Spellcaster of Azeroth

Chapter 132
Chapter 132

Balka kept shaking his head and lamented how good Anna's luck was.Anna's eyes suddenly turned into a pair of dead fish eyes and looked at Balka, "Are you a grandpa over 2000 years old? Are you now lamenting your life?"

"This..." Anna's words immediately interrupted Balka's recollection of his past hardships, and he didn't know what to say for a while.Seeing that Balka was speechless by Anna, Kalia covered her mouth and laughed.

At this time, Wayne had already roasted the wolf meat, and he smiled and told Balka, "Okay, Balka. Send the barbecue to Teddy."

Hearing Wayne give himself a step down, Balka immediately took the barbecue from the campfire, set up the tent and went out.The weight of the two wolves was easily lifted in Balka's hands, and his strength was no less than that of ordinary adult high elves.When Balka left with the wolf meat, Kalia quickly took out the pots and kitchen utensils from the backpack behind her and said to Anna, "Anna, quickly take out the flour."

"Ah, I see." Anna took out a small bag of flour from the space bag at her waist and handed it to Kalia, then turned her head and asked Wayne: "I want to know, why do I need to prepare flour? The fruit is not good Is it? As long as you eat a few fruits, you can last a whole day without even drinking water."

"Of course there is no problem with fruit, but flour is certainly not bad. More importantly, except for Quel'Thalas, the outside world can't eat fruit all year round. So it's okay if you're not used to snacking." Wei Wei En said to Anna while reaching out to help Kalia sieve the flour.

"Isn't the flour bad? It's flour made from grain. I ate it when I was a child, and it was very unpalatable. I can only say that because it doesn't have any peculiar smell, it's only better than those fishy meats." Anna heard Wayne retorted in disbelief at his answer.

"Of course, because the high elves have enough fruits, they have never thought about food. When they eat food, they always put it in the pot and cook it. It tastes good even if the wheat husk is not removed. That's weird." Wayne looked at Anna with contempt and said.

Wayne's expression immediately made Anna feel a little crazy, but she still said in a calm and indifferent tone: "Then you didn't invent this way of eating, but you learned it from humans and dwarves. You have What can you be proud of?"

"Hey, how do you know?" Before Wayne could speak, Kalia, who was using a small sieve to sieve noodles, stared at the small sieve in her hand, and asked Anna curiously.

"Balka told me." Anna turned her head and said to Kalia calmly: "He said that after Wayne saw that the dwarves used flour pancakes, he once lamented that there were no high elves in Quel'Thalas who thought of this way to deal with it. Food. It can be better to eat food."

As soon as Anna finished speaking, Balka raised the tent again and walked in. He had already given Teddy the two roasted wolves.Although it's only been a while, the temperature outside the tent has dropped a lot.The cold wind blew in with the tent that Balka raised, and Anna crossed her arms and shook her body.After all, she had been outside for a long time just now, and the clothes on her body had become a little damp due to the hazy drizzle, and now she felt cold when the cold wind blew.

Wayne, who was holding the pot with both hands to catch the flour sifted under Kalia's sieve, had been listening to Anna's words just now, so Wayne saw Anna's actions.As long as he thought about it for a while, he knew why Anna made such a move, so Wayne asked Anna: "You should have brought extra clothes, right?"

Anna didn't speak, just shook her head silently.Wayne sighed inwardly. He forgot to tell Anna to bring two extra sets of clothes. It was common sense to bring two more sets of clothes when going out. However, Anna and his father were both high elves who had never traveled far.So this was not taken into account.

At this time, Wayne's hands were occupied, and Kalia was also sifting noodles, so he asked Balka, "Balka, how many spare sets of clothes did you bring?"

"Three sets, what's wrong?" Balka just came in and asked without knowing why.

Wayne didn't explain, but directly said to Balka: "Give Anna a set, she didn't bring any extra clothes."

"No problem." Hearing what Wayne said, Balka noticed that Anna's clothes seemed a little damp, so he nodded and walked past Wayne, picked up his own backpack in the corner, and took it out. A set of clothes was given to Anna and said, "Here you are, put it on quickly."

Anna took the clothes that Balka handed over, and stared blankly at Wayne and Balka.She knew the difference between men and women much earlier than ordinary high elf children, so after discovering that Balka and Wayne gave her the clothes, she had no intention of avoiding them at all.So he frowned and said, "Are you planning to stay here like this?"

Balka turned his head to look at Anna inexplicably, and said, "Where is it not here? It's already dark outside, and it's still raining, so I can't go outside to play now."

"That's not what I meant..." Anna looked at Balka's blank eyes and sighed lightly, "Forget it, come here."

"Oh." Balka walked up to Anna and asked suspiciously, "What do you want me to do?"

Anna pointed to the fur on the ground and said to Balka, "Hold it up to block me."

"This?" Balka pointed to the fur on the ground and asked Anna puzzledly: "This is very heavy, why do you do this?"

"Of course it's to cover me so that I can change my clothes. Or do you want to see my body?" Anna stared at Balka calmly.

Being stared at by Anna with such strange eyes, Balka felt a little uncomfortable, so he replied: "Okay, okay. Really, it's just changing clothes, and it's so troublesome. When I usually change clothes Never had to bother."

After Balka raised the fur on the ground to block Anna, Anna quickly took off the damp and cold clothes on her body, and changed into the one that Balka handed her.

Balka put the fur back in place after she had changed, while Wayne and Kalia had finished sifting the little bag of flour.In the small sieve, besides the wheat husk, there are also many small stones that have been filtered out.Next, Wayne and the others used the filtered flour, added a little honey and jam as fillings, and baked a few doughnuts.

Anna picked up the bread and ate it into her mouth. It felt completely different from the food she had eaten before.

(End of this chapter)