Under Su Tang's hopeful gaze, the rice received unanimous praise from Gaiyin and Gaiya.
After eating lunch, Gaiyin efficiently collected the bowls and chopsticks to clean. Meanwhile, Su Tang fed the porridge she prepared to the cub.
She wasn't sure if it was her imagination, but the cub seemed heavier than when she held it last night. Maybe she was overworked and didn't pay much attention to it.
The cub was really a worry-free delight. Aside from midday when it cried out due to needing to defecate, it spent the rest of the time sleeping, not fussy or noisy, very well-behaved.
Because they needed to gather rice pods in the afternoon, Su Tang and Gaiyin went over to the bonfire campsite after the cub fell asleep.
Everyone was still roasting meat there. She found Red Fruit and instructed her not to send the tribespeople to gather in the afternoon. They should first gather everything in the valley and told everyone that she would teach them how to make rice in the evening.
