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On a long slope covered with patches of yellowish-green grass, a group of cattle and sheep were struggling to chew on roots, occasionally letting out a few complaint-filled bleats, obviously dissatisfied with nature's offering for their meal.
An uncle, wearing a woolly hat, had a somewhat darkened face that conveyed a certain helplessness.
At the foot of the slope was a grassy Pool Lake, which during rainy seasons saw a stream flowing down from the top of the slope, filling the whole slope with lush grass and even making a sight of blooming flowers, before all the water finally poured into the lake, sustaining the woods, meadows, villages around it...
Pool Village was thus a common pastoral village found in the upstream city regions, with many such villages relying on such local lakes.
"Uncle Zhan! Uncle Zhan!!"