Lady of the Lord From the East

George's ability to do things is really good. After that, Wei Wei didn't pay attention to things over there, but according to the servants who went to help with billing and payment, she knew that the progress there was very good.

From the first person who sent the collected feces to Wei Wei's field and received the promised money, the other serfs became active. They all knew that Wei Wei had a limited portion and went late and said Maybe not, so everyone is afraid that they will be late.

Fortunately, when George's collection was almost the same, another news came from the castle, saying that the Count wanted them to collect these filth, and the price was the same as Wei Wei's, and after the unlimited amount, everyone went to the castle. It's not so urgent, it's just that the children of each family were driven out and collected, and the people who raised livestock even cleaned the pigpen, sheeppen, cowshed, etc., and all the filth that was cleaned up was cleaned up. They were all piled up, and they were sent over when the earl spoke up.

The castle did not let them wait too long. Although Felix never came back, his order was sent back through letters, and the steward asked a few stewards to take charge of the matter.

As expected, George was named by the housekeeper for helping Wei Wei to do this. He didn't even let Wei Wei speak. He became the main person in charge of this matter. Although he was faced with a lot of filth every day, he was also motivated. Full.

When the whole territory was busy with manure, Wei Wei received a report from Ward, the servant, that the first batch of manure had been burned.

Wei Wei went to take a look and found that it was indeed the case. The fire dung burned was black and gray, and some were even dark red. The latter was better than the former, but both were qualified.

Most of the wheat in Weiwei's field has not yet germinated. At this time, spreading fire dung in the trenches on both sides of the wheat seed can provide fertility for the sprouted wheat.

The first batch of fire dung was sent to Wei Wei's field. The serfs had no objection to spreading fire dung in the field.

The effect of fire dung can only be seen after the seedlings emerge. Wei Wei asked Ward to continue arranging slaves to burn fire dung. The slaves have already experienced it, and there is basically nothing wrong when burning it again.

The corn and sweet potatoes that Wei Wei planted in the garden began to sprout one after another.

It stands to reason that in the current weather, it will take at least ten days and a half for sweet potatoes to germinate, but Wei Wei's sweet potato system has guaranteed to germinate quickly, so it will start to sprout together with the corn on the third day after planting.

Wei Wei took the time to count it, and there were less than ten seeds of the two crops that did not germinate, and the germination rate exceeded 99%, which fully met the system's guarantee to her.

[The germination rate of this batch of seeds is close to 100%, but the germination rate they cultivate will be lower, but it will not be lower than 85%. 】

[Of course, if you don't carefully select and reserve seeds, it is not my responsibility to fall below this standard. 】

Wei Wei expressed her understanding that although the system says that these seeds will not degenerate, if you choose the seeds of plants that are not growing well, the yield will still be reduced, and the degradation will really degenerate.

"Miss Weiwei!"

Just as Wei Wei was happily watching the green stars falling on the ground, Penny trotted over.

"What's the matter, Penny?"

"Miss, didn't you say you wanted to raise cats before? A farmer just brought some cats."

Wei Wei was startled by mice on the first night she arrived at the castle, and she was not used to those creatures that appear in the dark. At that time, she had the urge to raise cats, but the wild cats that Penny said she had seen before were not found. , I heard from a nearby farmer that it seems that she was abandoned by the female cat and starved to death, so this idea can only be temporarily abandoned.

Now that I heard that someone sent a cat, Wei Wei of course went to see it.

The farmer sent two cats that were about two months old. I don't know where he found them. They were very fluffy and cute. Wei Wei observed them carefully and felt that they looked like they were raised in her friend's house. The British Shorthair cat is probably the ancestor of this breed.

Both kittens are solid black with gold eyes, which is arguably the least flattering color of all cats in Europe.

Almost two hundred years later, black hair was standard equipment for witches in the fifteenth century.

But now, being put in the basket, they are weak, helpless and cute, so Wei Wei's love overflows, and she can't wait to hug them now.

But no, Wei Wei's reason prevented her from doing so. The kittens brought back from the wild would not only have fleas but also parasites.

Wei Wei gave the farmer, who was anxiously waiting for her response, two large copper coins as money to buy a cat, and the latter happily took the money and left.

Wei Wei really wanted to give the two kittens a bath to clean up, but she had heard from her friend who was addicted to shoveling **** that even a two-month-old cat was very fragile and could easily get sick after taking a bath. In this era when there is no hair dryer to dry the cat and the weather is not warm enough to bathe such a big cat, it is almost 100% accidental.

So she had to ask Qin to go to her room and get a fine-toothed comb that looked like a grate to comb the two kittens.

Qin and Penny felt that they should do the job, but Wei Wei thought this was the cat she wanted to raise, and since she had time, she should take care of it herself.

In the warm sunny garden, Wei Wei fastened her apron, put a kitten on her lap, and brushed it under the watch of two maids.

The kitten struggled hard at first, but Wei Wei scratched its chin, and the cat, which was as gentle as the British Shorthair, quieted down and purred comfortably on her lap.

The fine comb passed through some knotted cat hair and encountered a little obstacle. She carefully used a little force and combed it smoothly on the basis of not hurting the kitten.

Also brought down a flea.

He was pinched to death by Wei Wei's eyes and hands quickly through the burlap.

With persistent efforts, Wei Wei combed the kitten from head to tail several times, not letting go of any corner, making sure all the fleas had been cleaned, and then handing it over to Penny on the side, let her hold it first, and then go to comb the next one. only.

Wei Wei's grooming technique was practiced. The practice experience came from her friend's British Shorthair. Not to mention she was very skilled, but it also made the two kittens very comfortable. The whole process was not noisy or noisy, and she was as obedient as a domestic cat.

After dealing with the flea problem, the two kittens were not as nervous as before, even the one that was put in Penny's hand didn't struggle, but let her play the cat excitedly.

After combing the hair, Wei Wei carefully wiped the lacrimal glands and face with a cotton cloth dampened with water, and finally cleaned the dirt in the ears.

Originally, she wanted to cut their nails, but considering that she raised cats mainly to catch mice, she gave up.

The two kittens that were cleaned up looked much cleaner, and even Qin, who didn't like them at first, couldn't help but reach out and touch one.

Wei Wei went to the kitchen and asked for two wooden plates to use as food bowls for the kittens. She also asked for some goat milk and poured it on the plates for the two kittens to drink.

She was probably hungry for a long time, and when she saw the two trays of goat milk on the ground, after Wei Wei stepped back, the two kittens leaned over to lick it.

While they were drinking milk, Wei Wei asked Qin to find an old blanket to make a cat litter for them.

Qin left for a while and came back with a pure wool rug in her hand.

Wei Wei glanced at it and didn't notice that the carpet was old, so she looked at Qin in confusion.

Qin pointed and said, "The housekeeper gave it to me, saying that it is dirty here and can't be used anymore."

Only then did Wei Wei see a small smudge in the corner.

...

Well, fortunately, it's just an ordinary carpet of pure wool, not some expensive carpet mixed with gold and silver threads.

Since she was willing, she accepted it cheekily.

She cut a whole rug into a suitable size, and made a round cushion with a high and a middle low. Of course, there is no cotton to fill in the cushion, only the sun-dried wheat straw is filled. The advantage is that it can be directly Take out the straw inside and throw it away and replace it with a new one.

The cat litter was made by Wei Wei according to the body shape of an adult British Shorthair. It was just right to sleep two fat cats - her friend's British Shorthair was raised like an orange cat, round and very stocky.

By the way, Wei Wei asked Qin to help make a scratching board tied to a wooden board with a straw rope, and then put it in front of the two kittens and taught them to sharpen their claws on it. After they got used to using the scratching board, the two kittens should It will not harm the furniture.

Otherwise, if they touch the precious objects in the castle, the compensation alone will make her vomit blood.

Just keep an eye on it.