Miss Elf Dragon

Dodos are very easy to care for, and they are not picky about their food at all. Everything they eat tastes delicious, and they look very satisfied.

Perotina was very happy to see it, and the people who ate it liked it, which was the greatest compliment to the chef.

"Dudu, you are such a lovable bird."

"Duh-duh-duh."

The Dodo narrowed its big round eyes, smiled at Perotina, and drank the minced meat porridge cleanly from the wooden bowl.

It was warm in the cave and they had a good night's sleep. After dawn the next day, the two of them got out of the cave.

"Hey, it's really not easy."

Perotina patted the snow on her body and head and wiped it with a towel.

The snow was accumulating more and more. It was a big project to clear all the snow in front of the cave, so she simply got out of the snow.

"Dudu, are you okay?"

Perotina turned and looked.

The Dodo followed Perotina's route, but it was difficult because of its large size. Now that it finally came out, it stood on the ground and jumped a few times, shaking off the snow, but its mood was a little depressed.

Dudu seems to particularly dislike the cold, Pelotina thought to herself.

Taking out a thick blanket and draping it over it, Perotina patted the dodo.

"Then let's set off, you lead the way, and we'll go pick white-toed elk grass."

The dodo, which was warmed by Perotina, raised its neck, with a gentle look in its eyes. It looked around in the white snow for a long time, finally determined its direction, and then took a step forward, motioning for Perotina to follow it.

Perotina took one last look at the cave where she had lived for more than ten days, feeling that she might not come back again.

"I don't know which one will be cheaper."

Perotina murmured in a low voice, feeling a little reluctant to leave her own little world.

He poked the ground with the stick, and almost all of the nearly two meters of stick passed through before touching the ground. This made Perotina take a breath of air.

Fortunately, the snow will melt slightly under the sunlight during the day, and then melt together with the new fallen snow, which is relatively solid. When Perotina stepped down, the snow would not sink any further until it reached her calves.

"Cold, cold."

Perotina stopped now and then to take a sip of hot water and stretch her frozen feet.

"Dunk, dunk, dunk, dunk, dunk."

As they set off again, the dodo knelt down towards Perotina and asked her to sit on his back.

Its legs and feet are slender. Although they sink deeper due to the small force-bearing area, they are also more flexible in movement. They sometimes walk and sometimes jump, like two sleigh sticks.

"Dudu is so good."

Perotina climbed up and was lying on the blanket on its back. The dodo's two featherless fleshy wings were bent back, as if to protect Perotina from falling.

"Dugudugu, let's go"

Perotina hugged the dodo's neck and looked at the road in the distance.

After walking and resting like this, and eating two warm meals in the middle, Perotina worked hard to make two knee pads for the Dodo.

I traveled during the day and lived in a snow coffin covered with thick quilts at night. Although it was not very comfortable, it was not very sad either.

It was already the afternoon of the third day when they finally reached where the white-toed elk grass grew.

"The snow here is not that thick."

Perotina jumps off the dodo

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, jumped twice on the ground.

Her sense of direction has never been good, but because of some iconic plants and terrain, Perotina knew that they were walking towards the hinterland of the Warcraft Forest.

"It turns out that the closer you get to the inside, the warmer it gets. It's obvious that the outside can freeze people into popsicles."

"Dunk, dunk, dunk, dunk, dunk."

The dodo was very excited when he heard the popsicles. This was its new snack for the past two days. It was obviously afraid of the cold, but it didn't mind at all when eating the popsicles.

"I'll make it for you after I finish my business."

Perotina smiled, then took out a spade and began to work.

There are not many white-toed elk grasses here. There are eleven plants in total, all growing around a giant tree. It is precisely because the giant branches have lush leaves that cover most of the snow, so they are not crushed by falling snow.

"What a great luck. No one else found this place. It's all Dudu's luck that brought me."

Perotina babbled happily while digging the soil with a professional shovel.

Based on her experience of seeing so many fantasy cultivations in her previous life, precious plants are all delicate, and if their roots and stems are destroyed, their medicinal properties and spirituality will be affected.

So although the other people she saw were rudely pulling out the grass plants and putting them into storage equipment, Pelotina decided to be cautious. Not only did she use a jade shovel with anti-magic properties, but she also dug out the plants with soil. The white-toed elk grass is placed in the box she usually keeps food fresh to keep it fresh and alive.

The dodo patiently bent its long legs and squatted next to Perotina, watching her meticulously digging the grass, cooing from time to time.

"Bah, bah."

When Perotina finally put the last white-toed elk grass into the box, she suddenly heard the sound of someone approaching quietly.

The footsteps were cautious and gentle, but they did not escape Perotina's ears.

Quickly standing up, Perotina blocked the unresponsive Dodo behind her.

"who"

Perotina whispered in agreement.

The person who originally planned to hide paused, hesitated, and walked out.

"Hi, hi, don't be so nervous, I don't mean any harm."

A young man dressed as an adventurer walked up to them with a smile. Under Perotina's warning eyes, he stood still when he was seven or eight meters away and did not come any closer.

"Little sister, what were you doing just now? Looking at you squatting there, you seem to be digging something."

Perotina rolled her eyes and began to lie naturally.

"I heard that koalas would bury some food under the trees before winter. Now that the weather is so cold, it is difficult to hunt prey, so I tried my luck to see if this statement was true. I didn't expect to find it. "

As she spoke, she took out a potato with soil and pointed to the dug hole to show the young man. There were actually a few potatoes buried shallowly in the soil.

"Chi-doo-doo-doo"

The dodo was so startled by this magical scene that it let out a rooster cry. If there wasn't someone with ulterior motives on the other side, Perotina would have laughed out loud.

"That's right"

The young man still had some doubts in his heart, but he knew it was hard to say anything else. He looked at the potatoes in the soil and was disappointed. When his eyes turned to the dodo, his eyes lit up again.

"meat"

There were no animals out and about in the snowy weather. He had been chewing the cold and hard pancakes for several days, and now when he saw the fat dodo, his eyes began to turn green involuntarily.