Qiao?
Several boys' eyes lit up. They dropped the stones in their hands and hurriedly turned to greet Su Qiao.
When they saw the huge wild boar lying on the ground behind her, their eyes widened even further, shining brighter than before.
"Qiao, did you go hunting in the woods?"
"What a huge Lulu Pig! Qiao, you're really strong."
"Even Xize can't beat you, Qiao. You're amazing."
Su Qiao didn't let them change the subject. She stared at them with a cold, tense little face. "Don't flatter me. I'm asking you, what were you doing just now?"
"We weren't doing anything. We were just practicing our aim."
"Yeah, we were training."
The boys scratched their heads, genuinely not understanding what she meant.
Without another word, Su Qiao picked up several fist-sized stones from the ground and threw them at the boy with the tiger-like face.
"Ah..."
Ya rubbed his reddened chest and looked at Su Qiao with an aggrieved expression. "Qiao, why did you hit me?"
Just last night, he had sworn to his father and mother that he would become Qiao's mate.
How had he ended up getting hit today?
"I wasn't doing anything. I was just practicing my aim."
Su Qiao casually tossed the stones in her hand.
"I don't think I hit you accurately just now. Let's try a few more."
Without another word, she hurled the remaining stones at the four boys.
They were struck until they could only cover their heads and dodge.
"Qiao... why are you hitting us?"
Su Qiao dusted off her palms and looked at them domineeringly, one brow raised. "I'm bored. I like it. If you're unhappy, you can come hit me."
"You... You know we can't beat you, yet you're saying that on purpose."
The four boys covered the spots