Chapter 2580: How Did You End up Getting Robbed?
Ever since Ning Shu had stepped onto the planet, she noticed that people were staring at them. However, they were cautious and hadn’t dared to approach them.
Alviss closed his book. He raised his head and said, “They are still afraid of us and dare not make a move. However, this won’t be the case forever. We can try to communicate.
“If necessary, we must show tough tactics,” Alviss said.
Ning Shu could sense that people were watching them around with suspicious and fearful eyes.
Ning Shu glanced at Little Grass, “How did you end up getting robbed?”
How weak.
“That little brat popped up suddenly. I wasn’t paying attention,” Little Grass grumbled.
Alviss noticed that Little Grass called the other party ‘a little brat’. She herself was a little girl, so how could she call the other party ‘a little brat’?
“In the future, don’t take the nutrient solution out all the time and show off. No one else got robbed, just you.” Ning Shu swatted Little Grass’ head. “He must have seen you drinking it all the time. That must be why he robbed you.”
Little Grass pouted.
Ning Shu carried a hoe to prepare the fields for farming. Alviss intended for them to only plant enough food to eat, so they didn’t need to reclaim a lot of land and damage the environment.
Alviss also said that their descendants, should they reproduce, could slowly reclaim more land on this planet.
Ning Shu felt the same way. If they took too big of a stride, they’d be putting too much pressure on the planet.
Every day, she and the rest of her group would work when the sun was up, and rest only when the sun had set. On top of that, they’d have to work while being stared at.
After some time, the indigenous people of the planet realized that these newcomers were not coming to hurt them, so they became a little bolder. At the same time, they were also very curious about what Ning Shu and the others were doing.
Some people had evil thoughts and wanted to steal their things.
As such, Alviss took a gun and fired a shot at a tree. The huge tree fell down with a groan.
Immediately, those people were scared off. They only dared to watch from a distance from then on.
Ning Shu and the others then planted the seeds. Because the crops were not yet mature, they ate very frugally, and usually just looked for wild fruits. If they happened to come upon wild animals, they’d get to eat some meat.
Alviss occasionally made some simple tools in the spaceship’s laboratory.
He was someone who could build a spaceship. It was all too easy for him to create those simple tools.
As for Little Grass, she’d gained an extra follower. It was the child who’d snatched her nutrient solution.
The child was doing his best to curry favor with her. No matter how hard Little Grass tried, she couldn’t chase him away.
From time to time he would give her Little Grass a wild fruit, wild egg, or even some wildflowers.
Little Grass accepted his gifts, but still ignored him.
This meant that Little Grass would go home every day with something in her hands.
“You should also give him some gifts back,” Ning Shu said. “An adult must’ve told that child to give you these things.”
“Then what should I give him?” Little Grass said, “I haven’t settled the score with him yet after he stole my nutrient solution.”
“Be more generous. You have lived for hundreds of years anyway. Why are you talking about settling scores with a child?”
“I’m a child too.”
“How could you still be a child? You’re a few hundred years old.”
“Even before I was only a little bit taller than I am now.”
“Ah. Well, you really haven’t grown much after I left. Doesn’t the Jade Waters Ice Pond have a lot of spiritual energy? Haven’t you absorbed it?” Ning Shu asked.
There was a spiritual vein under the Jade Waters Ice Pond. There was a very abundant amount of spiritual energy there.
“Of course I have. But I still didn’t grow any taller,” Little Grass gloomily said.
“You’re probably stuck in a bottleneck. Have you experienced no other tribulation after the one that happened when I was there?”
“I’m supposed to go through more thunder tribulations?” Little Grass asked back.
“Um, probably?” Ning Shu said with uncertainty. “There are all kinds of tribulations for human cultivators so it’s probably the same for you?”
“Oh.” Little Grass seemed to only half understand.
The next day, Little Grass gave the child a scrunchie to tie up his hair with.
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