Quick Travel System: Age Strategy

With Huhedawa there, he quickly moved their beds to the other end.

Chengcheng packed up the luggage that her original body had brought and took out her own toiletries and put them aside.

Then he asked Huhedawa, "Do you have a place to wash up tonight?"

"Yes, we will use that basin to wash today." Mayila said first.

Following the direction of her finger, Cheng Cheng saw a washbasin on a wooden shelf.

Cheng Cheng stood up and walked over to see that the water inside had turned black. He asked quietly, "Do you all wash here?"

"Yes, I washed it first and then they took turns washing the rest."

No wonder the water is this color...

"Is there another place to wash up?"

Mayila shook her head, and Huhedawa said, "I know, come with me."

"Okay." Chengcheng nodded, took the toiletries, and followed Huhedawa to leave.

The wind outside was even colder when they went out. Chengcheng pulled her clothes together, and her hands holding the toiletries turned red and stiff due to the wind.

He sniffed and asked the people around him, "How long will it take?"

"It's just ahead, a little far. But you can come here to get some water tomorrow, so you don't have to go out at night." Huhedawa held her arm and reminded her: "Be careful of your steps, the grass here is quite high, you might trip accidentally."

"Thank you, Dada." Upon hearing this, Chengcheng also held his hand tightly.

It was really hard to see the ground clearly in the dark, and she didn't dare go back in the dark without him.

Even Huhedawa holding an oil lamp could not see the road ahead clearly.

When they were closer to the upstream, Huhedawa asked her to stop and go forward to fetch water himself.

Cheng Cheng listened to the sound of the rushing river and told him to be careful, then handed him the oil lamp that he had given her.

"You hold it, and if you see one slip, I'll wait for you here."

"Then don't move around, just wait for me here."

"Okay! Go ahead."

His dark silhouette became smaller and smaller as he walked away. Chengcheng squatted on the ground, hugging herself and waiting for him.

Over there, Huhedawa, who had not given in, walked with big strides and soon reached the upper reaches of the river.

The water here is the clearest but also the most abundant. The grass around the river is nourished by it.

The closer you get, the more you can feel the water accumulating on the grass to form small puddles, some deep and some shallow.

The role of the oil lamp is revealed at this time, and the puddles it illuminates can be seen at a glance.

After passing a few small puddles, you will reach the end of the upstream.

Huhedawa put the oil lamp aside, squatted down to fill a basin with water, and then walked back with the lamp.

"You hold the lamp, and I'll carry the water for you."

Cheng Cheng took the oil lamp, his eyes full of sincerity, "Thank you Dada, if I didn't have you tonight I really don't know what to do."

Huhedawa smiled and said, "Don't thank me. It's just a piece of cake. The water in this basin is cold. You can just use it tonight. Go and boil some hot water tomorrow."

"Okay."

Not long after returning to the yurt, Huhedawa said he wanted to go back and did not stay to disturb the girls' rest.

After he left, Chengcheng also started to change clothes and wash up.

Because men and women were temporarily staying together, it was inconvenient to change clothes. Chengcheng asked Mayila to help pull a temporary curtain to make it more or less convenient to change clothes.

Huhedawa left his oil lamp behind before leaving. With the last bit of light from the lamp, Chengcheng completed the whole process of washing and changing clothes.

After blowing out the lights, Chengcheng fell asleep next to Mayila.

The little girl told her that she was afraid to sleep until she came back.

When Cheng Cheng thought about the scene of herself entering the room, she realized that it was inevitable that a grown-up girl would feel a little nervous being in the same room with three men.

It was the first day we met each other, and no one knew if anyone was really good, so how could we trust others right away? !

In this era, if something really happens, girls will suffer more.

Now the two of them accompany each other and at least cheer each other up.

The two of them couldn’t say how comfortable their sleep was that night, but it was better than not getting any rest at all. Chengcheng and Mayila got up very early in the morning.

Rubbing his aching head, Chengcheng stretched and sat up.

I sighed softly, wondering when this days of not being able to sleep well and having to get up early will end.

Just as they stepped out of the tent, the sky was just getting light. Chengcheng and Mayila washed up with the little water left over from yesterday and then went back to the tent to sit and chat.

The boys woke up after hearing the noise. The water for washing had run out. Seeing that they had no water left, Chengcheng asked everyone to take buckets and go to the upstream location where Huhedawa took her last night.

The road was easier to walk on during the day, and the group easily reached the upstream and fetched water.

We waited until everyone had washed up before discussing how to have breakfast.

The five of us don't have much food on us now, and even if we put it together, it's only enough for two days.

I came here in a hurry yesterday, finished my meal and made my bed, and it was dark already.

It seems that I need to ask the people here if I can borrow some food, or a few people can get together to buy some from the city.

In the morning, a few people only lit a fire and made some water and shared the food they brought with them. Then they looked for time and went to Uncle Huhe's house.

When they first arrived yesterday, the grassland chief said that work would be arranged the next day, and they didn't know what work they would be assigned today.

But more important than this is the issue of everyone’s food rations. It would be great if the clan leader could find a way to solve the problem of eating less.

……

The educated youth walked outside the yurt, and no one took the first step. In the end, it was Chengcheng who went up and knocked on the door.

"Chief, I am Ayiguli, the educated youth who came yesterday. We educated youth are all standing outside the door. We have something to ask you. Are you up yet? If not, we will wait for you outside."

Soon a rough voice came from inside, "Wake up, come in."

I don't know why, but it seems that people here speak in a rougher manner, giving people a heroic feeling.

I had heard of the grassland long before I came to this world, but I had never seen it with my own eyes.

Now I have finally grown up and realized that this is a place where people grew up eating meat.

A group of educated youth pushed the door and walked into the tent. Even with five people in the big tent, it didn't seem crowded.

Uncle Huhe, who was sitting on the bed, looked at everyone gently and said, "Sit down first, and we'll talk later."

Several people found a seat and sat down not far from the bed. Chengcheng sat close to Lihu and Dawa, and Mayila sat next to her.

After everyone sat down, Kutuluk asked, "Chief, what are we new educated youth going to do today?"

"… We have never arranged for educated youth to go to the countryside before, and you are the first batch. How about this, you will follow Huhe to learn how to feed horses this morning, and then work with him to build the residence for you female educated youth in the afternoon."

Speaking of this, Huhe came back last night and mentioned that they live with men and women.