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Upon hearing this, Song Yan decisively moved away to avoid being attacked by the wild boar.

Shu Changyu approached with light steps, as fast as a cat, and suddenly grabbed the wild boar.

As his dagger flashed, the blade slashed across the wild boar's neck. The movement was clean and neat, without a trace of hesitation.

The wild boar fell quietly to the ground without even making any sound.

Shu Changyu's technique seemed extremely skillful, as if it was the result of countless training sessions.

Song Yan was observing from the side and felt a strange feeling in his heart, as if something was wrong.

But for a moment, he couldn't explain where that strange feeling came from.

He was just overthinking it.

Song Yan walked over and waited for the wild boar to finish bleeding. Then he grabbed four pig's trotters, weighed them, and stuffed them into the backpack.

This wild boar weighs an estimated 90 kilograms, and with a few pheasants and rabbits, it weighs almost 100 kilograms.

He almost blacked out when he thought about having to carry a hundred pounds on his back and walk up the mountain for several hours.

The air was suddenly filled with a strong smell of blood. Shu Changyu said, "Let's go back."

Song Yan followed closely behind with a basket full of prey on his back.

Dark clouds blocked the sun, and the light in the forest became dimmer and dimmer, as if night had fallen early.

Is it going to rain?

Song Yan looked up at the sky and suddenly had a bad feeling.

However, they had just walked a short distance when Shu Changyu suddenly stopped and frowned: "Let's go back another way."

"What's wrong?" Song Yan asked.

Before he finished speaking, a deafening tiger roar was heard in the distance.

His face turned pale instantly: "Is that a tiger?"

It turned out that what his father said was true, there really was a tiger in the mountain.

"Will it catch up with us?" Song Yan's voice trembled slightly.

Shu Changyu said: "I don't know."

Having said that, he turned and walked towards the valley.

Song Yan couldn't help but look back in the direction where the tiger's roar came from.

Time goes back to an hour ago.

A group of young men climbed up the mountain, chatting and laughing. If they were not holding axes, sticks and straw ropes in their hands, they would have looked like tourists going out for a spring outing.

Among the group of people, a curious young man couldn't help but ask: "Uncle San, I heard that there are tigers on this mountain. Is this true?"

The middle-aged man called "Third Uncle" said: "How can it not be true? A few years ago, when I went into the mountains to hunt, I heard the roar of a tiger from afar."

Then he warned: "So let's just walk around the periphery and don't go in."

"We can save uncle."

But some people also grumbled: "We go into the mountains to hunt. If we don't go into the mountains, what good things can we get outside?"

When Uncle Li heard this, his face suddenly darkened: "What did the village chief tell you before you went up the mountain? If you don't want to listen to my command, go down the mountain by yourself."

The man was still unconvinced and said, "That's right. There are more than a dozen of us. What are we afraid of?"

Dongsheng, who was standing by, tugged at his sleeve and said, "Shuanzi, just stop talking, or your uncle will really chase you off the mountain."

The man retorted unconvincedly: "There are so many of us, why should we be afraid of a tiger?"

Dongsheng, who was standing by, gently pulled his sleeve and advised, "Shuanzi, please say less. Don't make Third Uncle angry."

Shuanzi then reluctantly bowed his head and admitted his mistake: "Uncle San, I was wrong just now, please don't mind it."

Uncle Li was so angry that his face turned blue. He turned around and ignored Shuanzi. Instead, he said to the others, "There are often wild boars in this area. Everyone should be careful. If you see a wild boar, notify me immediately."

"Got it, Uncle San!" everyone responded in unison.

Then they dispersed and began to look for the wild boar.

Dongsheng followed Shuanzi closely, holding the wooden stick tightly in his hand, and looked around carefully.

Suddenly, he noticed some shadows moving in the woods ahead, and when he looked closely, he saw that they were some big wild boars.

He shouted in surprise: "Uncle San is right, there really are wild boars here!"

He hurriedly called Shuanzi: "Go and call Uncle San and the others over."

Shuanzi stood still, his eyes rolled around, and he said deliberately: "Dongsheng, why don't you go? I just made Third Uncle unhappy, he may not want to see me."

Dongsheng said helplessly: "Okay then."

He quickly ran to inform his uncle and the others.

As soon as Dongsheng left, Shuanzi's face immediately turned gloomy. He cursed in his heart, "You bastard, you actually embarrassed me in front of so many people."

He quietly picked up a stone from the ground and tiptoed towards the wild boar.

Just when Dongsheng and others arrived, Shuanzi suddenly threw the stone in his hand at the wild boar.

The wild boar was frightened and immediately ran away in all directions.

Shuanzi pretended to be panicked and shouted, "Oh no! The wild boar has escaped. Let's chase it!"

When everyone saw the wild boar, their eyes turned red, because that was meat.

Hearing Shuanzi's shouting, they ran after him without hesitation.

Uncle Li saw this scene from behind and hurriedly shouted, "Don't chase in!"

But everyone was so overwhelmed by the wild boar in front of them that they were no longer willing to listen to his advice.

They chased the wild boar and unknowingly went deep into the forest.

Shuanzi looked at Uncle Li's anxious expression and felt secretly proud.

Then he followed in, fearing that he would not get a share of the meat if he ran too slowly.

The group of people walked farther and farther away without realizing it. By the time they realized something was wrong, not only had they lost the wild boar, but they themselves were also lost.

They discussed how to return.

Dongsheng said fearfully, "Let's not wander around anymore. Let's wait here for Uncle San to come."

Shuanzi was also feeling annoyed. How could he be so unlucky to get lost in the mountains?

A group of people tried to find the way back based on their memory. Dongsheng felt that the surroundings were unusually quiet, and an ominous premonition arose in his heart.

Shuanzi suddenly said, "There seems to be a wooden house ahead. Let's go in and take a look."

Dongsheng said worriedly: "It's better not to go. What if there are wild animals in there?"

Shuanzi laughed and said, "Dongsheng, why are you so timid? You are afraid of this and that. How could there be a wild animal in the wooden house?"

Let’s go and have a look.” Li Ping said.

He was the oldest of the group, so his words carried a certain weight and everyone followed his advice.

They entered the cabin to check, but found nothing unusual except for some footprints.

The footprints are still very new, probably someone has been here not long ago.

Li Ping said, "There's no one here, let's go."

As soon as they walked out of the cabin, they saw a group of goats. Everyone was overjoyed and was about to pick up their tools and rush over.

However, the goats suddenly seemed to be frightened by something and ran away in panic.

Shuanzi's heart tightened, and at this moment, they heard a deafening tiger roar.

Everyone's faces turned pale in an instant, and before they could react, a large insect with yellow and black fur appeared in their sight.

The big insect's golden pupils stared at them coldly, as if it had regarded them as prey.

Li Ping shouted, "Run!"

Everyone was so frightened that their legs went limp and they could hardly move. After a moment's pause, they began to run away in panic.

Shuanzi and Dongsheng were the last to come.

Just as the tiger was about to pounce on them, Shuanzi suddenly reached out and pushed Dongsheng hard.

Dongsheng fell to the ground unexpectedly. The tiger pounced on him, opened its bloody mouth and bit his neck.

Dongsheng instinctively stretched out his hand to block it. Severe pain instantly spread throughout his body, and he let out a shrill scream: "Ah——"