Prehistoric: When a good old man awakens to the evil system

Chapter 41 Chapter , Deer, Sheep, Rabbit

Hongyun just watched, watching Qingfeng open the door and walk out without any obstacles. After waiting for a while and watching with my own eyes, Qingfeng walked in carrying a few injured animals, again without any obstacles.

With this barrier, he is neither trapped inside nor protected from the outside, and only looks after himself.

Zhen Yuanzi has good intentions!

"Master Hongyun, this deer's legs are broken and this sheep's horns are broken." Qingfeng came over and put down the deer and sheep.
  Hongyun looked at the rabbit in his hand and asked with his eyes.

Qingfeng quickly explained: "Master Qi Hongyun, I saw someone lighting a fire to roast a rabbit in the mountains. It smelled delicious, so I caught one and came back to try it."

Hongyun immediately became interested. Why do innate creatures need to eat grains to wrap their bellies? Most monsters take their forms and eat them alive. How could anyone use fire to roast food?
  "Who is that person and where is he?" Hongyun's eyes lit up.
  How could anyone eat barbecue in the prehistoric times? How could anyone have such thoughts? Hongyun now seriously suspected that that person had also traveled through time.

As the saying goes, when a fellow countryman meets a fellow countryman, tears well up in his eyes. Hongyun can't wait to meet that person and have a good chat.

But...I can't get out~

He had no choice but to say: "Go find the barbecue guy and invite him back!"

Qingfeng looked confused, but quickly responded, turned around and ran out.

Hongyun lowered his head and looked at the deer, sheep, and rabbits. After thinking for a moment, he cast a spell to pen the deer and sheep so that they could not move freely. Then he picked up the rabbit, and in front of the deer and sheep, he picked up the knife and wiped the rabbit's neck neatly.

The deer and the sheep trembled in fear at the same time
  Skinning and disembowelment, although Hongyun's movements were unfamiliar, his execution was bloody.

Hongyun once again took out the branch that the supervisor had used to pick up Zhunti, passed it through the rabbit, then cast a spell to light it, and put the rabbit up.

Then, with his hands behind his back, he wandered among the deer and sheep, staring at the graceful lines on their bodies.

'Ding! One thousand points of bad virtue have been received! ’

Very good, that's it, keep going! Sheep are vegetarian animals, right~
  "Are you a vegetarian?" Hongyun asked the sheep.
  Then he took the roasted rabbit and handed it to the sheep's mouth.

The sheep was so frightened that it backed away. Hongyun followed closely, and the rabbit was always at the sheep's mouth, never leaving.

"Eat!" Hongyun handed it over again and almost stuffed the rabbit directly into the sheep's mouth.

The sheep still refuses to open its mouth

Hongyun smiled evilly and asked kindly: "Do you want to eat rabbits or deer?"

The deer shivered again, looked around, then started running away with one leg lame. But just because it couldn't see it didn't mean it didn't exist. As soon as it ran two meters away, it was bounced back and fell right at the sheep's feet.

"Or do you want to eat sheep?" Hongyun's demonic voice sounded again.

'Ding! One thousand points of bad virtue have been received! ’

The sheep glanced at the rabbit next to its mouth and bit it.

"How do I feel that you two have become spiritually intelligent?" Hongyun began to look at the deer and the sheep again.

Hongyun was really confused. Although the reactions of the sheep and deer were within his expectations, when it actually happened, he felt something was wrong.

How did the sheep and deer understand him?
  How did you get scared?

Are inanimate animals so smart? Or is it that the animals in the ancient times are different from the animals in later generations? The sheep and the deer may not look very big, but they have actually lived for many years?

"How old are you two?" Hongyun asked directly as she thought of it.
  But they didn't get the answer. The sheep and the deer were already clinging to each other and lying as far away from the red cloud as possible.

(End of this chapter)