Chapter 790 - The Leopard Cubs Throw a Temper (1/2)

Chapter 790: The Leopard Cubs Throw a Temper

“Mm.” The little snake gave Bai Qingqing an affirmative reply, shocking her.

He was only two years old and already he could tell herbs apart! Genius baby!

Reading Bai Qingqing’s expression perfectly well, an excited and gleeful smile bloomed on the youth’s tender face. “I have my father’s legacy memories. Whatever he knows, I know them too.”

“Oh, right. Curtis has mentioned this to me before.” Bai Qingqing was enlightened by his explanation. Nonetheless, the fact that the little snake knew all these at this young age was still highly astonishing.

The little snake smiled and cast one final gaze at her, before turning around and going into the rain. As he moved, he transformed into a snake and disappeared into the bushes.

Watching as the little snake vanished from sight, the corners of Bai Qingqing’s lips curled up.

Although her body remained cold, and her palms searingly painful, the complaints in her heart had faded. That she got to see the little snake made everything worth it.

“Babies.” Bai Qingqing called out to them gently. She knew they must be feeling aggrieved from being shouted at earlier.

Indeed, the cubs all looked glum and didn’t even respond when their mommy called out to them. They merely looked up at her before continuing to ferry the firewood.

Already tens of pieces of firewood were by her feet. With her attention occupied by the little snake earlier, Bai Qingqing only realized this now.

“Alright, alright. That’s enough firewood. You can stop now.”

“Ooh ooh~”

The leopard cubs halted for a moment, before continuing to move the firewood.

Alright, seems like the cubs really felt very aggrieved.

An’an, who had drunk her fill, let out a yawn and narrowed her eyes.

When Bai Qingqing placed her on top of a grass pile, the latter didn’t kick up a fuss and just continued doing whatever.

Bai Qingqing touched her nose and said, “Do you three know how to use the flint? Mommy doesn’t know how to. What should I do?”

Roar?

The leopard cubs raised their heads. Taking her word for it, they immediately ran over and offered their help. Roar! Roar! Roaaar!