Chapter 236 (1/2)

The moment the lightning lit up, the raindrops fell down and splashed dust on the ground. The lightning shone brightly on the night pedestrians, and then sank into darker darkness. The dull thunder sounded like the earth in the distance was collapsing.

The rain was getting heavier and heavier, and the long grass along the river bank was low by the wind pressure, revealing a pair of bright yellow green eyes.

It watched warily and confirmed that there would be no more pedestrians on the road. Then it came out of the weeds and shook the water on its body. However, the heavy rain soon wetted his body. It simply doesn't care about it. It slowly stretches its front and rear feet, makes a very long stretch, then slowly shrinks back, takes a light step and steps onto the path in the night. Only in such a heavy night can its steps be so calm and its tight nerves be completely relaxed.

It enjoys this feeling very much. It hasn't been so comfortable for many days!

There is a street lamp in front. Although the light is dim, it still stops nervously and looks around. One foot is lifted in the air and falls for a long time. He meowed, probably laughing at his prudence and timidity. However, it knew in its own heart that if it had not been so, its life would have been gone.

The rain was still falling, washing its body, and the bonded sludge was hydrated and flowed down its back. The dirt accumulated for many days was washed clean by the rain, revealing its orange color, and a light yellow fog floated in the dim light of the street lamp.

Close to the human community, towering buildings, neat square windows, sporadic lights.

He thought of his little master again, but he couldn't go back. It knows that going back will bring trouble to its owner, and the owner can't protect himself. Fortunately, it is familiar with the wandering life. In the first half of its life, it has been wandering like this.

There is no longer a leisurely walk here. It hid in the shadow ridge under the wall, ran tens of meters along the wall, and then ran up a nearby tree.

Squatting on the branch of the tree and looking into the wall, very good, no one. There are some trash cans over there. Probably because of the heavy rain, the garbage collector didn't come at night, and the garbage can was still full, which gave it a chance to have a full meal.

It squatted back, arched its back, kicked its hind legs, and jumped from the tree fork to the wall. I don't know whether the rain has increased the weight of the body, or the days of hunger have exhausted the physical strength. This is the usual distance that can be jumped casually. Today, it seems a little difficult to jump up, and it's almost nowhere. Fortunately, the front paw climbed the brick at the top of the wall, and the rear foot stepped on the wall for a few times, but it still went up.

It breathed a few breaths, the rain got into its nose, a burst of cold hit, sneezed and sneezed.

He jumped off the wall and climbed up the trash can. He picked it up inside with his claws. The rain covered up the rotten smell of garbage, but it also brought difficulties to the picking up work.

It was not easy to find some meat that looked intact, and it immediately devoured it. I'm so hungry!

The rain ran down his forehead and cheeks into his mouth and swallowed it with food. He sneezed again, and the cool chill penetrated from his stomach to his skin. He felt a little dizzy and his limbs were soft. The raindrops seemed to turn into ice particles and hit them heavily.

It instinctively feels that it should find a place to take shelter from the rain. It's best to have a stove to dry the wet hair.

But hunger conquered everything.

He continued to rummage through the trash can, hoping to find better food, such as half of the whole fish. If he was lucky, he could find the whole meal packaged but not eaten. Then he could take it back to his temporary residence behind the wild reed marshes on the beach as breakfast tomorrow.

But it underestimated the power of the wind and cold, and its weak body trembled because of hunger, and its feet began to grasp things in vain.

It wants to go home. But half of the fish's tail exposed in a black plastic bag caught its feet. When it stretched out its claws to hook up, it suddenly turned black, turned over from the garbage can and fell heavily on the water filled ground.

It struggled to get up, staggered for two steps, fell down with a bang and splashed on the ground.