Chapter 1102 - Mysterious Tree Bark Fiber (2) (1/2)

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The admiration in Winston’s eyes turned into a smile. He knew that Qingqing didn’t know much about this either and thus didn’t ask her. He lowered his head and continued to smash the bark.

The leopard cubs had been tired from all the crazy playing after returning home. They had just fallen asleep when they were woken up by the smashing sounds. All of them ran over to check things out.

Seeing that there was a large piece of unidentified object laid out in their home, the unfamiliar scent made them instinctively alarmed. As their parents were at home, they weren’t scared but lowered their heads and sniffed curiously.

Bai Qingqing was the width of the bark away from them. Seeing that their wet black noses kept on coming into contact with the bark, she couldn’t help but feel worried and said loudly, “Children, come over here.”

Howl~

The leopard cubs replied and jumped onto the bark, running over happily. Bai Qingqing’s heart trembled when she saw that. After the leopard cubs came over, she immediately checked the balls of their paws, only letting them go after she didn’t see any wounds,

The surface area of this bark was too big and smashing it was a strenuous job. However, beastmen had plenty of strength, and they were done in just two hours.

After the bark had been shattered from all the hammering, Winston picked up the bark from one side and shook it. The fragments fell off and a greenish-white fiber fabric was exposed to the air, emitting a strong plant scent.

It looked perfect from afar, and Bai Qingqing was extremely satisfied. However, from a closer view, Parker and Winston weren’t satisfied.

Because there were a lot of bark pieces on the fiber fabric that was hard to remove.

“Let’s clean up the floor and then hammer it again.” Parker discussed this with Winston.

Winston nodded, his brows slightly furrowed. He knew that no matter how much they hammered it, they wouldn’t be able to completely remove the fragments.

Bai Qingqing looked at them, and only after a long time did she notice the fine bark pieces on the fabric. She didn’t mind and waved her hand, saying, “No need, that’d be so troublesome. Soak it in the river first and clean up the poison completely. The bark might become clean, then. If that doesn’t work, we’ll think of another solution.”

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