Li Xian Arrives, Every Arrow Pierces the Heart

At Qiuyue's reminder, Jiang Yun began preparing for the Winter Hunt early.

She had bought beast-luring incense and hunting traps in advance, and her haul had been quite plentiful.

With just a slight reveal, there were two wild Plum-Spotted Deer. They were an unusual breed, faster than ordinary deer.

"Tiger!"

Her seventh catch was a tiger. This was no "sick tiger" or "wounded tiger," but a strong, young mountain tiger.

Hunting such a tiger was already enough to take pride in.

All the catches were displayed together... four deer, two tigers, two wild boars, and one Tree Crocodile. The rest were not worth a second glance.

Though she had one more tiger than Pang Long, the overall quality of her haul fell short of his.

"Impressive, Little Yun."

Pang Long did not stint on his praise.

"Thank you, Commander." Jiang Yun smiled, but she could not help letting out a long sigh. Hunting three bear beasts is truly too difficult.

This promotion has nothing to do with me.

Remembering what had happened in the mountains, she shuddered all over. With her strength, trying to hunt a bear would be no different from asking for trouble. The risk was far too great.

"Though you hunted two tigers, you relied on tools to win." Madam Wen saw through the trick at a glance.

The two Mountain Tigers had died in exactly the same manner: trapped in hunting nets. The insides of those nets were lined with barbs; once they pierced the tigers' bodies, they could not be removed.

They had been bled dry, bit by bit.

"It seems no one can meet the reward I set." Madam Wen felt slightly disappointed. Her own harvest had been abundant, but without anyone worth looking at, it was all rather dull.

"It's Eagle Lord."

"Eagle