Tomb raiding: The awesome life that started from Ganggangyingzi

"Brother Bo, should we hunt that roe deer or the wild boar?"

Yingzi raised her gun and aimed it at the wild boar, then turned to look at Ji Haobo with some delight.

She wanted to hunt wild boar because, normally when she hunted, she only got small animals like pheasants and rabbits.

They don't always encounter large prey, and sometimes they even return empty-handed.

Otherwise, if it were so easy to hunt wild boars and the like, who would bother farming? Wouldn't it be better to just eat meat to their heart's content?

"Yingzi, you go after the wild boar, I'll handle the roe deer."

Ji Haobo was also pleasantly surprised, not expecting to encounter prey so quickly, and even two at once.

He weighed the machete, which had a small part of its head broken off, and gestured for Yingzi to get ready.

A few breaths later, a gunshot rang out, echoing through the mountains and forests.

At the same time, the instant the gun fired, Ji Haobo also swung the woodcutter's knife, which flew through the air with a whistling sound, transforming into a streak of light as it headed towards the silly roe deer.

"Woof...woof woof..."

Upon hearing the gunshot, several hunting dogs rushed out, and two pounced on the struggling roe deer, biting and snarling.

The rest, except for the largest dog that didn't move, swam to the other side of the stream.

"Hurry, hurry, let's catch up!"

Yingzi got up and ran around shouting. Although she was the first to move, Ji Haobo overtook her in just a few steps.

As I passed the roe deer on the bank of the stream, I glanced at it and realized that the creature was almost dead.

The machete he had just swung pierced right through the roe deer's abdomen, and now, with two hunting dogs biting its throat, it only managed a couple of symbolic struggles.

However, Ji Haobo saw all of this clearly from above. He rushed out not for it, but for the guy on the other side.

Wild boars are known for their thick hides and tough flesh; Yingzi's shot missed its head due to the boar's sudden movement.

There was only a wound on his shoulder blade, where the bullet may have been stopped by the bone.

So, apart from spitting out a jet of blood, it was still lively and energetic, and even began to confront several hunting dogs.

Ji Haobo is tall and has long legs. With his current strong physique, he leaped across the stream, which was several meters wide, and easily reached the other side.

"Wang Wang Wang..."

Several hunting dogs circled the wild boar; surprisingly, these guys knew a strategy.

Several medium-sized dogs kept harassing them, while two large dingoes were the main force, often pouncing on them unexpectedly and taking a bite.

When Ji Haobo walked over, the wild boar had already been cornered by several hunting dogs at the foot of a two-meter-high earthen embankment.

Yingzi, who was wading through the water behind, saw Ji Haobo approach the wild boar and immediately became worried, shouting in alarm.

"Brother Bo, move away quickly, don't get too close. That wild boar might go berserk and charge wildly if it gets angry."

She has been hunting for many years and knows very well that wild boars are not easy to hunt; usually, it takes several people to dare to make a move.

If the first shot misses or isn't fatal, the others can follow up with a shot.

If there's only one person, it's fine if the wild boar kills them instantly, but otherwise it's dangerous.

"It's nothing, just a wild one..."

Ji Haobo waved his hand, not caring much, but before he could finish speaking, his expression suddenly changed, and he looked up at the woods not far away.

Although he didn't see anything, he sensed a sense of crisis and immediately shouted without turning his head.

"Don't come any closer! There's something in the woods, it's very dangerous!"

Upon hearing his reminder, Yingzi, who was standing in the stream, and Lao Hu and Wang Pangzi, who were about to wade through the water, all changed their expressions.

Based on the miserable state they witnessed of Old Wang last night, anything that Ji Haobo described as extremely dangerous must be extraordinary.

The three men quickly gripped their weapons tightly and stared intently at the forest he was referring to.

Ji Haobo did the same, his eyes fixed on the source of the danger, while he slowly retreated.

"Swish..."

Just then, some bushes in the woods fell over, and at the same time, the sound of branches and leaves rubbing together could be heard.

Suddenly, the hunting dogs abandoned the wild boar, whimpered, tucked their tails between their legs, turned and rushed into the stream, fleeing to the other side.

The hunting dogs all came to Yingzi's side as she came ashore. Except for three large yaks with their fur standing on end and baring their teeth and making fierce "woof woof" sounds, the rest were trembling.

This made the three of them even more nervous, sweat beading on their foreheads. Fatty Wang couldn't help but swallow hard, his voice trembling as he whispered:

"Ying... Yingzi, what's in these mountains that's scaring these hunting dogs like this without them even showing themselves?"

"I...I don't know either! Usually when they're hunting, these guys, led by Tiger, are fearless."

Yingzi was almost in tears. This was the first time she had encountered such a situation, and she had never seen her hunting dogs so frightened.

"Brother Bo is still on the other side! What should we do now? Could that be the legendary mountain king or a bear?"

Old Hu took a deep breath, looked at the two people beside him, and quickly made a decision.

"Yingzi, you have a gun, be ready to provide backup. Fatty stays here and guards the place, I'll go help."

Fatty Wang immediately disagreed and was about to refuse his arrangement, but Ji Haobo across from him spoke.

"None of you come any closer. Old Hu, throw me that wood-chopping knife you just used."

Old Hu didn't bother arguing and quickly picked up the strange woodcutter's knife with a 30-centimeter blade and a handle more than half a meter long from the side and threw it over.

Without turning his head, Ji Haobo casually reached behind him and caught the wood-chopping knife. He glanced at the injured wild boar and noticed that it was also unusually quiet, lying on the earthen embankment without running away.

Just then, the commotion in the bushes grew louder and louder, and a head the size of a water vat slowly emerged from the branches and leaves.

Upon seeing clearly, Ji Haobo's pupils contracted sharply, his body tensed, and a layer of white sweat involuntarily appeared on his back.

Because Yingzi had guessed most of it correctly; it turned out to be something that resembled a tiger.

The head was grayish-black, and there was a scar on the cheek that was more than a foot long. It not only crossed the entire face diagonally, but the angle at which it extended also blinded the right eye.

This thing already looked ferocious, and with that scar, it could be described with every word that describes cruelty, ferocity, and violence.

If there were a villain poll in the animal kingdom, this guy would definitely be the "most villainous one".

The appearance of this thing not only put Ji Haobo on high alert, but also nearly made Lao Hu and the others on the other side of the stream collapse to the ground.

In an instant, all the birdsong and insect chirping in the mountain forest disappeared; it was quiet, extremely quiet.

It was so quiet that only a few people could hear each other's heavy breathing.

This thing had a pair of fragmented golden pupils, filled with an aura of cold indifference and ruthlessness.

After staring at Ji Haobo for the time it takes to drink a cup of tea, he suddenly turned his head away and disappeared into the bushes.

"Huff...huff...huff"

The sound of heavy breathing echoed around them. Fatty Wang was the first to collapse to the ground, his body still trembling uncontrollably.

Old Hu and Yingzi weren't much better off; they felt as if all their strength had been drained away, and their legs went weak.