94: Chapter 94 Tiger Mom: I Didn't Do Anything!

The Hamster was very surprised—it was actually fine?

That "big cat" didn't kill it?

However, even so, it was still shivering with fear.

After all, most felines are high-strung and very playful.

When they are absolutely confident, they usually don't kill their prey right away.

Instead, they toy with their prey, and only when they lose interest will they swallow it whole.

Maybe the big cat didn't kill it now just because it liked to play.

On the side, King Kong had already gone crazy laughing when he saw the Little Hamster so scared it peed itself.

With a face full of schadenfreude, he thought, 'Now you know this Camp isn't a place you can just waltz into, right?'

'Daring to "steal a parking spot," you're lucky you didn't die of fright.'

An Ke gave a helpless smile; King Kong was truly a mischievous fellow.

Looking at the Hamster, which was so scared it was about to drop "little pellets," he comforted it:

"Don't be afraid. Xiao Bao won't hurt you. Don't look at how cold she seems, as if she has no feelings; she's actually very warm."

Leopard Mom's personality was indeed the very warm kind.

Whenever An Ke needed help, as long as he needed her, she would never refuse.

Hearing this, the Hamster was skeptical. Would the "big cat" really not hurt it?

It was very hard for the Little Mouse to believe!

However, because it was influenced by [Natural Affinity], An Ke's words had a certain magic to the Hamster, making it willing to believe.

As a result, the Hamster tremblingly raised its head and looked at Leopard Mom.

It saw Leopard Mom looking down at it, those vertical pupils seeming like the gaze of the Grim Reaper, making the Hamster shudder.

To its surprise, however, Leopard Mom quickly gave it a smile.

This smile was full of emotion and lacked any malice.

"See? I told you, Xiao Bao is very friendly," An Ke laughed.

"She's a top-notch helper in this Camp."

Although Leopard Mom's smile indeed lacked malice, out of instinct, the Hamster was still very panicked.

At the same time, it was very shocked.

This "big cat" was a top-notch helper here?

How did this human manage to get a big cat to live under the same roof as him?

Wasn't he afraid of being eaten?

In the Hamster's eyes, big cats were all brutal carnivores.

And they all liked to live alone, basically never living with their own kind, let alone with other species.

However, judging by An Ke's behavior, he seemed very familiar with this big cat.

This made the Hamster feel it was incredible.

As for Leopard Mom, after she put the prey from this hunt into the kitchen,

She began to observe the new little guy, the Hamster, with great interest.

She seemed to be very interested in the Hamster.

However, the weak and helpless Hamster was almost scared out of its wits.

It really wanted to shout: Don't come over here!

But it was afraid that as soon as it spoke, it would be ruthlessly eaten.

To alleviate the Hamster's fear, An Ke kept comforting it.

It wasn't until the end, when the Hamster was certain that Leopard Mom had no intention of eating it, that it finally began to relax.

And as it relaxed, a little pellet dropped from its rear.

Everyone present saw this scene.

Leopard Mom's eyes widened. She hadn't expected to actually scare the little guy into pooping?

She felt a bit sorry toward her Benefactor.

In Leopard Mom's view, the Hamster's appearance in the Camp meant it was a guest of her Benefactor, An Ke.

Otherwise, how could An Ke have let it in?

On the side, King Kong miraculously didn't gloat or laugh out loud this time.

Instead, he held back his laughter because he knew a good show was about to continue.

An Ke was stunned for a moment, but he was used to it.

When he was young in his previous life, he had kept Hamsters.

These little guys were actually very timid; if they were stimulated to a certain extent, they would poop.

Now he could only say, "Authentic, that's the smell."

In the live broadcast room's bullet comments, the viewers were all amused.

"I'm dying of laughter, this little guy actually got scared shitless."

"So cute, I really want to raise one."

"Hamsters are indeed cute, but if this kind of Hamster hasn't been manifested, I don't recommend raising real-life Hamsters."

Many species in the real world have gone extinct due to environmental issues.

But tenacious animals like rats and cockroaches have not disappeared.

They have survived by relying on their powerful vitality.

However, their survival is of no benefit to humans.

They have even lost their original value.

Due to pollution, their meat is highly toxic to humans.

Once ingested, at best it causes abdominal pain and diarrhea to the point of dehydration, making one wish for death.

At worst, it leads directly to death.

So if the [National Fortune Game] hasn't manifested healthy rats, real-world rats cannot be raised.

"I actually hope rats can be manifested. These things breed like crazy."

"In less than half a year, we could rely on these little guys to eat meat."

"To the person above, the Little Mouse is so cute, how could you have the heart to eat it?"

"Tsk, don't act all high and mighty now. When the time comes, you'll eat the meat more eagerly than anyone."

"If it's healthy rat meat, it's definitely the best transitional food during a famine."

"..."

In prosperous times, rat meat is unacceptable to many people.

However, in times of food scarcity, as long as there is meat to eat, anything goes.

In the live broadcast, the Hamster had no idea that tens of thousands of humans were currently eyeing the meat on its body.

After confirming that Leopard Mom really wouldn't eat it, the Hamster continued back to its burrow to transport nuts.

Trip after trip, both An Ke and Leopard Mom were stunned.

Just how much food reserve did this little guy have?

That burrow felt like a bottomless pit.

About twenty minutes later, another "mountain" of nuts appeared.

Of course, that was from the Hamster's perspective.

After this period of transporting, the Hamster had completely relaxed.

Although it still didn't dare get close to Leopard Mom, it was no longer as constantly trembling as before.

After resting for a while, the Hamster triumphantly put its hands on its hips and said to An Ke, "This pile is for you, and this pile is for me, the Little Mouse!"

Just as the Hamster's words fell, its body was enveloped by a dark shadow.

The Hamster's heart couldn't help but tighten, and it immediately thought of Leopard Mom.

But thinking that Leopard Mom hadn't shown any malice just now, the Hamster decided to force a smile and ask Leopard Mom what she wanted.

However, when it turned around, what it saw was not Leopard Mom, but another feline.

It was larger than Leopard Mom, and the patterns on its face made it look even more fierce and brutal.

It was none other than Tiger Mom returning from her hunt.

The smile the Hamster forced out instantly froze, and its face turned completely pale.

The next second, its whole body stiffened, and it fell straight to the ground.

The Hamster had completely fainted.

On the side, King Kong, who had been waiting for this good show to happen, immediately blurted out in English: "Yes!!"

"I knew it would be like this, ga-ga-ga-ga!"

King Kong laughed, triumphant to the extreme.

An Ke couldn't help but shake his head and sigh, "Tiger Mom's intimidation is truly terrifying."

The Hamster hadn't completely passed out when facing the Leopard, yet at the first sight of the tiger, it fainted dead away.

Tiger Mom's eyes widened, her face full of bewilderment.

She looked at An Ke somewhat innocently, her gaze seemingly saying: I didn't do anything, you can't blame me.