When Xiao Si suddenly leaped to its feet, the man opposite was startled too and backed away several steps. He stared at it warily and suspiciously, as if afraid it might suddenly pounce on him.
"It's fine. It's just a little lively, and it has a good heart. It won't attack you."
Su Qiao was a little speechless.
After comforting one, she had to comfort the other. What kind of sin had she committed?
Xiao Si was no longer afraid.
It lowered its head and looked at its sharp claws, becoming more convinced that having such formidable claws and such a fierce appearance was a good thing.
It proudly lifted its chin and looked toward the man opposite: Don't worry! As long as you behave, I won't do anything to you. I'll even protect you.
Su Qiao: "..." Was this what they called giving someone an inch and having them take a mile?
Who was it that had been so frightened its fur stood on end and had almost leaped away just now?
The man slowly moved back to the fire and actually squatted obediently beside it, staring blankly into the flames.
Su Qiao extended the skewered meat toward him again, gesturing for him to eat.
The man looked at the roasted meat, then at her, but still did not take it.
Su Qiao frowned slightly. "What? Doesn't it suit your taste?"
"Even if it doesn't suit your taste, there's nothing you can do about it. In this damned place, having anything to eat at all is already pretty good."
If Xiao Si had not needed to eat, she would not have been so diligent about going out to hunt.
More importantly, she truly could not bring herself to like the prey in this place.
Some looked bizarre, while others