We'll set off tomorrow morning, the journey is quite long and might take around ten days. The village chief knows that Qu the Hunter isn't good at cooking, so he prepared pancakes and boiled eggs for him in advance, only charging a twenty percent processing fee, supporting payment upon pickup.
Qu the Hunter didn't mind and even gifted the village chief two rabbit skins. The delighted village chief immediately promised to boil three more eggs for Qu Jing to eat on the way, remarking how thin the child looked, and he needed to supplement his nutrition.
With that, Qu Jing and Qu the Hunter set off grittily.
Adhering to the philosophy of being thrifty at home and generous on the road, Qu the Hunter carried with him Da yang, foreign currency, copper coins, and small yellow fish. The two large bags of dry food were prepared by the village chief's wife, and there were more than twenty eggs, along with a leather bag for water and several patched pieces of leather.
