Traveling to ancient times, with space

Chapter 50 Great Strength

"Honey, that idiot is actually quite useful. Not only can he help us carry our loads, but now he can even help us earn food. It's really worth it." The speaker seemed to be the girl's aunt.

"That's all she's good for. Otherwise, we would have given her away to someone else to eat long ago. How could she have survived until now? Stop talking nonsense and hurry up and use those people to cook some more food for me. I'm starving." A dark-skinned, thin man urged the woman impatiently.

"That's right! Mother, my brother and I are starving. Why are you bothering with that brat? Hurry up and make something to eat." The two children surrounded the woman, begging for food.

From their conversation, Su Yue could easily tell that they had exchanged the silly girl for grain.

They were just strangers who met by chance. Su Yue didn't intend to meddle in other people's business.

I put the steamed buns into my small basket and walked along the main road. Before I had gone a hundred meters, I heard the sound of fighting coming from the woods.

Su Yue wasn't interested in fighting. At this point, fighting was only for food, so there was nothing interesting about it.

Wait, that's not right. That voice sounds a bit like that silly girl's. Oh well, I'll go check it out!

Su Yue darted into the woods in a few steps and saw seven or eight filthy refugees clinging to the clothes of the silly girl crawling on the ground.

Judging from how weak she looked, she must have been drugged. Otherwise, these few skinny refugees, who could be blown away by a gust of wind, wouldn't have been enough for her to beat up in a few blows.

Su Yue was really angry when she saw this. "Damn it, I hate people who bully women the most."

Damn it, there were several of them together. Su Yue used her lightness skill to fly over and kicked the vagrant who was trying to pull down the silly girl's pants.

She kicked the man four or five meters away. Before the others could retaliate, Su Yue pulled out a large iron ladle and started hitting them. All that could be heard from the woods was a series of "bang bang bang" sounds. None of the seven or eight refugees were still standing.

Su Yue helped the silly girl put on her clothes, carried her away from the woods, and put her down after walking for a while.

He gave the silly girl some spiritual spring water from his space and sat down to wait for the effects of the medicine to wear off.

After waiting for about twenty minutes, the silly girl finally felt the feeling of helplessness subside. She knew those people were trying to bully her, and that Su Yue had saved her.

Her mother often told her when she was alive that she should always remember to thank those who are good to her.

The silly girl didn't know how to thank Su Yue. She just felt that Su Yue was so small, even smaller than her aunt's little brother. So she took the basket from Su Yue's back and carried it on her own, and then picked Su Yue up and walked away.

Su Yue was completely baffled by the silly girl's actions; what did it mean?

"Put me down, I can walk by myself." Su Yue was still a little uncomfortable being carried, and felt a bit awkward.

The silly girl obediently put Su Yue down, thinking that Su Yue also thought she was a fool and didn't want her, and wanted to send her away. She looked at Su Yue with a pitiful expression.

Su Yue simply asked her to put herself down. How could she be acting so aggrieved?

"What's wrong with you?" Su Yue looked up and met her gaze.

The silly girl thought for a long time before finally saying, "Why don't you want me to hug you?"

“I have hands and feet and I can walk by myself, why do I need you to carry me? Only babies ask adults to carry them,” Su Yue explained.

"You are a little baby."

Su Yue burst out laughing. She was so cute! She was so old, yet she was still being called a little baby.

The silly girl thought for a while and then said, "My aunt's younger brother is about the same age as you. When he gets tired of walking, he has to be carried like this." She then began to gesture with her hands.

It turns out that family often did this.

Su Yue originally wanted to pat her head, but it was too high for her to reach, so she just patted her arm and asked, "What's your name? How old are you?"

"They all call me Silly Girl. How old am I? Hmm... I don't remember." Silly Girl shook her head.

"Do you want to come with me?" Su Yue asked again.

This time, the silly girl nodded in agreement without even thinking, because she felt that Su Yue was a good person and she really wanted to get closer to her.

"She's not stupid!" Su Yue thought for a while and decided it was good to bring her along. Anyway, she's stupid, so even if she takes something out of her space, she can easily fool her.

"Alright! Let's change your name. 'Silly Girl' doesn't sound good! Since you're strong, I'll call you 'Strong,' okay?" Su Yue asked.

The silly girl, who had changed her name, muttered, "Dali, Dali. I like this name. I won't be called Silly Girl anymore. My name is Dali, hehe, my name is Dali."

"My name is Su Yue, remember that."

He nodded vigorously to indicate that he remembered.

"Dali, let's go. Let's set off!" Su Yue waved her little hand and was about to rush forward.

Then my feet were suspended in the air, and I was being carried away by a great force and ran very fast.

"Ah~ Dali~." No matter how Su Yue called out, Dali pretended not to hear her.

They looked as happy as monkeys running on the beach.

In the end, Su Yue had no choice but to compromise and simply carried herself on her back.

After carrying her for a while, he put Su Yue down because her stomach was making such a loud rumbling noise that Su Yue couldn't pretend she couldn't hear it anymore.

Su Yue asked Dali to put her down, and with a flick of her little hand, she conjured up two large meat buns.

This action completely stunned Dali. She tried to imitate Su Yue's movements, but nothing came of it.

"Eat up!" Su Yue handed the steamed bun to Dali and pulled her to squat on the roadside embankment to eat the bun.

Dali glanced at Su Yue, then devoured one bun after another in a few bites. He swallowed hard, but still resisted eating the last bun, instead offering it to Su Yue's lips: "Eat."

Su Yue thought she was really cute and shook her head: "I've already eaten. This is for you. Eat slowly. There's more if you're still hungry."

Dali is probably the kind of person with a particularly large frame. Even when he's hungry and his cheeks are sunken in, he still looks much taller than the average person.

Actually, if you look closely, Dali is quite good-looking. I wonder if it's because he used to work in the fields a lot, which is why his skin is a bit dark.

He has thick eyebrows and big eyes, but he's too thin and doesn't look good. Su Yue pinched Dali's face, and it didn't feel good at all; he was too thin.

No, we need to raise Dali to be plump and fair-skinned so that his little face will feel nice to touch.

Dali must have been starving for a long time, because he ate six steamed buns, three boiled eggs, two large steamed breads, and a pot of watermelon juice.

Dali ate so much that she let out a burp, and looked at Su Yue with her eyes narrowed into slits with a smile. She felt that the person in front of her was so good to her, even better than her mother. She could also conjure up lots of delicious food and drinks, especially that watermelon juice. She had never tasted anything so good before; it was the first time she had ever drunk it. The person smiling at her was like a fairy from a dream.

No, she must be a fairy from my dream, because I think about seeing fairies every day, so she came.

"Are you full?" Su Yue asked, looking at Dali who was grinning from ear to ear.

Dali nodded vigorously, indicating that she was full. Su Yue was worried that walking too soon after eating would cause her stomach to hurt, so the two of them sat on the roadside embankment, their heads close together, chatting and laughing. However, it was mostly Su Yue doing the talking, with Dali just nodding.