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"Watson, we should go home! It will get dark if we don't go." Ergou's black boots made a squeaking sound in the snow, and he raised his head and shouted.

"Just come! Don't rush me!"

Watson, who was hiding among the tea bushes, stood up, reached out and brushed the snow off his body, and responded loudly.

"It's dark, and the pheasants and hares are hiding!" Watson walked over through the thick snow, carrying a turtledove in his hand.

"That's enough. Let's come back in a few days. We have to go to school tomorrow."

Ergou was very satisfied with being able to catch a hare and went home to surprise his sister and mother.

Watson handed the bow and arrow in his hand to Ergou, put the turtle dove in his hand in the bamboo basket, and said with a smile: "Help me lift it up, I will carry it for a while, and you will carry it later!"

"Watson, be careful. The road down the mountain is slippery. Let me go to the front. Don't be impatient." Ergou held the bamboo basket and asked Watson to carry it. Today's harvest was finally enough for the three families to share.

"Don't worry, as long as you get home before dark."

Watson was also afraid that his mother and Sister Hong would be worried, and wanted to go home early. He had to send a pheasant to the master first. It was his promise to give the master a surprise. "My mother must not have cooked it yet.

I'm afraid my sister is still waiting for the hare you gave her for dinner."

Ergou looked at Watson and laughed, carrying his bow and arrows and walking forward.

Watson said loudly: "I'm afraid my mother is also waiting for me to bring some game back tonight. My father said that if you have game, you have to have a drink with Uncle Liu!"

"Come back next time, we have to find a way to make more and send them to the teacher in your school." Ergou gestured with Watson as he walked away. His little red face showed an excited look.

The two friends got a harvest the first time they went into the mountains, which was not easy.
Chapter completed!