Whole School Transmigrated: I Have 3 Daily Intel

HONK HONK HONK—

The Lion-headed Goose acted as if it had come face-to-face with a mortal enemy.

Its earlier posture of patrolling with its head held high in a show of dominance was gone. It scurried out of the room with a pitter-patter of feet.

Chen Chong glanced at the Tiger Striped Dog stretching in its bed on one side, then at the Rock Armor Eagle egg in the incubator.

’Maybe... since the Rock Armor Eagle is an Extraordinary Creature, it has a suppressive effect on other birds like the Lion-headed Goose.’

’But is the suppression effect really that terrifying?’

’It’s already like this before it has even hatched. What’s going to happen once it actually comes out of its shell?’

Chen Chong stroked the eagle egg as he watched it bask in a warm red glow.

It had been some time since he brought it back from the Stone Claw Eagle’s nest. Considering the incubator’s speed bonus, it shouldn’t be more than a few days before it hatched.

After closing the door, Chen Chong began to sort through his catch of fish.

Another twenty-odd pounds of fish went into the pond.

The fishpond was now vastly different from before.

After several rounds of adding and replacing fish, and removing the dead ones that didn’t make it, the total weight of the various fish that had successfully adapted and survived was nearly two hundred and twenty pounds.

Coupled with the fishpond’s 100% growth acceleration effect and the bonus from the pasture, the fish had all grown a fair bit these past few days.

The total weight was likely even higher now.

The density in the pond had increased, and he could now occasionally see some fish filter-feeding or breaking the surface for air.

After watching the fishpond for a little longer, Chen Chong picked up the fish box and went out.

"Let’s go, Hu Zi."

WOOF—

The Tiger Striped Dog immediately jumped up and followed him out of the room.

When they reached the living room, Zhang Meng was on the balcony making salt with the laborers, Jia Wen was cooking in the kitchen, and Wang Biao was helping him out.

Xu Jun was still inside the pasture enclosure, cutting grass.

Chen Chong walked over, grabbed a large handful, and threw it into the fishpond, then tossed some more into the mud pond.

Although most of the fish in there were carnivorous, they would occasionally eat some grass.

The snails, shrimp, and crabs were also filter-feeders, herbivores, and omnivores.

Feeding them the fast-growing grass would surely help them grow even more quickly.

After tossing the grass, Chen Chong also took out the two other buckets of sorted fish. He poured one into the mud pond and the other to the wild ducks and the Lion-headed Goose.

The wild ducks, needless to say, loved aquatic creatures like fish and shrimp, and would even eat them dead without hesitation.

The Lion-headed Goose, on the other hand, didn’t seem too fond of fish and shrimp.

After just a few bites, it turned to peck at the green grass set out for the pheasants.

It seemed more interested in the green grass than the fish and shrimp.

The three wild rabbits in the beast cage were no longer afraid of people.

When they saw Chen Chong approach to feed them, they would even come closer, as if they knew he was bringing them food.

"Have they gotten bigger?"

Xu Jun, who was helping feed them grass nearby, heard him and nodded after a closer look. "Hey, now that you mention it, Brother Chong, I think you’re right. This little one really does seem a bit bigger."

The three wild rabbits Wang Biao had caught consisted of one male and two females. One of them was a juvenile, only about two-thirds the size of an adult.

But now, you could barely tell the difference between the three unless you looked closely. The size gap had become very small.

’As expected, it must be the beast cage’s growth acceleration effect on reared animals...’

"This acceleration effect is amazing. It’s only been a few days since they were caught. In the wild, it would take at least ten days to half a month for it to grow this much."

"Yeah, and besides the small one, the two adult wild rabbits seem to have fattened up quite a bit too. They’re at least half a pound heavier than when they were first caught..."

As he left the bathroom, the Lion-headed Goose followed him out.

Chen Chong squatted by the Farmland to observe the crops.

The Fog Fruits were fully ripe, their fruits having turned a deep red. Chen Chong picked them.

He set two aside to use as seeds for future cultivation and planned to have the rest as a post-dinner dessert.

He wasn’t sure if it was a trait of the Fog Fruit, a special plant from the jungle, or if it was because the Farmland was simply too nutritious.

But besides the fruits he had picked, there were already seven or eight new, finger-sized young fruits on the tree.

It seemed like it could bear fruit endlessly, with no growth cycle at all.

The growth of the crops in the other two Farmland plots was even more obvious.

The sweet potato seedlings were already more than a palm’s-width high, with each plant having sprouted four or five vines.

The pepper and tomato plants, originally only about twenty centimeters tall, had now grown to around thirty centimeters—a significant jump in height.

Nearly half of the peppers and tomatoes hanging on them had also turned red.

Once they were fully ripe, he could pick them and cultivate them again to produce new pepper and tomato seedlings.

It was the same for the ginger and scallions. Although not as obvious, he could tell from their leaves that both plants were adapting very well to the Farmland’s environment.

It was only a matter of time before they produced seeds for cultivating new plants...

Looking at the excellent growth of his crops, Chen Chong stood up with a gratified smile.

He remembered the C-Class Farmland Card he hadn’t used yet and figured now was a good time.

Although the living room was large, placing a twenty-square-meter C-Class Farmland plot there would make it feel a bit crowded.

Thinking of this, Chen Chong looked toward Xu Jun.

"By the way, Ah Jun, have you used that Vacant Land Card you have?"

Xu Jun took out the Card. "Nope. What’s up, Brother Chong? Do you need it?"

Chen Chong explained his idea, and without a second thought, Xu Jun immediately used the C-Class Vacant Land Card in the living room.

The already spacious living room instantly gained another fifty square meters of space, expanding outward on all sides.

A large empty space appeared in front of the once-cramped kitchen entrance, a perfect spot to place the Farmland...

As Chen Chong used the C-Class Farmland Card, a fourth Farmland plot appeared, neatly arranged next to the other three.