The Black Panther lightly leaped onto a tree, smashed through the bark with her claws, and reached into a hollow to pat the cub inside. "You didn't clean up your scent properly."
She jumped into the lake and found a little mermaid hiding among the water plants, holding her breath. Amid a long stream of bubbles, she said, "Your tail made too much noise."
"Your Disguise Skill is decent, but you look far too nervous."
"Mangmang wouldn't appear in the bushes."
"A Rock Violinist Mantis couldn't produce a tune that awful."
"You ran the moment you made eye contact with me. Fail!"
"Your Invisibility Skill is decent, but you didn't deal with the grass under your feet."
In less than ten minutes, Tian Huhaoqi had already caught more than a hundred cubs.
And that was with her going easy on them. Not only had she used no skills at all, she had remained in cheetah form the entire time.
The floral scent in the air changed again.
At nine o'clock, only one student remained.
That flashing Little Oak Owl.
Tian Huhaoqi split off a shadow and had it return to arrange the second lesson for the forty-nine students, while her main body continued searching for that cocky cub.
Just like the class placement system, Moonlight Wetland and its teachers openly devoted most of their attention to the students who performed better.
Tian Huhaoqi truly hadn't found the cub in the wilderness. Whether it was scent or branches and leaves, every connection had been cut off.
She ran through the Game Areas of every class again, but still found nothing unusual.
That cub named Xunge had not been assigned to her class for the first time, but this tracking game had only been played twice.
She remembered how, after the cubs