Lily's "Woof!" was not at all quiet. It rang out clearly across the silent street, but Hao Ren wasn't worried that it would give them away. Husky Girl's bark was simply too professional. If he hadn't seen it with his own eyes, who would have guessed that it had come from a young woman?
A black mutt ran out from the corner of a nearby street. It was probably Lily's "scout" stationed here, but this unremarkable stray dog only stared at Lily's direction in confusion before beginning to search all around. Vivian's shadowy mist had disrupted the dog's senses, and it had no idea that its boss was standing right in front of it.
Seeing this, Vivian opened a narrow gap in the mist, directly facing the Chinese rural dog. The dog immediately stared over in astonishment. It had clearly been startled at first, but after seeing Lily, it quickly ran over, wagging its tail and bobbing its head in an ingratiating manner—the very picture of a bootlicker. Hao Ren noticed that one of its hind legs seemed to be injured, making it run slightly off-balance. Only then did he recognize it as one of Lily's most important subordinates: Green Bean. Of course, they ought to call it Officer Green Bean now. Come to think of it, the dog looked even dirtier than it had a few days ago. It really could not break its habit of rolling around in coal piles. Its hind leg had been injured years ago when it fell while rolling around in one, yet it had learned absolutely nothing.
Lily crouched down and quietly exchanged a few words with Green Bean. After a moment, she stood up. "That Demon Hunter is still alone. He's been wandering around here the whole time, and there don't seem