Torn to pieces, the remaining flesh had mixed together with the mangled remains of the wild boar.
"Alas, this trap was probably ruined."
A flicker of regret passed through Qin Shaofeng's eyes, and then he hurried away.
He planned to come back the next day to see whether he would have a chance to kill those three gray wolves.
After all, they were worth 0.6 points of Real Value!
But the next day, something incredibly frustrating happened to Qin Shaofeng—the number of gray wolves in the pit had actually increased.
There were six of them, though two had already become corpses.
It was not because the gray wolves had slaughtered one another, but because hyenas had appeared around the trap.
The hyenas had surrounded and killed the gray wolves!
It seemed somewhat absurd, but upon seeing the dozen or twenty hyenas, Qin Shaofeng clearly understood something and quickly left as well.
This place had already become very dangerous.
What worried him most now was that his other two traps would also end up like this.
Therefore, Qin Shaofeng did not dare waste any time. Other than at night, he spent every day up in the trees, watching over those two traps.
For the next five or six days, Qin Shaofeng continued doing this.
During those five or six days, Qin Shaofeng's harvest was rather good.
Perhaps the beasts here had never seen humans, much less suffered through traps laid by humans.
So, prey practically came knocking at Qin Shaofeng's traps every day.
Over those five or six days, Qin Shaofeng caught a total of eight prey animals.
There were no more wild boars; they were mostly hyenas and gray wolves.
The five hyenas gave Qin Shaofeng 1.5 points of Real Value, while the three gray wolves gave him 0.6 points.