"Oh? She left our Savage World?" Zi Mou looked astonished. To heroes like them, Legends were ultimately too distant—people from an entirely different circle—and it was difficult for them to know about such shocking events within that circle. Still, they could hear bits and pieces about Xia Canglan's departure. It seemed the news had not spread very far, perhaps because of poor transportation and communication, or perhaps because it had been buried beneath newer stories and become old news.
"But she returned with me this time, so I have to find my aunt, who was separated from us. I just don't know whether Chief Zi has any way to find her?" I hurriedly asked.
"That's easy enough. Even though the city lords of our major cities may have some conflicts or refuse to cooperate, the Hunter Bureau has no such concerns. To ensure that Hunters can operate smoothly and amicably in every major city, the Hunter Bureau administers all the major hunting grounds, standardizes the Hunters' rules, and so on. For example, whenever we Hunters enter a city, we hand over half the beast blood we carry to the Hunter Bureau. This greatly strengthens the ties between us. The major cities may be divided, but the Hunters are inseparable. We'll immediately dispatch Hunters to spread the word among every city. As long as your aunt enters any city's Hunter Bureau, they'll notify you that you're looking for her. We'll report back every time. How does that sound?" Zi Mou said proudly.
"That would be wonderful. Sorry for the trouble, Chief Zi. By the way, what you meant just now was... whenever we go hunting, no matter which major city's hunting grounds we visit, we have to hand over half the beast blood on us after entering the city?" I thought,