The last plant pet took me to be the landlord

36 Food Thief

While clearing the paddy fields, she also encountered several trees growing on the ridges of the fields, but they were basically covered with vines.

There is a locust tree covered with white-haired vines, a poplar tree about twenty meters tall with long loofahs hanging on it, and an elm tree covered with honeysuckle.

She had smelled that fragrance as early as when she lived in the small building halfway up the mountain.

In addition to the strong fragrance of honeysuckle, the air here now has the unique fresh smell after the rice straw is harvested, and the fragrance of osmanthus that wafts from somewhere unknown.

Smelling these smells, Lu Beier seemed to be back in her grandmother's village, back to that time. The smells in her memory were almost exactly the same as here, all the smells of the countryside, refreshing even in this 42-degree temperature.

When the rice field was cleared to the edge of the slope, Lu Beier discovered something growing among the weeds on the slope.

There are rows of peanuts and radishes, as well as fields of sesame and soybeans, carrots, leeks, garlic and ginger in corners; there are also specially separated cotton, sweet potatoes and sugarcane.

The row of sugarcane close to the white grass was almost blended with the white grass. If Lu Bei'er hadn't noticed that there were no petals floating on it, she might have cleared it away.

Fortunately, she found several new crops, including her favorite sugar cane, which was one of the few fruits she had when she was a child, so she had to keep the seedlings.

There was still some time before dark, so Lu Beier first helped the villagers on the ridges to grow crops and then collected their seeds. Some fruits were seeds, such as peanuts, sesame seeds, and various beans, while others were inedible after they had seeds, such as radishes and loofahs.

In short, after receiving all the seeds, Lu Bei'er came to the slope, ready to collect another wave of seeds, and by the way, to grow a few sugarcanes to take back and chew.

But at this moment, she seemed to hear a rustling sound coming from behind her, and a sudden warning sound from a small loudspeaker.

"Master! Master! Come quickly! There are thieves trying to steal our food!" There was some uncontrollable anger in the voice of the little trumpet.

Lu Bei'er didn't care about anything else and immediately turned around and ran over in a 100-meter sprint.

The rice ears that Xiaolaba had harvested and the various weeds that they had pulled out were piled up in the more than 100 acres of rice fields that they had harvested according to Lu Bei'er's instructions. After the neatly arranged rice ears were placed in piles like the weeds, they waited for their owner to come back and collect them directly, which was also to save time.

Lu Bei'er was not comfortable leaving so many ripe rice ears in the wild, so she just used the sun that day to dry them out for storage.

But just a short period of time was wasted, the sun was about to set and the temperature was not as high as at noon, and then the bastards came to steal the rice ears that she had worked so hard to harvest.

What a reckless little thief.

Stealing her food is like cutting off her livelihood, it's simply courting death!

Nearly 150 acres of rice were harvested only when the vines of the trumpet and its number one younger brother were about to emit sparks. After being exposed to the sun for a day in 42-degree temperature, it was just convenient for storage. Now the thieves came to pick the peaches.

Lu Bei'er almost sprinted a hundred meters, crossed the ridge of the field, and ran to the scene of the accident.

It's the one near the west, close to the tree-covered hillside on the other side.

A few hundred meters away, you can see the waving vines and sharp, piercing squeaking sounds of the small trumpet.

They were rats, a swarm of them.

The closer we get, the more we understand the frightening number.

Lu Beier felt a chill in her heart. Without stopping, she quickly searched the storage warehouse and prize compartments.

No, there are almost no tools that can be used to deal with rats at present.

There are almost no tools to drive them away or kill them.

Then use fire, or water.

She had gasoline and a lighter, but all the harvested rice would be destroyed if it came into contact with fire.

What about the water?

No! Her water was spiritual spring water. When she couldn't separate the pure energy factor from the spiritual spring water, she would rather burn the food than let this disgusting rat take advantage of her.

After several thoughts in her mind, in just a dozen seconds, her figure running quickly had already arrived in front of them.

A whole field of rats, tens of thousands of them, occupied the harvested rice field like a wave, and had begun to rapidly gnaw at the harvested rice ears. Behind them, there were still more rats pouring up and continuing to occupy the rice ears.

Listening to the crunching sounds, Lu Beier's heart was bleeding.

Although Xiao Laba and the other two had separated countless vines to strangle the rats, they could only guard one gap of only a few dozen meters. Blood and flesh were splattered everywhere, and screams were heard everywhere.

But there were too many mice, and they rushed over one after another for food, so Xiao Trumpet and the others were stuck there and couldn't get away.

Lu Beier casually took out a universal shovel and pressed a button on it. The shovel immediately became two meters long, and the shovel surface was forty meters wide. She slapped the nearest group of rats hard, and dozens of rats turned into meat patties in an instant.

She endured the tingling feeling on her scalp and caught the most densely packed group of rats, "Snap! Snap! Snap!..." Without stopping for a moment, dozens or hundreds of rats died instantly.

But it was no use. Facing so many rats, she could only kill a few. The rest almost all scurried past her and gnawed at the rice ears behind her.

This can't be stopped at all.

Suddenly, a method flashed through her rapidly spinning mind. She had no time to think or experiment, and directly let the surging earth-type energy spread towards the densest group of rats.

A whole piece of soil suddenly flew up, then wrapped around the mouse that had no time to escape, and quickly shrank and squeezed. The soil in the consciousness was directly squeezed into a piece by the supernatural power along with the mouse, and a flat ground without mice appeared in the rice field.

This works really well!

Enduring the intense discomfort of the rat flesh and soil being squeezed together, Lu Bei'er attacked quickly again.

As a result, huge gaps began to appear in the rat colony, hundreds of rats were buried in the soil, and the situation changed immediately.

The third-level hardcore earth-related ability is indeed worthy of its name.

Lu Beier began to put the earth-based ability in the front to block the group of rats in the front.

As wide as the rat pack is, so wide is the power.

A linear earth-based ability form quickly flipped up layers of soil in front of the rat group, burying their broken limbs and remains.

Gradually, a slope of earth was formed there. As more and more rats died tragically, the slope gradually rose like a ridge of a field, and the broken meat and blood gradually seeped out of the ground.