The suddenly appearing lynx gave Fu Bing quite a fright.
But when they saw how close Ye Yuan was with the lynx,
the two of them finally relaxed.
Mu Qiang handled it better than Fu Bing.
He had grown up in Shangjing and had rarely encountered wild beasts like this.
The reason he had been frightened earlier
was because the little creature had suddenly appeared.
As for whether lynxes were dangerous,
he genuinely had no idea.
And precisely because of that,
when he saw Ye Yuan petting the lynx,
he fearlessly stepped forward, intending to imitate him.
But the little lynx was not about to let a stranger casually touch its body.
Just as Mu Qiang reached out,
the little fellow suddenly turned its head and let out an "Awoo!" warning at him.
At the same time, it bared its sharp fangs.
Its presence was surprisingly imposing.
It actually scared Mu Qiang into taking two steps back.
Ye Yuan gave Mu Qiang an amused look.
In the end, he chose to hold the little fellow in his arms.
After all, it would be bad if it accidentally hurt a guest.
He had only trained it for a single day, after all.
Ye Yuan was not entirely confident in his own beast-taming skills either.
Seeing the lynx obediently nestled in Ye Yuan's arms like a kitten,
Mu Qiang's old face immediately turned red.
He had actually been scared by such a cute pet.
If word got out, how would he keep showing his face in Shangjing?
Fu Bing, who had witnessed everything from the side,
quickly guessed what Mu Qiang was thinking
from the changes in his expression.
So he stepped forward.
In a low voice that only the three of them could hear,
he briefly explained how dangerous lynxes could