Chapter 236: Treasures Born in the Dawn

"Okay! Then I'll go to sleep." The little sparrow flapped its wings and flew back to the nest.

Luo Mingyue said: "My name is Luo Mingyue, I haven't asked your name yet."

"Just call me Xibao. Xi means morning light, Bao means treasure."

The little sparrow explained seriously, "Mother said that I was born at dawn, when the sun was shining, warm and bright, and I was her treasure, so mother named me Xibao."

Luo Mingyue praised: "It's a very nice name."

"I think so."

The little sparrow said he was tired. His eyelids were fighting each other, and he gradually closed his eyes and fell asleep.

……

Luo Mingyue returned to the palace he had forged.

Xiao Hansu was playing with her three little foxes in the palace. When she saw Luo Mingyue appear, she spread her short legs and ran over. She opened her arms and threw herself towards Luo Mingyue enthusiastically.

Luo Mingyue bent down, held her in his arms, weighed the food, and said, "It's too light. I'll give you some sea beast meat. Share it with your brothers and sisters."

"Thank you, Master!"

Xiao Hansu thanked him happily and kissed Luo Mingyue on the cheek.

Luo Mingyue was not opposed to it. The child's lips were rosy and his skin was delicate and pure, which made him lovable.

Luo Mingyue stretched out her hand and pinched her cheek out of habit, saying, "There is a guest in the sect, a little girl about ten years old, in the shape of a sparrow. Are you willing to play with it?"

"willing!"

After Xiao Hansu turned into a human form, she was a little timid. She was only lively and active in front of Luo Mingyue and the other three little foxes. In front of the contracted beasts such as Song Lu, she was shy and reserved. She was actually very lonely because the fox cubs could not speak human language. Although they were connected by blood and had a close relationship, the three of them had not yet developed intelligence. There was a natural gap between them and the spirit beasts that turned into human forms like Xiao Hansu. However, Xiao Hansu had no other playmates around her, so she insisted on teaching the three little fox cubs to speak human language. Now that she heard that there were human children, Xiao Hansu was very excited and asked, "Where is the sparrow? I want to find it!"

Luo Mingyue said: "In Huike Peak, its name is Xibao. Xibao was originally a mortal, but due to some special reasons, he became a sparrow..."

After listening to this, Xiao Hansu said, "Then I'll go!"

Luo Mingyue said: "Go slowly, Xibao is sleeping, you should rest for a while before going."

Xiao Hansu said: "It's okay, Master, I don't want to sleep, I'm going to wait by Xibao's bed."

Luo Mingyue was a little speechless, but she still put Xiao Hansu down from her arms and reminded him, "Xibao is a guest, you should be more tolerant towards guests."

"OK!"

Xiao Hansu nodded rapidly, then turned into a snow-white little fox and darted out.

"Ow?"

The other three little foxes were dumbfounded on the spot. They didn't expect Xiao Hansu to abandon them.

Luo Mingyue squatted down and took out some sea beast meat from the storage space.

The little fox cubs gathered around and ate with gusto, soon forgetting about the little Hansu.

……

The villagers had finished their lunch long ago, and after a short rest, they started to work.

Luo Mingyue came back from feeding the fox and walked around outside the cardboard box.

Tianliu Village was peaceful and harmonious, and there were no more attacks of poisonous beasts on the village.

Many villagers were worshiping the immortal statue in the village, thanking the immortal for their help today, otherwise there would have been casualties in the village.

Some people also thanked the immortal for guiding Ye Ningchuan and others to stay. The refugees outside the village were like a defensive barrier, and Ye Ningchuan's ability to resurrect the dead made the villagers excited. Many villagers had already given gifts to Aunt Guo's family.

Aunt Guo was embarrassed to accept it, but Ye Ningchuan saw through it and accepted it all.

The villagers were all very happy. If someone died in a family in the future, they would definitely ask Ye Ningchuan to come and rescue them. Now that Ye Ningchuan had accepted the gift, he would definitely not sit idly by in the future.

I just don’t know how the Silver-haired Prophet is doing after he left.

The vast majority of villagers knew how to be grateful. They ran to the statue of the immortal, burned incense, kowtowed and knelt, repeating the same few words over and over again, praying to the immortal to protect the silver-haired prophet and to keep him safe and sound.

Luo Mingyue thought that even if these people didn't ask, she would still protect the prophet.

She arrived above Baishan Village. The stone basins that were put down for feeding the children at noon had already been collected and washed by Kong Ziyun and were placed on the table next to them. Luo Mingyue filled one of the stone basins with watermelon and put it down for them.

Of course, we cannot favor one over the other, so Luo Mingyue also provided watermelons to Mojia Village and Tianliu Village.

As for Hulu Town, the territory is relatively large and the population is large. There are many stalls selling things on the road. Business is pretty good and people are buying from them one after another. There is no need for Luo Mingyue to provide fruits. There are stalls selling them on the street, but the poor people can't afford them.

Luo Mingyue was in a good mood today and felt compassion, so she asked the villagers of Mojia Village to drive their horse-drawn carriages into the town and start selling fruits and fruit juice.

The price is so low, it’s almost like giving it away for free.

People flocked to the scene, and everyone felt that they had gotten a great bargain.

Business was so brisk that the streets were packed with people, which almost alarmed the government officials. Fortunately, the people did not want to cause trouble and lined up to buy in an orderly manner.

Although the carriage was loaded with a lot of fruit, there were too many people. People came one after another and the fruit in the carriage was sold out. Those who queued up but didn't buy asked pitifully: "When will you open the stall next time?"

Widow Yan said, "That's hard to say."

"Okay..." The people left in dismay and disappointment.

Luo Mingyue was a "fairy" and he was not so incapable of affording even some fruit. When the little people turned around and prepared to go home, Luo Mingyue reached out and put down two buckets. The buckets were about four centimeters high and were filled with small cut fruit cubes.

Although Widow Yan and others could not see the immortal, they could see the benefits falling from the sky and knew that they must be rewards from the immortal, so they called back the people who were about to leave and continued selling.

Luo Mingyue walked around the cardboard box for a few times. Seeing that nothing was happening with the little people, she decided to go and see Xiao Hansu. She wanted to know how Xiao Hansu and Xibao were getting along.

Luo Mingyue first hid her figure to prevent herself from disturbing the two little ones if she appeared. After all, she just liked to hug the children occasionally and pinch their faces, but she didn't like to play with the children.

Luo Mingyue came to Huike Peak and found Xibao sleeping soundly in the bird's nest.

Xiao Hansu was counting petals in boredom, praying in his heart that Xibao would wake up soon, "One, two, three, four..."

Xiao Hansu counted back and forth between one and ten, not knowing how long he had been counting until he heard a dazed, childish voice, "Hey, fox..."

Xibao woke up and the first thing he noticed was Xiao Hansu.