Allergic To Furry Things But Can Pet Them Mentally – CH103

Chapter 103

The little snow leopard had seen quite a few cases of total paralysis in books and on the terminal.

Because of how convenient terminals were, even someone completely paralyzed could still use brain control to operate their terminal and robots to handle daily needs, and even continue working.

In most fields there were a few outstanding people with paralyzed bodies—research, literature, music, and so on. Their stories were widely shared and inspired many, especially in early childhood education.

Because of Shen Muhan’s unusual talent and physical condition, Shen Chuanqiong and Han Zhi had once gathered a lot of stories like these for him, hoping to encourage him.

Who would have thought the boomerang would come flying back and hit the little snow leopard now.

If there were a choice, who would want an unhealthy body?

It did not want to become a disabled leopard… wuwu, it still wanted Little Rong to be its wife. Wuwu, Little Rong definitely would not want to be the wife of a disabled leopard.

No matter how hard it tried, the little snow leopard could not muster any strength. It was just about to cry.

Tang Rong noticed something was wrong at once and immediately picked up the limp little snow leopard from the bed.

Its body was even softer than after it had gotten drunk the night before, boneless like melted jelly—a liquid leopard.

Tang Rong hurried out of bed and carried the little snow leopard off to find the adults.

The examination showed that changing into a big snow leopard the night before had exhausted too much spiritual power. Just like Tang Rong’s previous two episodes of fainting, it was the body’s self-protection mechanism.

If the main system had not secretly tampered with things, Tang Rong would not have slept for that long. At most, he would only have ended up like the little snow leopard now—weak all over and unable to move.

This kind of situation happened most often on interstellar battlefields. It was not a big problem, and all it needed was rest. With the assistance of a healer, recovery would be even faster.

After learning that it was not actually paralyzed, the little snow leopard finally let out a sigh of relief and became even clingier with Tang Rong.

After all, Little Rong was the most gifted healer of all, and also its very own personal little healer.

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After the wedding, Tang Yao and Lin Fei headed straight for the starport and left for their honeymoon.

Since Tang Rong had always wanted to come to the seaside and play, the rest of the family did not leave right away, and instead planned to stay a few more days on the island with the little cub.

This island was private royal property and was not casually opened to outsiders. Being able to come here even once was rare. The fact that it had been specially made available for Tang Yao and Lin Fei’s wedding showed just how much face had been given.

Because it was not open to outsiders, the island’s ecology was excellent. The surrounding seawater was crystal clear and clean, without any pollution from human activity.

Because of the little snow leopard’s special physical condition, Shen Chuanqiong specially found it a small floating robot. It could lie in the fixed little nest on top and use the terminal to control where it moved, so Little Rong would not have to keep carrying it around and tire himself out.

Actually, a stroller would also have been comfortable and convenient, but the beaches on the island were all sand. Stroller wheels would be hard to push there and would actually be less practical.

The little snow leopard had naturally abandoned the idea of secretly drinking again and trying to transform into a big snow leopard once more. It was afraid that if it changed again, it might really turn into a permanently paralyzed snow leopard.

When a leopard did not feel well, it tended to become especially moody and fragile.

Sure enough, it suddenly asked the little cub in a pitiful tone through the terminal, “What if I can’t move for the rest of my life?”

Tang Rong immediately stroked its fur to soothe it and replied, “That won’t happen. You’ll be fine in a few days.”

But the little snow leopard persisted. “Just suppose. If I really couldn’t move for the rest of my life, what would you do?”

Tang Rong thought for a moment, his small hand lazily stroking its fur, and finally answered, “I would stay with you for the rest of my life.”

Back on the garbage planet, there had been a neighbor in the alley who kept a dog. The dog had grown old, and its legs had stopped working well. The neighbor never disliked it for that. Instead, he made a little cart out of wood for it and pulled it out for short walks every day.

That neighbor had been a kind person too, and would sometimes give him a little something to eat.

A pet was family, the kind you were supposed to stick by no matter what. And the little snow leopard was not just some simple pet—it was also his good friend.

The little snow leopard’s mood instantly brightened.

Nearby, Tang Zheng’en, who was peeling a coconut pudding for his wife, tilted the knife in his hand and accidentally sliced a large crack into it.

Great, great, great. So at such a young age it had already learned this kind of trick.

Yun Jian took the coconut pudding from his hand and poured out some of the coconut juice, dividing it into a cup and a baby bottle.

The baby bottle had been newly bought after discovering that the little snow leopard could not move. It made feeding it much easier.

Tang Rong held the cup in one hand and drank the sweet coconut juice, while using the other hand to hold the baby bottle and feed the little snow leopard.

The little snow leopard did not even have much strength left to suck. Tang Rong had to squeeze the bottle to feed it. During this period it could not really eat any food and could only take nutrient solution.

Fortunately, Little Rong was there to take care of it. Otherwise it definitely would have become depressed.

The seaside at the end of spring was bathed in gentle sunlight that was warm but not glaring, and the wind brushing against their skin was soft as well.

Waves rolled up again and again against the shore, delivering little gifts from the seabed onto the land.

Barefoot, Tang Rong stepped on the sand darkened by seawater and picked up seashells.

These shells could be turned into all sorts of pretty decorations, or simply placed in transparent jars, which would look beautiful too.

He wanted to gather a lot of them and give them to his family, his teacher, and the children in kindergarten.

The little snow leopard operated its small floating robot behind him, helping him look for pretty shells.

On the other side, Yun Jian was taking pictures of Yun Yuan in a swimsuit dress. With no wife beside him, Tang Zheng’en could only sit under the parasol with Father and the butler and chat.

Tang Hu had changed into his little nine-tailed fox form and was gleefully digging pits in the sand, all nine tails getting dirty.

Tang Qiu and Shen Yuchun had disappeared somewhere.

When the two of them returned, Tang Rong had already come back fully loaded with a whole box of shells. He was drinking water under the parasol together with the little snow leopard, while Yun Jian and Tang Zheng’en were cleaning the sand out of the little nine-tailed fox’s fur.

Tang Yao and Lin Fei, already aboard their spacecraft, made a video call saying that in one more day they would arrive at the first planet of their honeymoon trip.

While drinking water, Tang Rong suddenly found himself wanting to go back and have a look at Garbage Planet.

In a few months, it would be a full year since he had arrived on the main planet. He wondered what Garbage Planet looked like now. Were the places where he used to live still there?

The little snow leopard, meanwhile, had its robot parked under a nearby coconut tree to enjoy the shade.

When Tang Qiu and Shen Yuchun returned, everyone’s eyes turned toward the pair who had been gone for quite a while.

A white bandage was suddenly wrapped around the top of Shen Yuchun’s head. No one knew what had happened. In his arms he was carrying a big coconut.

Tang Qiu looked both amused and speechless, not knowing how to explain it. Every time she opened her mouth, she wanted to laugh.

In the end, it was Shen Yuchun who explained on his own. “Well… when you walk under the coconut trees, be careful, okay? Some of the coconuts are ripe and can fall. They can hit you on the head.”

Time rewound to a little more than an hour earlier.

Shen Yuchun had invited Tang Qiu to take a walk down a beautiful little path lined entirely with coconut trees, under the pretext of “looking for design inspiration” for her.

Tang Qiu had not refused.

And that was where Shen Yuchun had been hit on the head by a suddenly falling coconut.

Tang Qiu actually felt a little guilty. Although she had not attended military academy like her eldest brother and had not grown as strong as he had, she was still an SS-class spiritual power user, and her strength was definitely real. She had in fact noticed the coconut falling, but because Shen Yuchun had been talking to her the whole time, and she had been listening closely, and because the faintly ambiguous atmosphere had left her heart a little distracted, she had not reacted immediately. Otherwise, she could have punched that coconut to pieces on the spot and it never would have hit Shen Yuchun’s head.

Still, she had immediately princess-carried the bleeding Shen Yuchun to the hospital on the island.

Shen Yuchun had already been dizzy from getting hit by the coconut. Once Tang Qiu scooped him up like that, he was so overwhelmed with happiness in her arms that he promptly passed out.

Tang Qiu had nearly been scared to death.

Fortunately, the result showed that it was only a mild concussion and not a serious problem.

Shen Yuchun had come to soon after. Once the wound had been bandaged and treated, he could walk upright just fine—he could jump, run, and talk, and had not become stupid.

The two of them had not gone back to strolling nearby, but instead headed straight for the beach to rejoin the rest of the group, while also taking the chance to warn them about the coconut trees.

The island’s natural ecology was excellent, but precisely because it was so natural, the plants all grew freely without much interference. Once the fruit ripened, it would “fall whenever it wanted,” which made the danger level fairly high.

Hearing this, the little snow leopard felt lingering fear and quickly operated the floating robot beneath it to move away from the coconut tree.

If it got hit by a coconut, it might really turn into a disabled leopard.

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