Chapter 6: Instructions for feeding a villain
Murong Shi replied, "This is goat milk."
Luo Mingyue asked: "Can I take it away?"
"sure!"
Murong Shi nodded repeatedly. Not to mention carrying a basin, even if the master took the sheep away, it would be fine. He added: "I just boiled this goat milk once. It is warm now. I will heat it up for you again."
Luo Mingyue shook her head, "No need."
She held the porcelain basin in one hand and the food box in the other, walked out of the kitchen, summoned the contracted flying sword, and flew away.
Murong Shi raised his head, watched his master disappearing from the scene, and his expression relaxed.
…
When Luo Mingyue flew into the sky, he put everything in his hands into the storage space with a thought.
As she was flying and thinking, she suddenly realized that she had forgotten to prepare the seasoning for the little people.
After all, Luo Mingyue doesn't cook, so it's normal that she can't think of it for a while.
And no fruit either.
"Forget it, I'll get it next time. Let's go back and see what's going on in the Little People Village first."
Luo Mingyue sped up his flight, returned all the way back to his own house, and walked into the room where the cardboard box was placed.
As soon as she entered the door, she was stunned because the area of the cardboard box had become larger.
It was originally a cube, but now it has become a rectangular block, occupying a larger area but with a reduced height, making it easier to observe. Not only that, the little people have also become much bigger, like action figures.
The cardboard box took up almost the entire room, and the space left on all sides was only enough for Luo Mingyue to put a small stool to sit down and observe the little man. There was no extra space for a table.
Not only that, there was an extra piece of paper on the ground, which seemed to be left by the system, with "Pocket Kingdom Feeding Instructions" written on it in modern simplified Chinese.
Luo Mingyue moved a small stool, sat next to the cardboard box, and then began to read the instructions.
According to the system, the height of the little man in the cardboard box is equivalent to that of a real person, shrunk by twenty times, that is, the height of the real person: the height of the little man = 20:1.
It's only the length ratio that is 20, not the volume ratio.
According to 1 meter = 10 decimeters = 100 centimeters.
A 5 cm tall man is equivalent to one meter tall in the real world.
7 centimeters is equivalent to 1.4 meters.
The 8 cm little man is equivalent to 1.6 meters.
9 cm is equivalent to 1.8 meters.
Luo Mingyue fed the food just like feeding ants. The food thrown down was very small in reality, but very big to the little man.
For example, in the real world, an adult's palm is between 15 and 25 cm.
If scaled down proportionally, the man's hand is between 0.75 cm and 1.25 cm.
The rice in the world of immortal cultivation is specially cultivated spiritual rice. The length of a grain of spiritual rice is 0.8 cm or 1 cm. For a small person, this grain of spiritual rice is about the same size as their palm.
A small person will be full with just a few grains of rice. Children with small appetites can eat one or two grains, and adults can eat more, but probably no more than fifteen grains. Of course, people with particularly large appetites are a different matter.
If Luo Mingyue cooked the rice and poured it into the dwarf village, it would be like piling up cakes into a mountain for the little people. Each of them could take some rice grains home to eat.
The staple food in Luo Mingyue's lunch box is rice.
However, the little people had already eaten a meal of "porridge" made of cake crumbs and water at noon, and they could not eat it even if they were provided with food now.
Luo Mingyue was not in a hurry to feed them for the time being. The food was in her storage space anyway and would remain warm and would not get cold or rot.
Luo Mingyue continued to watch [Feeding Instructions].
At the bottom of the front is a line of small words:
[Warm Tips: People who have been hungry for a long time should eat light, simple, and gradual food. It is recommended not to feed meat right away.]
[Note: It is forbidden to take the figurine out of the carton. ]
On the back of the white paper was a simple map, marking the environment around Mojia Village and the locations of other villages and towns, but there was also a small reminder written at the bottom of the map:
[Every half a month, a new village or town will be opened, with a maximum of 5]
[Currently opened number of small villages: 1]
[Number of pending openings: 4]
[It is detected that the room where the host stores the Lilliput Kingdom is too small. This room has been refined into a space magic weapon by the system. If the cardboard box is expanded, the room's shape remains unchanged, and the length and width of the interior will be expanded to ensure that the entire Lilliput Kingdom can be accommodated. ]
Luo Mingyue looked down and saw that after the cardboard box was expanded, the upper left corner showed Mojia Village and the surrounding environment.
As for other places, they were all covered by a thick blood-red fog and nothing could be seen.
Luo Mingyue did not dare to reach out to explore the range of the blood mist. After all, for the villains, Luo Mingyue could crush them to death with one hand, and could also destroy their homes. If Luo Mingyue reached his hand into the blood mist, he might accidentally destroy their houses.
Luo Mingyue first took out the bowl of water and prepared to start watering the farmland of the people in Mojia Village.
In fact, she couldn't tell where the farmland was. After all, all the land was pitch black, even the flowers and plants were black, and the crops had long since dried up.
But it doesn't matter, she has no shortage of water and can irrigate the entire village without any problem.
Luo Mingyue scooped up a handful of water and poured it into the deserted area.
…
Mojia Village.
After eating, everyone did not take time to rest, but rushed to fetch water from the stream outside the village.
Mo Hanshi carried a shoulder pole and walked with people from the same village.
Everyone was silent.
The drought in the village lasted too long, and people were fighting over tree bark. Neighborhood relations were tense. Although there was food now,...
Food is limited.
The streams are also limited.
There is still competition among the villagers.
However, when Mo Hanshi fetched water from the stream and was walking back, he suddenly saw crystal clear water droplets dripping from the sky and falling on the dry "farmland" by the roadside.
"It's raining?"
No, it's not rain. Maybe God is lazy. Large amounts of water droplets are tilted down like a waterfall falling into a mountain stream, splashing and irrigating the farmland continuously.
Moreover, this waterfall moves...
After watering this field, go to water another one...
Mo Hanshi stood there, eyes wide open.
This, is this a miracle?