After arranging everything with Wuwu, Chen Wen began to return to the camp.
On the way back, Chen Wen saw the Golden Eagle and others also emerge from the bushes, each carrying some dry grass in their mouths or claws.
The animals and Chen Wen arrived back at the camp almost simultaneously.
Upon seeing Chen Wen, the Golden Eagle immediately dropped the hay it was holding and said to Chen Wen, "We've found all the stuff you asked for. What's it for?"
Chen Wen took the dry grass collected by the animals into his hands.
This dry grass was collected by the Golden Eagle and the others from the provisions of the pikas.
Chen Wen gathered the grass and laid it out by the campfire to dry.
Combined with the moss and pine needles he had already laid out earlier in the morning, he had gathered quite a bit.
The Golden Eagle was very curious about what Chen Wen was doing.
Not far away, Adam and the others were also curious, pondering what Chen Wen was up to.
