Interstellar Wife Rong Hugui

Chapter 5436 Not going

After dinner, there were no more shrimps and crabs to pick, so everyone just chatted together.

The money-obsessed adjutant had some free time again, so he decided to visit a nearby hunting team and asked Luo Bi, "Are you going?"

Luo Bi shook her head: "I won't go."

He Yao went there with a few children. They came back after a while and talked about the news they had heard. It was because they couldn't catch small crabs at the moment, so Fan Heng and Hang Heng said that they could only catch small shrimps and crabs these days.

After waiting for the shrimps and crabs, they will definitely be able to catch them.

Regardless of whether it was true or not, it was impossible for hundreds of soldiers to sit and wait for small fry. The next morning, only thirty soldiers were left behind, and the other Thunder Flame warriors all followed the treasurer He Tang to go hunting.

Wei Qin, Wu Cheng and others planned to find a shallow section of the river to catch small fish and shrimps, but they would have to wait until Luo Bi threw away the pickles and see what the situation was.

If there are too many shrimps and crabs, I will definitely not go because I am too busy at home.

Several children took their fish baskets, buckets and basins and strolled around the camp to play.

When Luo Bi got up, Bai Juan and the other children ran over and said with a smile, "Luo Bi, you're up."

When Luo Bi saw this situation, she looked towards the river and saw Lieutenant General Bai Xun and Luo Jie were both by the river. The soldiers were fishing with refined fishing nets, waiting for her to throw some pickles to them.

"Did you get up early?" Luo Bi asked with a smile.

Pei Yang nodded: "Waiting for you to throw some pickles."

Bai Juan mimicked: "If there are still no crabs, we can go to the shallow river to catch small fish and shrimps."

Everything is ready. Well, Luo Bi stopped eating and washed her hands.

Wu Cheng ran back from the river: "Luo Bi, did you throw away the pickles?"

Luo Bi opened the storage ring and took out the pickled cabbage that she had been using, as well as a small knife and a palm-sized chopping board. The chopping board had never been used before and was new and very fun.

Luo Bi Ke liked this small vegetable board: "I'll go and throw in the small pickles."

"Don't worry." Wu Cheng was anxious, but he still waved his hand and said, "You can throw it away after you finish your meal. Eat first."

Luo Bi didn't say anything else. She put the chopping board away, took a knife and cut a small piece of pickled cabbage, just a little bit. Then Luo Bi put away the chopping board and knife, and went to the river with the little bit of pickled cabbage.

Behind them, Wu Cheng and others followed.

When they reached the river, Roger was talking to Lieutenant General Bai Xun. Before they turned around, Luo Bi directly threw a little bit of pickles into the river. Everyone immediately stared at the river.

"I'm going to wash the pickle water off my hands. It tastes salty." Luo Bi stayed for a while and ran back to the protective shield.

Roger responded and no longer had time to care about Luo Bi, staring at the water.

This time is different from the last two times. Roger asked the children, and this time Luo Bi used the same pickled cabbage dumplings as before. The last few times, she caught little crabs. It’s exciting just thinking about it!

The children were also excited and stared at the river with intent eyes.

Pei Yang and Bai Juan stared for a while, and even brought a few large buckets and basins to the riverside, ready to use everything, and wait for the shrimps and crabs to come and just catch them.

The soldiers used refined fishing nets to fish. After taking a look, they found that they caught a large number of fish at the beginning, but there was nothing left after that. They were skeptical about whether they could catch small shrimps and crabs.

Luo Bi washed her hands, ate the grilled fish, ran back to the river, and stared at the river with everyone.

As a result, half an hour passed and nothing happened.

An hour later, the children ran upstream and downstream, and it was already mid-morning, and there was not a single shrimp or crab on the river bank. (End of this chapter)