Ni Wan Zi, Zhu Mi, You Bai Jing Jing and Da Zai were stunned, and rushed into the big wooden shed like a swarm of swarms. They happily caught up with the fairy, walked in the passage between the stoves, and looked at it.

After observation, they also found that the fuels burned in the stoves were different. Some burned stones, some burned charcoal, and some burned wood.

There are fish hanging above the stove, and the fish meat changes color slightly after being smoked, giving off a unique fish aroma.

Different aromas permeate the wooden shed, and together with the smell of fire, it is extremely comforting and makes people hang down.

The children, like monks, ran very fast, and they were all gone in the blink of an eye. Miss Lin also started to run, and ran to the wooden shed, where she calmed down before entering the wooden shed.

The children walked a little far, so she ran for a while before catching up with the team, looking around curiously.

The little cubs followed for a while. When the fairy stopped, opened the lid of a pot and added seasonings, they stretched their necks. The little cubs who were not hot enough for the stove had to jump up with all their strength.

When the fairy closed the pot lid and took another step, the little cubs also ran with their short legs and kept talking.

"Fairy Fairy, how can you take care of so many pots?"

"Fairy, this is such a hot stove, can you make the fire by yourself?"

"Fairy, why are the things burning in the stove different?"

"..."

The little cubs chirped like sparrows, and even the black dog sometimes joined in the fun by barking a few times. The wooden shed was filled with the laughter of children.

The children asked a hundred thousand whys, and Le Yun patiently answered them.

After turning around, we came back to the big fire pit for barbecue.

The little cubs couldn't help but cheer when they saw the barbecue, and they can do this too!

"Fairy, let's have a barbecue!"

The four little ones rolled up their sleeves and were eager to try.

"Okay." Cultivation also requires a balance between work and rest. Le Yun accepted the help of the little ones, took out a few short benches and put them on the ground, spread them on the floor with a wooden board and put a few boxes for keeping warm and fresh.

He placed a small table to put the seasonings on, laid out another wooden board on the other side, and took out a basket of shrimps, a bamboo bucket for skewers, and an empty basin.

In order to make all the efforts go to waste, Le Yun divided the work among one large group and four small ones. Da Zai and Miss Lin, who were not talented in making spiritual food, could only be responsible for turning the skewers.
Chapter completed!