Natural disasters in books: I stockpiled goods to escape famine in ancient times

"Village Chief Wei?"

Wei Cai was standing outside the door holding a homemade lantern, his lips were purple from the cold. When he saw Song Shiwei, he gave a stiff smile and said in a trembling voice, "Xiao Song, the weather has been strange these past two days. You should wear something warmer since you are alone at home."

"Don't worry, Village Chief, I know I'm worried. I felt a lot colder when I got up this morning, so I put on two more clothes. Please come into the house and warm yourself by the fire."

Wei Cai shook his head stiffly: "No, no, I will go home after notifying your family. I have notified other families in the village, and the village chief of Xiahuang Village will also notify every household. You don't have to worry about the Huang family. Xiao Zhang is not at home now. If there is anything at home, you can come to my house to find me."

"Okay, please help me, village chief. Thank you very much."

"What are you thanking me for? We are all from the same village. This morning, an official from the city came to the village to notify the village chiefs to inform everyone to avoid catching a cold and getting sick. I'm going home now, and you should also hurry back to the house. It's very cold outside."

After saying that, Wei Cai slowly left.

Song Shiwei stared at Wei Cai's back in a daze. Even though it was freezing cold, he felt a warmth in his heart at this moment.

Having seen so many people who seek profit and avoid harm, who harm the public for their own benefit, and who are treacherous and mean, even Song Shiwei could not help being moved when he suddenly came into contact with a kind and benevolent person.

A small warm current began to surge, rushing towards the deep part of my heart, feeling both warm and sore, as if something was blocking my chest.

Song Shiwei felt that maybe he could do something else to make himself feel better.

When he turned back, he paused, and then a long sword appeared in his hand. Song Shiwei turned around and strode out of the door, teleporting towards the mountains.

During the period, they heard the noise of people from two villages going into the mountains to hunt. Song Shiwei did not hear any sound of wild beasts, so he did not go over and headed straight to the deepest part.

In one night, Song Shiwei killed fifteen wolves, ten wild boars, two deer and a bear in the deep mountains, and also found several nests of wild rabbits.

After putting the prey into the space, Song Shiwei teleported to Zhang Wu's side. When he arrived, it was still dark. Zhang Wu, Huang Hai and Liu Daming were talking by the fire.

Song Shiwei broke a branch to make a sound, and revealed himself when Zhang Wu looked over vigilantly.

God knows how shocked Zhang Wu was when he saw his master.

It’s the beginning of the Mao hour now!

My master didn’t stay at home to sleep or read a storybook, but came to the mountains!

Simply appalling!

Zhang Wu pretended to be in a hurry to pee and quickly came to Song Shiwei and asked in a low voice: "Master, why are you here?"

Song Shiwei first looked him up and down, and after making sure he was not injured, he smiled and said, "I can't sleep, so I came to the mountains to take a walk and kill some wild animals. That will lighten your burden."

(Beast: You are noble, you are amazing.)

Zhang Wu was very surprised when he heard this: "Master, you didn't go into the mountains at night, did you?"

Song Shiwei nodded.

Zhang Wu immediately glared and said, "Master, have you encountered any troubles? Or has Mr. Zhou gone home again? Do you need your subordinates to solve the problem?"

Song Shiwei didn't know whether to laugh or cry: "No, by the way, did you notice the temperature dropping in the mountains?"

Speaking of this, Zhang Wu became serious: "I can feel it. It's getting colder day by day. We have to chop enough firewood at night and find a cave to rest. Otherwise, I'm afraid we can't stand it."

"The temperature in the mountains is lower than that at the foot of the mountain. You should keep warm and don't get sick from the cold. If you can't hold on any longer, go back. There are signs of wild animals attacking you. If you pay close attention, you can still detect them in advance."

Zhang Wu nodded: "I understand. Master, you have to take good care of yourself when you are alone at home. We will be back in two days."

"Okay, I'll leave first."

Zhang Wu watched Song Shiwei leave before walking back to his resting place. Wu Dahai and the others had just woken up and were replacing a few people.

After Song Shiwei teleported back home, he went straight back to his room, went into the space to clean himself inside and out, and came out of the bathroom only after he could no longer smell the blood on his body. He changed into clean clothes and simply slept in the space.

When I woke up again, it was already past noon. I left the space only after eating and drinking my fill.

The charcoal fire in the house had long been extinguished, and the temperature inside was freezing. Song Shiwei quickly took out a fire starter and lit the charcoal. He lit two charcoal basins in a row before stopping.

After warming up, Song Shiwei left the room and went straight to the stable. He looked at the horse trough, added hay and warm water, and then added a large pile of straw on the ground. He also added two more straw curtains to the stable.

Fortunately, Zhang Wu had fed the horse well and it did not seem cold at all in such a cold day. When he saw Song Shiwei coming in, he walked up to her very affectionately and rubbed his head against her shoulder.

Song Shiwei gently stroked the horse's head and said with a smile: "Eat quickly, it will be easier to work after you are full."

The horses neighed joyfully.

After it had eaten and drunk its fill, Song Shiwei wrapped the horse's legs with thick cloth, put a thick blanket on its back, tied it tightly with a rope, and finally led it out.

Along the way, the wind and snow blew straight into my face. Even though I covered my face, my eyes were exposed and the area around my eyes was wet.

After riding into the city, Song Shiwei headed towards Zhou Mansion. When he arrived, he handed the token to the doorman, left a message, and turned away.

As soon as I entered the teahouse, I felt warm. I immediately asked for a private room and ordered a pot of strong tea. I sipped the tea while looking out the window.

When Zhou Huai arrived, Song Shiwei was just drinking his second cup of tea.

"So fast?"

Zhou Huai took the cloak and placed it on the shelf beside him, then lifted his robe and sat down, his eyes full of smiles, his voice clear and gentle: "Since Shi Wei is looking for me, I naturally dare not delay."

His every move was full of dignity and elegance, which really fits the saying "A glance at the crowd makes the world look like dust". Although Song Shiwei was not interested in men, she couldn't help but say, "What a handsome man!"

Song Shiwei paused for a few seconds looking at Zhou Huai's face, and said nonchalantly: "You don't have to rush over here. I have plenty of time. I was bored recently, so I went to the mountains to hunt some wild animals. Do you still want them?"

Zhou Huai smiled directly into his eyes: "Of course I want it. I couldn't ask for more. The batch of animal meat I brought back from you was gone in two days. I originally planned to send people into the mountains to hunt more, but I didn't expect to be delayed by something. Fortunately, Shi Wei brought good news today, but I don't know how much you have?"

Song Shiwei put down his teacup and said, "It's almost the same as last time, but this time there are two deer and a bear. You have to leave the skins for me."

"Okay, would you like me to help you make some?"

Song Shiwei was very satisfied with Zhou Huai's words, and replied with a smile: "If it can be prepared, it would be even better. The wind and snow have been too strong these mornings. You can have someone go to my place this afternoon to take it away."

"The heavy snow and wind are fake, but the real reason is the laziness."

Facing the mischief in Zhou Huai's eyes, Song Shi pursed his lips: "Seeing through but not saying it out loud, I think people like you who are in power in the family should understand this principle."

Zhou Huai chuckled, his laughter was clear and pleasant. He bowed to Song Shiwei and pretended to be flattering: "That's what Qingyuan said, don't be surprised, Shiwei."

Song Shi slightly lifted her eyelids and glanced at him, then raised her bare hands slightly, picked up a cup of tea on the table, skimmed off the foam, blew on it, and then took a sip: "It's okay if you don't blame me, don't go too early."