Li Sui

In the darkness before dawn, a gray wild rabbit darted swiftly through the shrubs and trees. In the dim surroundings, coupled with its dull fur, it looked almost invisible—if someone tried to find it, they would not be able to see it at all.

But it seemed somewhat panicked now. Once, it nearly crashed into a tree in its blind flight. The tremors from the ground proved that something was chasing it.

Not long after the rabbit ran past, the leaves behind it were violently smashed aside, and a burly Brown Bear charged out, white foam hanging from the corners of its mouth as it frantically pursued the rabbit.

Just as the rabbit was about to be caught, several barbed tentacles suddenly shot out from the nearby bushes, tangling it tightly like a great net.

With these writhing tentacles suddenly appearing in the dim forest, the pursuing Brown Bear was instantly frightened. It immediately turned and fled in panic through the side.

As the tentacles stretched taut and slowly reeled back, the red-eyed gray rabbit was dragged to Li Sui's feet.

Li Sui's attention was entirely on the rabbit. She did not even spare the rapidly fleeing Brown Bear a glance.

Li Sui reached out and firmly grabbed the rabbit, while the tentacles on its body slowly retracted beneath her skirt.

Gently stroking the rabbit's fluffy head, Li Sui opened her cherry-red mouth and forcibly stuffed the rabbit's entire upper body inside.

Her puffed-up cheeks chewed away, and Li Sui happily narrowed her eyes. She liked this kind of meat with lots of bones—when chewed, it was full of juices and tasted wonderful.

The only fly in the ointment was that some of the fur in her mouth had to be spat out before she swallowed it.

But after eating