I woke up to find myself transmigrated into a disabled child.

Chapter 200 Dreaming

“This…” Le Man looked at Le Zhi, who had asked the question, with surprise, and fell into deep thought.

Having grown accustomed to overthinking, Lezhi saw that Leman was stumped by the question and continued, "Taming birds and beasts is not as simple as you think. Even if you raise them from a young age, you can't be sure they will stay. Similarly, even wild animals may not be completely unable to accept you. It all depends on fate."

"..."

"I understand, I will think about it carefully." Le Man understood what Le Zhi meant. He also didn't want to see his enthusiasm go to waste and the final result be unsatisfactory.

Lezhi wanted him to consider all the possibilities carefully and make a decision only if he could truly accept them.

"Yes, I will give your suggestion a good consideration if we decide to adopt the chicks."

It's clear that Lemon is seriously considering this matter, and Lezhi has also made a commitment. Nothing is certain yet, but at least it gives everyone a direction to choose from.

"Okay." After exchanging a smile with Lezhi, Leman felt her restlessness dissipate and instantly felt much more relaxed.

The two had a frank conversation, and Lezhi also expressed his attitude. In the following days, Leman watched Lezhi feed the chicks very carefully and found that it was really quite troublesome to raise this little thing well.

First, baby birds should be fed small, frequent meals; they need to eat regularly. Their diet also needs to be carefully balanced, including a mix of meat and vegetables. Maintaining warmth is also crucial, especially during this season.

Luckily, we have Maoqiu (the cat), otherwise, if Lezhi were to feed him all by himself, he would probably be exhausted.

The winds of the late White Tibetan season are as sharp as knives, and everyone's protective layers consume energy faster in the harsher environment, so they need to eat more food to replenish themselves when it's time to eat.

Fortunately, the members of this small team were all top-notch, and hunting was a piece of cake for them. After Lezhi became familiar with his wings, he was even allowed to observe a hunting operation from a distance so that he could gain some experience.

Seeing that Yue Manyue was urging the vines to trap the prey, Qingping raised her hand and took aim. The aiming motion was short, and in a few breaths, she released the arrow. With a "whoosh", the arrow was already embedded in the insect's weak side of its neck.

The insect's enormous body thrashed about, making its final, desperate struggle. The group remained undeterred. Qingze then drew his bow and fired another arrow, which again struck its target. Under the combined attack from both sides, the insect was quickly overwhelmed and collapsed to the ground with a thud, only its legs still twitching reflexively.

"Wow, Qingze and Qingping are so handsome..." Snipers, a highly technical profession, are always popular, and Lezhi is no exception.

Seeing Qingping and Qingze's bows and arrows, Lezhi suddenly remembered that he hadn't received his custom-made bows and arrows yet. He'd been so busy lately that he'd almost forgotten about them. Now, seeing how well Qingping and Qingze were doing, his desire to learn archery was rekindled.

With her own little thoughts in mind, Lezhi, under Qingjin's arrangement, followed the group to the lakeside where they would rest for the night. Having been a team for so long, they had developed a considerable understanding and didn't need to assign tasks. Everyone instantly found their own thing to do, leaving only Lezhi holding the fur ball, idly standing beside Lei Xiu.

"Zhizhi, come and rest here for a while. They'll need some time to process the prey."

Ah, Lezhi was wrong. He was the only one who had nothing to do. While Lezhi was in a daze for a short while, Lei Xiu had already quickly spurred the vines to weave a hammock for him to rest in at night.

Several flat stones were placed beside the hearth where the fire had been lit, and now they were inviting Lezhi to sit down and rest.

Having only recently learned to fly, Lezhi had spent an entire day flying with the team on a forced march, and was indeed a little tired, mainly because the area where she exerted force in her shoulder blades was a bit sore. So she did not refuse Lei Xiu's kindness.

"Okay, thank you, Lei Xiu~"

Obediently, she sat down, took off the package in front of her chest and placed it beside her. Lezhi rotated her shoulders a few times to relieve the discomfort in her back.

"tired?"

"Well, a little, but much better than a few days ago."

"Well, that means you're gradually getting used to this intensity, and it will only get better from here on out. In another three or four days, we'll be able to cross the Star River Plains and reach the border of the Windwalker Clan. At that time, we won't need to rush like this, and we can rest a little longer, so just bear with it a little longer."

“Okay.” Lezhi was unaware that his ability to attract tidal storms had reached a point where it needed to be taken seriously. Qingjin and Leixiu weighed the pros and cons repeatedly and finally decided to travel at full speed. At least in the Star River Plain section, they absolutely could not stop for too long, for fear that something unexpected might happen again.

The plains at night are incredibly beautiful, with an unobstructed sky filled with twinkling stars that seem almost within reach if you simply look up and stretch out your hand.

Although there are many kinds of plants on the plains, they are generally not tall, so you can see a long way at a glance. Looking into the distance and taking a deep breath, Lezhi felt that his mind and heart were much more open.

No wonder so many people loved going to the grasslands in my past life; such a sight is truly praiseworthy. Especially at night in Jormungand, various fluorescent plants add to the vibrancy, making it much more lively than in my past life.

After dinner, accompanied by Lei Xiu, Le Zhi went to the lakeside to wash up. Then, Le Zhi lay in the hammock, half-asleep, clutching Mao Qiu. Le Zhi had trouble falling asleep because his mind was always filled with many things, so he would toss and turn for a long time before going to sleep each night.

However, during the two days of travel, due to the excessive physical exertion, his minor ailment disappeared without medication, and he could fall asleep almost instantly. But as his body gradually adapted to this intensity, his tendency to overthink started to resurface. He had too many thoughts before falling asleep, making it easy for him to have dreams.

Lezhi realized she was dreaming because she heard that familiar voice again. Unlike the warm, flowing water of a hot spring when the mother tree communicated with her, the wind gave Lezhi a sense of uncertainty and natural freedom, making it easy to recognize.

"Hehehe, my little one's here again, let's play together~"

This time, the voice was different from the simple characters that Lezhi had heard before. It was a complete and smooth communication. Lezhi knew that this was because of his own reasons. The storm had always been very powerful. He couldn't fully understand the meaning of the wind before because his level was too low.

Where are you taking me?

Because it was a dream, Lezhi's body was still at their resting camp. What was being carried out by the wind was a wisp of consciousness, not a physical body. Therefore, Lezhi did not have a deep sense of the outside world. Even though the wind was carrying him up, down, left, and right, Lezhi did not feel any discomfort.

If he had flown out of this route himself, he would probably be dizzy by now. Lezhi thought to himself, but he didn't have any intention of resisting.

Being carried by the wind and waves gave him a sense of freedom, as if he had become part of the wind himself. This feeling was captivating, and Lezhi was reluctant to wake up.

The wind didn't answer Lezhi's question, but instead showed it through its actions. The wind carried Lezhi aimlessly across the boundless grassland, sometimes fast, sometimes slow. In its fleeting glimpses, Lezhi didn't recognize most of the plants it saw.

Because of the unpredictable tidal storms, the plains had always been avoided by the tree spirits. Even if they were to come, they wouldn't bring the then-weak Lezhi along. Therefore, Lezhi didn't know much about the plants on the plains. Today, the wind has broadened his horizons.