Sunuo knew that Mu Yue was actually very strong. It was really not easy for a little girl to grit her teeth and persevere until now.
Su Nuo patted Mu Yue's shoulder gently, comforted her and said, "It's okay. In fact, wild boars don't necessarily hurt people."
"Yeah." Mu Yue agreed, but she just kept nodding.
Su Yang came over and whispered to Su Nuo, "How about I send someone to send her back."
"No, I won't go back." Mu Yue heard this and immediately said, "I must go with Sister Su. We've already walked more than half of the way, I'm not afraid."
Su Nuo knew that an opportunity to stay in the hospital and work was very precious for students like Mu Yue.
She also graduated from a medical college and didn't even have a chance to express herself. In the end, she had to stay in a community hospital.
"Brother, if I stay with her, she should be fine." Su Nuo said, "I believe Mu Yue, she is actually very strong."
"Yes, I can really do it." Mu Yue finally tried to regain some sparkle in her eyes.
After all this work, it was almost dawn.
Su Yang asked the fellow villagers to wake up the two people who were still sleeping, so that everyone could pack up and set off immediately.
Mu Yue was not injured. Suno gave her some glucose water during breakfast, and she was almost recovered by the time they hit the road.
Su Nuo had been paying attention to Mu Yue's condition and found that she was stronger than she thought.
The day before, she was so tired that she had to ride a donkey for a while, but today she kept walking at a steady pace, refusing to let herself fall behind.
"We can arrive this morning. Come on, everyone." Su Yang walked in front and kept cheering everyone up: "When we arrive, we will have beds to sleep on and local delicacies."
Su Nuo laughed when he heard the "Puch" sound, and said to Mu Yue beside him, "Does my brother look like a tour guide?"
"Yeah." Mu Yue agreed softly, looking like she wanted to laugh but was embarrassed. Then he asked Su Nuo in a low voice: "After I fainted, was Brother Su the one who carried me?"
"No." Su Nuo shook his head and said seriously: "I carried you back. You look thin and small, but you are quite heavy."
"Sister Su, I only weigh a little over eighty pounds." Mu Yue was so anxious that she was about to cry. Girls are most afraid of others saying she is heavy.
Su Nuo looked surprised: "Really? I didn't find it."
Seeing Mu Yue's eagerness to explain, Su Nuo smiled and said, "Haha, I'm just kidding you. I don't know how much you weigh. Just ask my brother."
"Sister Su, you are so bad." Mu Yue's face immediately turned red, and she chased Suno and punched her twice.
"Okay, okay, my brother is watching us." Suno quickly used his brother as a shield.
Mu Yue immediately wilted and walked beside Sunuo honestly, no longer making any fuss.
Su Nuo felt funny in her heart, but she didn't say anything else.
Sometimes, this kind of thing is nothing to joke about. If you make too many jokes, they might become true, but if your brother doesn't mean it, it will be too embarrassing for Mu Yue.
This last section of the road is the most difficult road that fellow villagers have said.
Suno first saw a mountain that had been over-cut down, and the rocks exposed after being repeatedly washed away by rain.
Their road ended at the end of the woods. The mountains and rocks were so steep that it was impossible for donkeys carrying supplies to pass.
So we can only go down or up and go around this area.
It's very laborious to go up, and fellow villagers said that you still have to come down halfway from the top.
So they all walked from below, but there was stagnant water and rotten leaves below, almost like a swamp.
(End of chapter)