Du Qiyu was an unquestionably outstanding Hunter.
After familiarizing himself with the item's effects, he quickly used the Hunter's keen sense of smell to find Cheng Shi's trail and followed it all the way.
He first returned to that scorched battlefield. When he discovered that Startled Bow had been reduced to a pile of ashes, the Beast Tamer stood there and sneered.
As a giant bow recorded in history and a weapon suspected to be a Discarded Divine Artifact, it absolutely could not have been burned to ash by a rain of fire. Everything before him had to be fake—Little Ten had deliberately disguised it this way to deceive him.
It seemed that Startled Bow had fallen into Little Ten's hands.
It was no wonder Du Qiyu thought that way. The traces of Cheng Shi's aura left all around were simply too strong. He could even reconstruct the scene from them, as though he could see Little Ten standing right in front of him. Just as he took the emotion-absorbing item, that old friend had smilingly picked up the giant bow he had dreamed of and forged this scene.
Excellent. Now he had one more reason to hunt Little Ten.
But Little Seven was no fool. He knew that his opponent was most likely hunting him as well. After all, anyone would want to reclaim an item like this if they lost it.
Thus, he carefully hid his true body, then tamed several inconspicuous birds to serve as his eyes. He began tracing Little Ten's aura, searching inch by inch, until he saw Cheng Shi standing outside a cage woven from decayed dust, his face ashen as he sighed. Only then did he realize that he was not the only one who had encountered that Emissary. Little Ten seemed to