Texas, Koss Ranch's main house.
Grandma's sudden action
left everyone present—whether Mother Ye or Zhang Wujin, who knew about the lynx—frozen in place.
Luckily, Ye Yuan reacted quickly.
With one hand, he caught the lynx that had lunged at him.
In a single stride, he reached Grandma's side and used his other hand to firmly support her as she nearly fell after losing her cane.
"Grandma, that was far too impulsive of you!"
Ye Yuan said with a wry smile.
"Xiao Yuan, let go of it! That thing can hurt people!"
Grandma stared nervously at the lynx Ye Yuan was holding in one hand.
"Haha! Grandma, don't worry. I raised this little fellow!"
Worried that Grandma would not believe him, Ye Yuan set the little fellow on the floor and teased it with his hand.
The little fellow was obedient as well, occasionally sticking out its pink tongue to lick the hand Ye Yuan used to tease it.
It showed no intention of attacking at all.
"Mom! Is this a wild civet?"
In Huaxia Nation, there was a legendary creature.
Many elderly people had seen it, but by modern times, it had almost vanished without a trace.
It was the wild civet Grandma had mentioned.
In ancient Huaxia Nation folklore, there was a mysterious creature called the "wild civet."
It was said that once a house cat encountered a wild civet, it would be completely unable to resist and could only obediently follow it away.
The house cat would then be taken to the riverbank and made to drink water nonstop until its stomach had been "washed" clean.
Finally, the wild civet would slit open the house cat's belly and feast on it.
As technology developed, people later learned that the so-called wild civet
was actually a jungle cat, a