Under my adjustments, two of the four Queen Ant Bows crossed over each other, and their two bowstrings naturally formed a cross as well. This was truly the astonishing craftsmanship of the artisans from the Savage World. The four bows had been polished to exactly the right size, thickness, and strength, as if they had been measured by an intelligent computer. Once the two bows combined into a cross, they did not jam anywhere, but sat outside like a turret. No one needed to hold the bow—the hunter's only job was to pull the bowstring and aim at the target!
I gripped the crossed bowstrings and suddenly pulled backward. In an instant, I drew the bow to its limit. The exaggerated crescent-shaped bow transformed into something else entirely, astonishing Jing Ning and the surrounding hunters, who clicked their tongues in wonder.
Bang!
The bowstring cracked, sending dust billowing from the ground. The tremendous sound even left the surrounding hunters dumbfounded.
"Two bows are already enough to pierce any flesh. Aren't four bows a little too excessive? Once fired, even a gold-and-iron arrow would be unable to withstand that force and would be smashed into an iron disk, wouldn't it?" I said with a laugh, pushing the remaining two bows on my back forward as well. This time, the two bows did not cross with the bows in front to form an asterisk. Instead, they overlapped before finally forming a cross. This was probably because an asterisk-shaped arrangement was impractical and blocked the line of sight to the target.
Even with two bows overlapped into one, the four dragon sinews together were extraordinarily thick. Naturally, the strength required to draw them was frighteningly immense, and slightly smaller arrows would no longer be usable. Judging from this setup, it had to be