Carrying a Jurassic on me
Chapter 93 - 34: Daily Night Sky Patrol_1

Chapter 93: Chapter 34: Daily Night Sky Patrol_1

Hunting an Iguanodon, even if Yan Fei only took a small part of its body, was undeniably a super huge harvest.

The meat and soup that was previously stewed in the pot was discarded; only the freshest meat was needed. When the pot was filled, the rest of the meat was cut and made into cured meat to be hung up.

The soup ladled out was enough to fill a tub for the three pups at his feet, and the rest was distributed equally.

Upon returning to the cattle ranch and stepping out the door, he poured the meat and soup into a large bowl at the entrance. The noise he made while pouring the soup had already alerted the four large dogs in the night. These guys rushed over with low growls. They wolfed down the meat in the bowl and still wagged their tails at him.

In particular, the two shameless ones, Da Hei and Xiaohei, tried to move towards him while eating. Despite being kicked away, stuck their heads in the food bowl while wagging their butts towards him, seemingly relishing every rub against Yan Fei.

Yan Fei was quite satisfied with these dogs. They were generally obedient, knowing they would be punished if they misbehaved.

These rooms by the main gate now served as Yan Fei’s base. Apart from him and the dogs, no one else lived there, which was rather convenient to him.

As for Yan Fei’s eccentric decisions, everyone else had long grown indifferent. His decision to live at the gate, claiming it was so he could watch the entrance, was out of anybody’s control; no one could stop him from cooking his own meals either.

Seeing Si Hei eating and sneaking glances at him, Yan Fei chuckled, bent down, and picked him up to bring him into Vegetable Garden Island.

While preparing the meat, the three pups, despite their small appetite, had filled up already and were frolicking around the stove. When Si Hei entered, they immediately ran towards their mother.

The large dogs were placed in the cattle ranch as securities. Even though Yan Fei didn’t think they were very useful, at least they could sound an alarm. Someone approaching would be met with barking from the four dogs, two of which were pups but still intimidating.

Although the three pups were weaned, they could only consume soup as they couldn’t chew raw meat, so they were cared for in the Vegetable Garden Island for now.

Due to the three pups, Si Hei could often visit Vegetable Garden Island, and he could drink whatever soup was left on the ground.

By the time the meat in the pot was cooked, Yan Fei had prepared tomatoes and cucumbers. They were served cold to counteract the greasiness from the meat.

The radish and hollow heart vegetable previously planted on the island were growing well. However, the fruit-bearing vegetables seemed to be underperforming. Despite producing large and tasty fruit, there were simply too few of them.

Regardless, Yan Fei didn’t bother much with it. Whatever grew and bore fruit was fine by him. Plus, he could sell them for a good price at the wet market.

They didn’t just fetch a normal price. Xiang Changsong, who normally paid little attention to the leafy greens, was delighted at the sight of the tomatoes and cucumbers. They were much larger than the usual seasonal produce, so she offered a price that left Yan Fei astonished.

From the incident at the town market, Yan Fei came to understand what it meant to ’attract wind by being tall.’ It was fine to sell these vegetables for a good price now, but if he was too conspicuous, it could lead to problems. His oversized crops contrasted greatly with the miniature versions that were rarely seen in the market.

He only went to sell when he had a surplus. Most of the time, he couldn’t be bothered.

As he was about to put Si Hei back in the cattle ranch, Yan Fei initially wanted to close the door and go to sleep. However, he decided to leave the gate and headed out.

In a short while, a large bird soared into the sky from the river by the cattle ranch. It flew higher and higher, circling around steadily in the night sky.

This had become routine. Whenever he is free, he would patrol the airspace. It was also a good way to practice his flight skills. Compared to those born to fly, his skills were still lacking!

In addition to guarding the cattle from thieves, he also had to prevent destruction.

Besides, even though the issue with the Si Family’s Brothers was resolved, the second man of the Si family had gone to the county town and had not returned for a long time. Yan Fei had to remain cautious.

Apart from protecting his own cattle, he also had to look out for other thieves and seize the opportunity to capture any rabbits he found for a change of taste.

The main reason was that he wanted to buy a tricycle but was short on money.

If he were to catch a thief using a vehicle, that vehicle would be considered a tool used in crime. He could buy it for a low price, or perhaps even get it as a reward without paying anything.

Even if there wasn’t a car, the police station would still reward him with some money. They even gave him several hundred yuan last time!

There certainly were benefits to be gained, and at worst, he would feel satisfied.

The people in the rural areas all behaved this way. When they gathered from all corners, even if they didn’t know each other, some casual chat would lead them into finding a connection. They had a strong sense of community.

Yan Fei once found a chicken thief, but since the thief was caught too far from the town, he couldn’t be bothered to bring him back. He beat him up himself and dragged him to the village, where he shouted and made a ruckus until people got up. He then left the thief in the village and bolted.

He didn’t know what became of the thief afterwards, but he was sure the thief definitely got beat up. He was scared that Lin Baoguo would reprimand him, so he didn’t dare ask if the police caught the thief that day.

When the skies were clear, he would fly a little lower. With the help of moonlight, he could barely spot the occasional hare, swoop down as a Rapator, and easily give chase.

Its just that there were too few of them. He used to search every inch of the land to earn money, so the hares in the vicinity became as scarce as rare animals, with sightings being a rare occurrence.

But tonight was bound to be fruitless.

This was normal, if he could catch thieves every day, the police station would be in tears; if he had endless hares to hunt every day, the farmers who rely on the land for food would be in tears.

So occasionally when he felt lazy, he would wait a few days before patrolling again. If he patrolled every day with nothing happening, he’d just become lax and idle.

Just as he was preparing to return, a fluctuating light below caught his attention.

Flying over for a closer look, he saw a motorcyclist.

He had intended to just glance and move on, but the motorcycle was going so fast that he took a second look, and noticed something was off.

There were several bags tied behind the motorcycle!

Watching the motorcycle bouncing and darting along the narrow dirt road, he felt something was wrong.

Was this a thief? He’d know if he asked, right?

Yan Fei flying to a bend in the road ahead of the motorcycle, casually draped a pair of pants over himself and stood by the roadside, waiting for the rider.

The motorcycle came quickly, the light was so strong that it hurt his eyes. He squinted and waved at the motorcycle, quickly stepping backward to the roadside before his hand had fully descended.

The motorcycle whizzed past him.

Yan Fei was quite unhappy. The rider didn’t even stop, there must be something fishy. Of course, standing alone by the roadside, it was possible the rider didn’t notice him.

He turned into a cinerous vulture and with a flap of his wings, he pursued.

Deep in the night, the motorcycle couldn’t go that fast on rural roads. He soon caught up with it again.

This time, he had a piece of clothing in his hand, vigorously waving at the motorcycle. After all, he wasn’t sure if it was a thief yet, and he couldn’t just take action recklessly. What if it was someone travelling at night?

However, there weren’t many people traveling at night currently, meanwhile Yan Fei felt this individual was suspicious, so he decided to stop and ask.

Once again, the motorcycle roared past him.

Yan Fei was now getting angry. He just wanted to ask a question, even if he was wrong, he could apologise, was it necessary to charge at people like this?

One more chance for you!

In the blink of an eye, Yan Fei was again in front of the motorcycle, continuing to wave the clothes so that the rider could see him clearly.

From a distance, he could hear the motorcycle revving its engine.

Was the rider not planning to stop?

Indeed, the motorcycle was charging straight at him again!

Now Yan Fei was truly furious.

He grabbed a large wooden stick from his Vegetable Garden Island and came to the road in front of the motorcycle. He laid the stick across the road and draped the clothing over it.

I dare you to charge at the stick!

The road was narrow, and with the stick laid across, the motorcycle had nowhere to escape.

This time, the motorcycle didn’t charge. From a distance, there was an urgent braking sound. Before the motorcycle completely stopped, the rider dumped the bike without turning off the engine, tumbling headfirst into the dirt trench by the road, and immediately started running towards the wheat field.

The wheat was already grown, and the person was running desperately, one step deep, one shallow.

I’ve never seen anyone could run faster than flying!

Yan Fei chuckled, collected his things, tasted enough leisure to first check the brand of the motorcycle, turned it off, and then watched the person fleeing in a dodging and hopping fashion.

The fleeing person ran clumsily, tripping over and falling when crossing the dirt trench. When he got up and ran onto the small road, he didn’t get far before he saw a person standing in front.