The waiter did not return until the next morning. Di Nai began to worry. However, they had to set off in the morning to look for the luminous pearls. Otherwise, it would delay the preparations for the festival. Di Nai could only run over and tell Maji and the others to look after the waiter if they saw him.
Before they set off, Dini had Frey carry him around the valley to search again. However, he still couldn't find the waiter. He could only set off with disappointment.
This was the first time Di Nai did not bring the waiter with him when he went out after arriving in this world. For a moment, Di Nai was really not used to it. However, Di Nai believed that Xiao 'er would still be in the tribe when it returned. Thinking of this, he temporarily relaxed.
The autumn morning was a little chilly. Di Nai was wearing a camouflage uniform. As soon as he left the tribe, he was blown by Leng Fei. Fortunately, he still had some animal skin in his backpack. He quickly took it out and wrapped it around his body.
Di Nai stroked Frey's fur and found that it had become much thicker. "Frey, you're still the best. You don't even need to wear clothes. If only I could transform too."
Frey's ears twitched, and he suddenly shook his big head hard. His body shook as well, almost shaking Dini off.
After Dini grabbed Frey's ear and steadied himself, he finally understood what Frey was thinking. Frey was definitely not happy that he could transform, because that would make him a male.
Di Nai didn't know whether to laugh or cry, but he still comforted it.""I was just saying. I've only heard that beastmen can become transformed females after drinking holy water, but I've never heard that non-beastmen can become males.”
In fact, Di Nai was thinking that if there really was such a potion that could turn him into a beastman, he would like to try it. That way, he wouldn't have to rely on Frey and could fly freely by himself. How awesome would that be!
However, if that was the case, Frey might not be willing to find him as a partner. After all, only females could reproduce. This was the most important thing in the orc world.
If he really became a male, would Frey still like him? Di Nai was a little uncertain. However, he quickly shook his head and thought,'Hey, why am I thinking about this? I'm getting more and more fussy.' There weren't so many ifs in the world!
Because the beast-form Frey could not speak, Dini sat on his back and soon became a little bored. Fortunately, he could take the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the grasslands in autumn.
The sun slowly rose, shining on the grassland in late autumn. At this time, the grassland was a colorful world. The green of cattail grass, the red of maple trees, the blue of the sky, the enchanting autumn scenery was endless. All kinds of animals began to move. The deer and cattle were grazing leisurely in their own territory. Once they sensed danger, they would flee in all directions.
What surprised Di Nai was that he seemed to see a gorilla. However, it was normal for there to be gorillas in this world. He just did not know if there would be apes in the future.
Although the late autumn sun was not too strong, the higher one flew, the stronger the ultraviolet rays. Frey wasn't afraid of the ultra-violet rays, but Dini was afraid that the excessive ultra-violet rays would burn his skin, so he used tree leaves as a crown. Although it wasn't very useful, it was better than nothing.
Dini was afraid that Frey would be too tired, so he often pulled Frey's ear where he could see water, asking him to stop and rest. The two of them drank some water and washed their faces to relieve the fatigue of the journey.
When Frey was resting on the ground, Dini would take the opportunity to look for something to eat nearby.
Although Frey was resting, his ears were always sharp, listening to the sounds around him. Occasionally, he would raise his head to look at Di Nai's figure. If Di Nai walked out of his line of sight, he would fly over to find Di Nai and follow him.
Di Nai was a little helpless. Frey, this guy, would only worry if he didn't rest well. Di Nai was a very carefree person and was used to being independent. Sometimes, he would not take his companions into consideration when doing things. Even though he had fallen in love with Frey, Dini spent most of his time improving his quality of life. On the other hand, Frey had placed all his attention on Di Nai, afraid that he would be hurt.
Although Di Nai was very strong and could protect himself most of the time, Frey still stood by his side like a protector. It was even more so these days when they slept. Frey would wrap Dini in his arms.
Frey hoped that if there was danger, he could be the first to block in front of Di Nai so that he would not be hurt. This was a male's duty and also his wish.
Dini felt that Frey's actions were a little redundant and a little fussy, but he didn't hate it. The feeling of being cared for and protected by someone wholeheartedly was really good.
There were many edible wild vegetables on the grasslands, and Di Nai would always dig some up and put them in his backpack in case of emergency. As a person from modern society, Di Nai was well versed in the principle of matching meat and vegetables. Basically, he had to eat some vegetables for every meal.
Frey hated eating vegetables the most. He would often cook a helmet, but he wouldn't eat a bite. Di Nai originally thought that tigers were not vegetarian to begin with. It was fine if he did not like to eat them, but it should be fine. But later, Dini discovered that Frey's skin was sometimes very dry and peeled off easily. Sometimes, he would even have swollen gums.
Frey didn't take these small problems seriously at all. Many orcs in the tribe were like this, so he just had to endure it. However, Di Nai knew that dry skin and peeling skin could be due to a lack of vitamins, and swollen gums could be due to excessive eating.
Although these small problems didn't seem to be eye-catching, they would have a huge impact on the quality of life. Moreover, it was not like there were no vegetables to eat.
Therefore, Di Nai began to threaten and bribe Frey, making him eat some vegetables with every meal. Dini felt that the only time Frey could be willful was now. Di Nai chased after him to feed him the green vegetables. He dodged left and right, but he refused to give in. Di Nai often rewarded him with a kiss when he saw how uncomfortable he was. Only then did Frey willingly endure it.
On this day, when Di Nai was here, he actually discovered peanuts. He used a stick to dig out the peanuts, then picked the peanuts and washed them. He left some behind and prepared to use them as seeds. As for the other peanuts, Di Nai boiled them in salt and ate them as snacks.
In this way, when Dini sat on Frey's back, he could eat peanuts while enjoying the scenery. Occasionally, Di Nai would peel a dozen peanuts and bring them to Frey's mouth. Frey opened his mouth and threw the peanuts in. However, tiger teeth did not have the ability to bite peanuts. Frey could only roll his tongue and lick it to taste the salty taste.
However, the interaction between the two of them made the journey more interesting.
The next day, they passed through a large canyon and saw a vast desert.
The vast Gobi Desert looked like a golden sea under the sunlight. The undulating sand dunes looked like a giant dragon resting in the sea. Under the scorching sun, waves of heat rose from the desert, making it difficult to even breathe. The desert was vast and boundless, and people seemed so small in it.
There were not many signs of life in the vast sea of sand. If it weren't for the occasional birds flying in the sky, even time seemed to have frozen here.
This was the first time Di Nai had come into close contact with the desert, and he was a little shocked for a moment.
Food and water were scarce in the desert. Fortunately, knowing that they were about to enter the desert, Di Nai and Frey had already made preparations the night before. Di Nai had brought a roasted boar leg with him and had also picked a pile of sweet persimmons in the forest.
He even brought a lunchbox full of water. Although this amount of water was not much, it could sometimes save lives in the desert. Di Nai missed the plastic water storage bag very much. It was easy to carry and could hold a lot of water. Unfortunately, this kind of modern thing was a luxury here.
After they ate and drank their fill outside the desert, they checked their belongings one last time before flying over the desert.
Although Frey could fly, the heat waves of the desert could be felt even in the air. After flying for only half an hour, Di Nai felt Frey's breathing become a little heavy. He didn't need to reach out to touch it, he could feel the sweat on Frey's back.
Di Nai felt a little heartache. He was relaxed, as long as he sat down. Frey had been flapping his wings from the beginning to the end, bringing him forward.
Di Nai wanted Fredo to go down and rest a few times. However, Frey knew that the heat waves in the desert were scorching, and Dini would suffer if he went down. Therefore, he had been forcing himself to fly, and only stopped to rest when he could not hold on any longer.
During the break, Dini gave the water in the aluminum lunch box to Frey to drink while he ate two persimmons. When Frey was flying in the air, Dini would also lower his head to look for cacti and other plants that could store water. Occasionally, he would let Frey fly down to rest and find a water source.
Whirlwinds often blew in the desert, sweeping up the yellow sand high and spinning it across the desert. If he stood on the sand, he would be covered in sand and might even be buried by the moving sand dunes.
If it wasn't for Frey's ability to fly, this desert would have been a land of death. But even if Frey could fly, such a desert was still frightening.
Every time Frey rested, Dini would make him lie on the parachute and not move. He would also cover Frey with the extra part of the parachute. Di Nai himself tried his best to find water and plants nearby. Occasionally, Dini would see a few single-humped camels and ask Frey to land to rest and replenish his food.
Without hesitation, Dini killed the smallest camel and let Frey drink the camel's blood and eat the fresh camel meat. Frey usually ate more roasted meat in the tribe, as fresh meat looked too bloody. However, the situation was different now. Fresh meat had more moisture and was convenient to eat.
As the main force crossing the desert, Frey had to maintain his strong physical strength. In this vast desert, survival was the number one priority.
Frey had only eaten half of the camel. Dini cut off a fresh camel leg and carried it with him. He would give it to Frey the next time he was hungry.
The two of them flew and stopped like this, so they did not delay their journey. Soon, night fell. Frey refused to rest and wanted to fly a little longer while it was cool. Di Nai couldn't argue with him, so he had to agree.
The night in the desert was an extreme compared to the day. On Frey's back, Di Nai felt that the sweat on his body had been blown dry, and he couldn't help but shiver.
Frey realized that Dini might catch a cold, so he stopped and prepared to rest for the night before flying forward.
The desert lacked tree branches, and there was no way to set up a tent. Di Nai still took out a parachute and threw himself on the sand as a blanket. When she laid down, half of it was on the ground and the other half was on her body. In this way, he was finally not covered in a blanket.
Once Frey laid down, he lay there and couldn't get up. Di Nai's heart ached and he found it funny. This guy always acted tough when he was flying, but now he was obedient. Dini had Frey transform into human form and massaged his muscles and bones for a long time to relieve his fatigue. When Di Nai stopped, he realized that he was already sound asleep.
However, once Dini stopped, Frey woke up again. He still transformed into his beast form and hugged Di Nai in his arms before falling asleep with a peace of mind.
Dini found that he was becoming more and more attached to Frey. Every night, he had to stroke Frey's belly to fall asleep. However, the desert was filled with danger, so Di Nai slept very soundly.
Sure enough, in the middle of the night, Di Nai felt a rustling sound coming from not far away. Di Nai looked around warily. The desert under the moonlight was still very calm. Frey was also startled awake and pricked up his ears to listen for any movement. No, it was dangerous.
The rustling of the sand nearby became louder. Dini grabbed his backpack and jumped onto Frey's back. Frey flapped his wings and flew up.
In the nick of time, they dodged a large pincer that emerged from the sand.
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