Only when Ang hoisted the two Kexuolin Deer onto his shoulders did he truly realize that they weighed far more than he had expected. Though they did not look as large as cattle, their bodies were extremely compact, with almost no excess fat and firm flesh. The instant he tried to lift them, his shoulders sank. He immediately realized that together, the two deer weighed nearly 3,000 pounds—over 1,300 kilograms—far beyond what he could bear.
Although Ang was a warrior with physical abilities stronger than those of ordinary people, carrying two Kexuolin Deer at once was still difficult. He quickly decided that he could only process the larger deer on the spot. Ang took out his skinning knife and efficiently slaughtered and skinned the larger deer. Then, he removed a specially prepared leather-softening solution from his waist pouch and evenly applied it to the hide to keep it from becoming stiff and brittle. Once the hide had dried, he swiftly packed it into the Demon Sealing Box he carried with him, ensuring it would remain intact even after long-term storage.
After butchering the deer, Ang dealt with the venison as well. He tried to pack every usable part into the Demon Sealing Boxes, but even with two boxes, some of the meat still would not fit. Ang looked helplessly at the remaining venison. Knowing he could not take it all with him, he could only leave it where it was, thinking that perhaps other wild animals could benefit from it.
After dealing with the larger Kexuolin Deer, Ang carried only the remaining one, and the burden on his shoulders immediately felt much lighter. He adjusted the rope over his shoulder, steadied the deer, and began heading quickly toward the edge of the forest.
This mission had already lasted four days,