of peacocks clearly had their guards up against him. They were many times stricter on their watch as when he had just come.

Unable to sneak in yet unable to beat them either, Parker could only feel anxious as he hung around outside the village.

He had no idea what was going on with Curtis. The other area had a lot of his scent, but there was nothing at the peacock village. Clearly, he hadn’t been here.

Sigh, if he knew this would happen, he wouldn’t have thrown Winston off his tracks. With him around, what would a couple of three-striped beastmen matter?