Apocalyptic Beastworld: A Farming Space Dimension to Another World-Chapter 96: Xiao Lei’s Dislike

Xiao Lei hissed at the person angrily, looking like it was ready to pounce.

Su Yining hurriedly picked it up, hugged it and rubbed its fur in an attempt to cease its anger.

"Why are you here?" She blinked at the person, thinking that he wouldn’t come again for a while.

Su Jinghe raised his eyebrows and lifted his chin, somewhat a little proud. "I am bringing that little kitty something."

He stepped into the house and placed the huge package of premium cat food on the table, beckoning to Xiao Lei. After putting the cat food into the bowl, he waved it to the little cat.

"Come here and eat this," he muttered, looking at Xiao Lei expectantly.

Su Yining’s lips twitched when she saw the cat in her arms already looking at the cat bowl, almost unblinking. She immediately let it down.

The cat jumped toward the table, trotting toward Su Jinghe’s direction in a haughty manner.

"Tsk, you are like a male peacock instead of a male cat," Su Jinghe shook his head.

Xiao Lei shot a look at him and was about to let out another high-pitched meow when its mouth was stuffed by cat food. Hmm, quite delicious!

The whole cat’s pupils contracted, and it no longer bothered with Su Jinghe and focused on its food. He silently watched the cat eat while Su Yining ordered takeaway for them both.

"How can this cat eat so much?" Su Jinghe widened his eyes when he saw it heading to the food package. It meowed and hissed in dissatisfaction when he snatched the bag away.

"It should be enough for its lunch, don’t give it any more food," Su Yining reminded.

"But, how could its stomach be so flat even after eating so much? I thought it wouldn’t be able to finish the whole bowl after you feed it." Now, Su Jinghe was getting worried. "Should we take it to the vet?"

This time, Su Yining had to rack her brain to find a suitable reason, especially when she saw Xiao Lei backing away the moment it heard about a vet.

In its cognition, which was somewhat similar to a child, going to a vet probably meant it was getting neutered, so it was scared.

She coughed, "There’s no need. Xiao Lei just has a fast metabolism. It could digest food quickly."

Su Jinghe had doubts, but before he could say anything more, a call interrupted them.

He didn’t immediately answer. Instead, he was looking at her. Seeing him like this, without even looking at his phone screen, she already guessed who was calling him.

She feigned ignorance, hugging Xiao Lei and rubbing its fur. However, soon, the ringing tone became irritating to her ears. She turned to him and deadpanned, "Aren’t you going to answer it?"

Su Jinghe tilted his head. "How about you answer it for me?"

"No." She shook her head, sighing and brought Xiao Lei away.

After that, she pretended to be busy, hugging her potted Devil’s Ivy while playing with her phone.

Xiao Lei was dissatisfied. This woman always threw it away the moment she got her hands on that stinky potted plant. That plant didn’t even have soft fur like a cat... shouldn’t female humans like cats more?

It was seriously questioning its own existence.

Unaware of Xiao Lei’s thoughts, Su Yining logged in to the game again, not caring whether she just logged out not long ago.

Despite its terrifying theme—apocalypse—the game had somewhat become her source of comfort.

"You don’t want to harvest them yourself?" Xie Ziyuan, who had seen her reminder, asked.

Since in her perspective, his world was a farming game, then growing and harvesting new plants should be the interesting part. That is how some games retain their players, relying on the curiosity of the player.

The games would give timers and levels, not giving what they needed immediately. As such the satisfaction level would also increase when finally achieved certain goals.

Something that’s easy to achieve isn’t fun, after all.

Isn’t this ghostly woman curious about what this plant looks like once it grows? Even he was a little curious. Currently, the field only has small sprouts; the type of crops was unidentified.

Su Yining pursed her lips. Her hand played with the glistening leaf of her potted Devil’s Ivy. All of a sudden....

"Xiao Lei!" She widened her eyes. "What are you doing?"

The kitten meowed softly, feigning innocence. As if it wasn’t the one who had just smacked the Devil’s Ivy and her arms.

It rubbed against her, the soft fur tickling her skin.

Not long after, Su Jinghe knocked on the door, bringing the takeaway she just ordered. She bit her lip before she went out. Xiao Lei trailing behind her for a while...

When Su Yining wasn’t looking, it suddenly turned around and gave the Devil Ivy’s leaves a few smacks until it was satisfied. Then, it ran after her.

"Mom wants me to go back for lunch." Su Jinghe told her without needing her to ask.

Seeing her didn’t respond and merely focusing on unwrapping her lunch box, he continued, "I told her I am staying at your place."

She nodded and started eating. Xiao Lei rubbed his head against her neck, already climbing on her shoulder.

Su Jinghe stared at the little kitten with some regret, wondering why this little one didn’t come to him. After all, he had given it some food.

After he finished his lunch, he didn’t stay any longer and excused himself. Su Yining subconsciously heaved a sigh of relief. She took a bath and plopped herself down on the sofa.

She almost forgot to reply to Yuanyuan because of Xiao Lei’s little antics and her brother’s interruption.

In a more relaxed mood, she told Yuanyuan that she would check it with him. Then, she asked, "What are you doing, Ziyuan?" 𝕗𝚛𝚎𝚎𝐰𝗲𝗯𝗻𝚘𝚟𝚎𝗹.𝕔𝐨𝕞

She often saw him analyzing the surroundings and drawing something on the ground. On top of that...

"I also saw bright things around the area where you draw things," she added. "Like some moths of light."

When Xie Ziyuan saw this message, he raised his eyebrows. Bright things like moths of light?