Rebirth: Living in Wilderness with My Superpower
Chapter 307: Shocking the Lame Man Himself

Chapter 307: Chapter 307: Shocking the Lame Man Himself

Everyone was confusedly organized by two four-year-olds.

Lame Man Uncle was among the first batch to go in for a bath.

Years of rough living had accustomed him to cold baths regardless of the season, and now, after three years, his first hot bath made him uncomfortable all over.

Especially his injured amputated leg, which trembled slightly.

However, once accustomed, he felt a long-missed relaxation; his limbs and body felt an unprecedented ease.

As he scrubbed off the dirt, Lame Man Uncle opened the bamboo tube, and the faint scent of soapberry wafted to his nostrils.

He didn’t know how this soapberry liquid was made, but compared to what he had used before, it was much thicker and smoother.

Lame Man Uncle poured the soapberry liquid into his palm and rubbed it to create a fine foam.

He spread the foam over his body, and the dense foam quickly carried away the old dirt.

Though he had injuries on his body, and the soapberry water seeped into them causing pain, he had become immune to pain; not feeling it was actually more uncomfortable for him.

Moreover, rinsing with warm water, the pleasant sensation overwhelmed the pain and he enjoyed it immensely.

Such a bath made Lame Man Uncle almost forget the time.

If it were not for someone knocking on the door outside, Lame Man Uncle felt he could have continued bathing.

After getting cleaned up, the set of dirty clothes became very bothersome, so Lame Man Uncle decided to wash them and wrung them halfway dry before putting them back on.

However, Lame Man Uncle felt very emotional; with over seven hundred people, he wondered how long it would take for everyone to have a turn.

Nevertheless, his worries were obviously superfluous.

When Lame Man Uncle came out feeling refreshed, a group had already been divided to go eat.

One wave bathed, another wave ate; this staggered timing greatly saved time.

Lame Man Uncle was slightly startled, then slowly made his way towards the cauldron area, leaning on his cane while observing more and more in astonishment.

He saw that the people who had collected their food were nibbling on cornbread while biting into the meat.

The meat portion they had received yesterday was only about three fingers large, but now everyone was carrying meat larger than a palm.

The meat appeared fragrant, and everyone was too busy eating to talk, all bowing their heads to focus on the food in their hands.

By the stove, Bai Sasa kept telling people, "After you’ve eaten, you can come here for soup, there’s still soup!"

Lame Man Uncle, watching this scene, felt tears welling up in his eyes.

What he saw was not some purgatory, but rather the food stalls of his hometown.

And the calls of Bai Sasa brought him back to the eateries of his hometown in his dreams.

Lame Man Uncle watched the scene before him, his mind flooded with thoughts.

It took a while before he noticed Li Wenli guarding the biggest cauldron, which still had an uneaten man-eating eagle inside.

Besides the intact one, there was another almost completely divided among the people.

Clearly, they had gone hunting for man-eating eagles again today, and they had caught two!

Yet the two were still in their gray robes, still as spirited as ever, showing not a single external wound.

The astonishment on Lame Man Uncle’s face could have composed a melody.

While eating meat nearby, Bai Junjun noticed the stunned Lame Man Uncle and couldn’t help but stop using her chopsticks to greet him politely.

"Would you like to come and warm yourself by the fire?"

Although it was already May and not cold, wearing a set of wet clothes must still be uncomfortable, right?

Lame Man Uncle turned upon hearing her voice and saw Bai Junjun; he walked over familiarly and sat down beside her.

Bai Junjun put down her bowl, picked up the vermilion demon and stood up to slice a piece of man-eating eagle’s meat and handed it to Lame Man Uncle.

"Try the salt-baked flavor."