Chapter 86

Dudu looked around and shook his head; there was no trace of wild boars at all, yet the little one he caught was clearly a baby boar. "Where did the little pig come from, Dudu?" "Dudu found it." Seeing his father ask about the little pig, Dudu happily caught the little boar that was grunting and flipping leaves and soil to find food, and held it up for his father. "Daddy, roast the little pig." Dudu looked at Li Han with great anticipation, which made Li Han both laugh and cry. It was rare for a lost baby boar, and Li Han had some doubts. Could it be that Dudu, with his greedy mouth, had exchanged it from the space? The little glutton. Li Han pinched Dudu's little nose and decided to ask him secretly later.

It turned out to be a false alarm. Li Han put away his rifle, slung it over his shoulder, and left Wei Li to keep watch. Li Han and Kedi continued to set up the tent. After a while, with no sign of trouble, Wei Li came over to help. Dudu was chasing the little pig, and Li Han occasionally glanced over to make sure Dudu wasn't running too far. With the white wolf following, there was no danger, so he didn't worry much. However, when the tent was set up and they couldn't find Dudu anywhere, Li Han started to worry. Kedi mentioned it, and the sky was gradually getting dark. They didn't want Dudu to get lost.

Seeing that his father wasn't paying attention to him and was busy building the house, Dudu played with the little boar alone. The little pig grunted and ran away, and Dudu chased it, using his slingshot all the way. When he got tired, he let the white wolf carry the big backpack, drank milk, and rode on the white wolf, chasing the little pig for a long distance. Dudu scratched his little head. "Oh no, Dudu is lost again." The little pig ran away, and Dudu pouted. "Roast the little pig." Dudu, who was used to getting lost, didn't forget to look around the small forest for the little pig.

"Little pig, come out, Dudu won't hit you anymore." Dudu secretly hid his slingshot behind his back and stretched his little head to look around. The white wolf growled at the small shrub, and the little boar grunted and ran out. Dudu immediately took out his slingshot and chased the little pig, playing happily and completely forgetting that he was lost. He laughed and shouted, chasing the little boar. The little boar wasn't big, but it ran fast, its little legs moving quickly.

Dudu felt in his pocket, but it was empty. He put away his slingshot, slid off the white wolf, and crouched by the shrub, coaxing the hidden little pig. "Little pig, come out, or Dudu won't play with you anymore." "Little pig is not good at all." Dudu pouted and took out a big tomato from his pocket, eating it while looking for the little pig. He crawled into a tree hole with his little butt, but there was no little pig. "Bad little pig." Dudu sat on the ground, eating the tomato, and patted the white wolf lying beside him.

"Grunt." "Wow, little pig." Dudu cheered, got up, and chased the little pig. The white wolf and the white and black wolves followed Dudu to a pine forest. Dudu widened his eyes, seeing so many pigs.

In front of Dudu, there were seven or eight large wild boars and more than ten baby boars staring at the suddenly appearing Dudu. Dudu blinked his big eyes, "Wow, so many little pigs." Dudu cheered, and a few large wild boars grunted, watching Dudu, the white wolf, and the white and black wolves warily.

Dudu's eyes were full of little pigs. "Roast the little pig, it's the best." The white wolf growled, and Dudu patted the white wolf. "Good white wolf." Dudu took out a bunch of lettuce from the space and threw it to the large wild boars. A few wild boars grunted and gathered around. Dudu patted a large wild boar's head and happily chased the baby boars. "One, two," Dudu counted on his fingers, "so many. Daddy, Wei Li, Uncle Kedi, and Dudu. Dudu can eat three little pigs." Dudu was happy, climbed onto the white wolf, opened the backpack, took out a rope, and squatted by the pile of lettuce, catching and tying up the baby boars one by one. "Good little pig, tied up." Dudu patted the large wild boar. "Dudu is leaving."

Dudu waved his little hand, leading the baby boars, and wobbled out of the pine forest, humming a children's song. "Wow, a little rabbit." The white wolf dropped a little rabbit in front of Dudu, already dead. Dudu pouted, tied it up, and hung it around the white wolf's neck. He was tired, and Dudu was exhausted from walking.

On the other side, Li Han and the others were very worried. The little one had disappeared in a blink. Li Han and Wei Li, Kedi discussed and followed the footprints of the white and black wolves. "This little girl ran so far."

Li Han was out of breath from running, and it was getting dark. It was dangerous to be alone in the mountains, and Dudu was so young. Li Han became more and more anxious. "Who?" Li Han paused, raised his rifle, and shone his flashlight. "Woof, woof."

Li Han sighed with relief upon hearing the dog bark. It was an old acquaintance, an old cowboy with a Doberman, whom Li Han had met at a wine party. The white wolf had even faced off against a few Dobermans. "Excuse me, have you seen a three-year-old little girl pass by here?"

"Child?" Lauren shook his head slightly. "You might want to look on the other side." "Thank you." Li Han turned around. The hoof prints were gone on this side. Could she have really gone to the other side? Li Han was very worried. He looked back and saw a campsite with over ten tents. "Thank goodness Dudu is safe." Li Han opened the space and found the lettuce changing, confirming that Dudu was still outside.

Where did the little one go? Li Han was very worried. It was getting dark, and the danger in the forest increased. Li Han had to be very careful, as wild animals might come from other mountains. Better to be cautious.

Dudu met many little pigs and decided to tie them up and take them back. Dudu rode on the white wolf, happily picking up the little pigs. But as he walked, Dudu blinked his big eyes. "Why hasn't Daddy come yet? Dudu is lost."

Pouting, Dudu led a string of grunting little pigs. After walking for a while, Dudu counted and found that one little pig was missing.

"Little pig?" In the shrubs, Dudu searched for a long time but found a big hole instead.

"Little pig?" Dudu squatted at the entrance of the hole and poked it with a stick. "Wow, the little pig is in there." Dudu cheered, crawled into the small hole, and grabbed a furry black ball. "It's not a little pig, it's a little dog." The furry black dog sniffed and snuggled into Dudu's arms, making him giggle. "The little dog is hungry." Dudu took out a big bottle of milk, and they drank it together, their bellies soon bulging.

Dudu, feeling full, rode on the white wolf, leading a string of little pigs and hugging the little black dog, following the hoof prints back. Dudu was very clever and happy, humming a children's song and poking the little dog's nose. "The little dog's nose is so strange, different from Xiaomili's."

Li Han was extremely anxious, having been hit by branches several times. Finally, he found the little one. Dudu was riding on the white wolf, leading a string of grunting little pigs. Li Han was a bit dizzy. How did so many little wild boars appear in such a short time? Each little boar was tied up and grunting. Li Han counted and found there were eleven in total. Could this little girl have gone to the wild boar's den?

Dudu happily counted on his fingers, telling the little black dog how many meals he could have. Dudu rode on the white wolf, very happy. "Dudu." Li Han didn't know what to do with the little one. Dudu, seeing his father, happily jumped off the white bull and into Li Han's arms. "Daddy, Dudu found so many little pigs."

"Really found them?" Li Han, seeing no one around, opened the space and found the energy crystals hadn't decreased. "Yes, yes, there were so many pigs, so big. Dudu only picked up the little ones." Dudu described the scene, saying that beyond the hill, in the forest, there were many pigs, big and small. Dudu only picked up the small ones. Hearing about the wild boar group, Li Han imagined a scene with many wild boars, big and small, with Dudu appearing, fighting, and catching the little boars.

Though there was no danger, running around in the mountains was still worrying. Li Han reminded Dudu not to run around recklessly and to tell his father if he wanted to play.

"Yes, Daddy, Dudu knows. Dudu is hungry." Dudu touched his little belly, looking pitiful.

"You, little rascal, let's go." Li Han put Dudu on the white bull, held the white bull with one hand, and the string of little pigs with the other, returning to the camp. Kedi and Wei Li stared at the string of baby boars in Li Han's hand, not knowing what to say. It was Dudu again. Dudu proudly nodded, feeling very capable.

Li Han didn't explain much, just saying Dudu had good luck. It was getting late, so Li Han prepared the rabbit and wild chicken. He cut the rabbit into pieces and put them in a pot, took out potatoes from the backpack, cut them into large pieces, added water, and hung the pot over the fire. He marinated the wild chicken and roasted it over the fire.

Wei Li and Kedi helped cut and toast the bread, spreading butter and jam. After finishing, the three of them sat down, watching Li Han roast the chicken. As the smell of the chicken spread, the three of them, big and small, sniffed the air, finding it very fragrant. Dudu touched his little belly, which growled. Wei Li opened a can of beer and approached Li Han. "Han, have a beer, the roasted chicken smells great."

Li Han took a sip of beer and waved to Kedi and the obediently sitting Dudu. "The roasted chicken is ready, come over." Li Han tore off a chicken leg and gave it to Dudu, while Kedi and Wei Li tore off the chicken wings.

"Oh, it's hot, but it tastes amazing." With their stomachs growling, the roasted chicken was truly delicious. Kedi nodded vigorously, and Dudu was busy fighting with the chicken leg, taking big bites, his face covered in oil, and waving his little hands happily. Li Han smiled and pinched Dudu's little nose. Wei Li, after eating a chicken wing, felt full and his thirst for alcohol came. He took out a beer from his backpack. "Kedi, Han." Wei Li opened the beer and drank it heartily. "Cool."

Li Han and Kedi clinked their cans, and after finishing a can of beer, Dudu had eaten two chicken legs. The rabbit and potato stew in the pot was ready. The three of them, big and small, used small knives to cut the meat and potatoes and eat them. The taste was truly excellent. After eating, the cattle and horses were left to graze, and Li Han threw a wild chicken to the white wolf, which went to eat it on the side.

It was getting late, so Li Han and Wei Li set up ropes around the tents, hanging bells and pots as a warning. This was the mountains, so it was better to be cautious. As for the little pigs, Dudu untied them and used sticks to pen them in.

As for the little black dog, Li Han hadn't noticed it at first. When he lay down, he remembered the little dog. Where did it come from in the mountains? He wanted to ask Dudu where he found the little black dog, but seeing Dudu sleeping soundly, blowing bubbles, and his belly exposed, he decided to ask him the next day.

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