Gu Yue's Appetite and the Resonance Method

"All right, come over."

Snake Lance Douluo's voice interrupted Gu Yue, who was still chewing.

She took an instinctive deep breath. The rich aroma of meat filled her nose, and her eyes lit up with delight.

She stood and took a step forward, then stopped as though she had suddenly remembered something. Turning to Tang Shan, who was still sitting nearby, she said in a clear voice without a trace of emotion, "It's time to eat."

Tang Shan was a little surprised. He got to his feet, and only after he started moving did Gu Yue continue toward Snake Lance Douluo.

For some reason, Tang Shan thought there was a spring in her step, as though something wonderful had happened.

They each got a massive bear paw, and Gu Yue received an extra roast rabbit.

Snake Lance Douluo also heated some flatbreads he had brought along. They might not have been especially tasty, but there was more than enough to serve as the three of them's staple food.

Tang Shan ignored the heat and tore off a large chunk of bear paw. The rich fat and the tender yet satisfyingly firm texture he had coaxed from the meat combined into an exquisite flavor. As he chewed, savory juices filled his mouth.

He wolfed down chunk after chunk. Within minutes, a quarter of the bear paw was gone.

If Tang Shan's way of eating could be called savage, Gu Yue's was unexpectedly dainty, especially compared with what she had done in battle.

She set the Auspicious Beast on her crossed thighs and stuffed a rabbit leg into its mouth.

Gu Yue held a bear paw in her left hand and a rabbit leg in her right, taking small bites.

She looked perfectly refined, without any of Tang Shan's rough, ravenous manner.