The hunting lesson was shorter than she had imagined—or rather, Jiang Han was still not quite satisfied.
Working together with Li Li and the Fox Witch, she had killed three Pure Skeleton Dragons, one Sharp-Horned Gray Dragon, and three Thick-Horned Long-Bearded Deer. Their share came to two hundred dollars in total. If the damaged hunting outfits, the gun axe ruined through use, and the gunlance were left out of the calculation, they should still have made a profit.
Seeing the damage to their clothes, Cheng Yu kept a straight face, but her eyes revealed her heartache.
The three of them then followed the same path back to the fortress. Along the way, Cheng Yu, Li Li, and Jiang Han remained silent. It was not until they neared the fortress that Cheng Yu could no longer hold herself back and looked at the two of them.
"You were hurt by the deer." Cheng Yu looked at Jiang Han's waist, where a deer antler had grazed her, exposing her snowy-white slender waist.
"Do those things really deserve to be called deer?" Li Li rubbed her fox ear, which was wrapped in bandages.
Exactly. How could those things be called deer? I think "horned tyrannosaurs" would be a more fitting name than "deer"... Jiang Han silently agreed with Miss Li Li's opinion.
The deer she had seen was three times larger than a small dragon.
Massive, sharp, utterly unreasonable antlers crowned its head. Its hide burned with eternal flames. Its mournful "OU" cry blasted the air apart. Its hooves could cover Jiang Han's entire upper body. It was also the first monster Jiang Han had ever seen that could evade invisible Fear Magic through sheer speed.
Oh, right.
It could also easily break free from Miss Fox's Web spell, then drag the burning