Quick Travel System: Age Strategy

Mayira was afraid to lead the horse and almost cried the first time she did so.

Huhedawa didn't understand the girl's fear, and it was only after Chengcheng took the initiative to comfort him that the mood eased a little.

Seeing that she had gotten better, Huhedawa urged the others to hurry up and get the horses.

Of course, he was the one who arranged to lead the horses. Considering that Mayila cried while leading the horse, he did not arrange for Chengcheng to lead other horses but gave his own horse to him.

Don’t think that Chengcheng can persuade Mayira. When it’s her turn, she starts to feel scared. She rode this horse yesterday, so she knows its speed and temper.

The pain from the grinding of her thighs while riding yesterday reminded her not to underestimate this currently docile horse.

Seeing that she didn't take any action, and worried that the other horses might get angry and kick people, Huhedawa handed the reins to her with a fierce look on his face and said, "Hurry up, lead it."

"I'm so scared!" Chengcheng said this while moving closer to him and away from the horse.

"What's the point of being afraid? Going to the countryside is not for you educated youth to rest."

Cheng Cheng was not one to be humiliated, so she directly retorted, "Did you get shot? Or did Toya piss you off and you're taking it out on me!?"

"No, what are you afraid of? There's nothing to be afraid of. Don't read it if you don't believe it!"

After saying this, Huhedawa grabbed her hand and placed it on the horse's body.

The horse felt uncomfortable and wanted to shake the hands off its back.

Chengcheng didn't want to touch it anymore and wanted to pull his hand away.

Huhedawa refused to let her hide and just grabbed her hand and touched it. "Don't be afraid of the horse's fierce temper. You can tame it if you are fiercer than it."

"This is your horse. What does it matter if I tame it? We are all owned by someone."

"What's there to be afraid of if you have an owner? As long as you have its approval, why would you be afraid that it won't follow you?"

Cheng Cheng looked at him with amusement, and then he moved closer and whispered, "Then I will subdue it. What about its owner? Can I subdue it, too?"

"You want to subdue me?! Is it possible for me to subdue you first?"

"Hmph, let's wait and see."

Huhedawa let go of her hand, then put the reins in her hand and told her to hold it tightly.

Then he started to arrange the next person.

The male educated youth were more accepting than the female ones. Not only were they not afraid of horses, they also secretly wanted to ride one.

When I came here yesterday, I was driven here by the locals. This energy disappeared before I could even feel it, but now seeing the horses has aroused it again.

At this age and at their age, people like adventure and challenges the most.

But heroes are made by the times, and now everything is beginning to be restricted. Many things are forced to be strangled in the cradle before they even begin to challenge.

When your heart is aroused, you already consider the worst consequences before taking action.

I was also worried that I might give birth to something bad or harmful to someone else's precious horse, which would be something they could not afford.

I could only follow Huhedawa obediently to the open space on the grassland outside.

Huhedawa took them to the middle reaches of the waters.

The closer they got to the water, the more energetic the horse became. It jumped around trying to break free from its restraints and go to the front to eat grass and drink water.

Seeing this, Huhedawa shouted to the people, "Let go now!"

As soon as everyone let go, the horses ran forward with joyful steps.

"Is this going to be okay?" someone asked worriedly.

"It's okay. Horses on the grassland love freedom by nature. You will understand after you let them out a few more times."

Everyone nodded as if they were being taught.

Huhedawa then took out several whistles from his robe and handed them to them one by one.

He explained: "Usually we grassland people seldom use auxiliary tools to train horses. We just shush them like this - they come running over, you see."

He said, "Shush!"

The horses that had just run towards the water source ran towards the crowd again, and Huhedawa shouted again -

The horse stopped and stood there, swishing its tail.

Another distinctive whistle sounded and the horses began to move freely.

These horses seemed to have been trained in the military and listened very attentively to the whistle that came out of his mouth.

Huhedawa demonstrated three or four times how to blow a whistle without any tools, and the sound was also very loud and clear.

It even caused the birds above to fly away in fright, which shows how loud the sound was.

After demonstrating his ventriloquism, Huhedawa took a whistle and said to everyone: "This tool is not as real as our shouting, but the horses can still understand it."

"Don't think that this is just a small whistle and that it is insignificant. If you want to learn it well enough to train horses, you still need more practice."

After saying this, he had a confident look on his face, "How can the horses on our grassland be tamed so easily? If it were easy to learn, the horses on the grassland would have been led away by others long ago."

He was not wrong. In fact, it was rare to find someone on the grassland with such great horse training skills as him.

He was taught by his uncle when he was young, and his learning was more formal.

……

After hearing what he said, the educated youth no longer looked down on the whistles in their hands.

The location of Huhedawa Station takes people a little further away from the horses, but it does not affect the horses and they can still do whistle training here.

It took a lot of effort just to learn to whistle for two hours, and my voice is almost hoarse.

Being too eager for quick success does not necessarily bring good results. When Huhedawa saw that the horse had eaten well, he stopped training.

He called the horses over, counted them, and then took them back to the stable.

He first tied the horse to the stable pillar and selected two male educated youth to clean the stable with him.

Before doing so, she said to everyone: "I'm choosing a male educated youth this time, and it will be the female educated youth's turn next time. Each time you come to clean, you should come in pairs. As for the remaining educated youth, I will personally arrange for someone from our community to pair him up."

Cleaning the stable is a job that requires carefulness and patience. Huhedawa first took out a broom and a shovel to teach a male educated youth how to deal with horse excrement.

In the winter on the grassland, the grass is covered with snow, and they will burn some horse manure after the hay is consumed.

So horse manure plays a vital role for them.

You need to use a shovel to clean out the excrement first, and then use a special broom to clean it.

The next step was to find a bucket and a rag and give them to a male educated youth, then take him to the downstream of the river. The water here had become a little turbid and could not be drunk, but it was still usable.

They use the water from downstream for cleaning, which is a good use of the resources. The water from downstream will flow into the sedimentation tank.

After the impurities and floating objects in the water sink, they will use the slightly cleaner water on top to irrigate the vegetable fields to allow the plants to grow and sprout.

Don't waste precious water resources.

Go back to the stable with a bucket of water and soak the rag.

Huhe instructed the male educated youth to clean the stable pillars and the floor, while he cleaned the water trough and the horse trough.

He told everyone the points that needed to be emphasized when doing these things, and that the bowl that the horse used to eat food was also very important.