After melting out a little more juice, Li Yan began spreading it over the tips of the surrounding grass. This process was also exceedingly slow.
Since he had little juice to spare, Li Yan had to plan his route carefully, anticipating where Han Zhumei might appear.
As long as she passed through those spots and brushed against it at least twice, he could locate where the scent gathered based on how much juice he had scattered, thereby pinpointing her directly.
After all, he was a fine hunter from Great Green Mountain whom Uncle Guoxin himself had once praised!
Thus, Li Yan deliberately exposed himself, drawing Han Zhumei into changing positions as she pursued him relentlessly. At last, he made her pass through several of those spots.
What Li Yan had never expected was that his scheme of using himself as bait again would nearly get him "killed" here ahead of time.
A wind cultivator's powerful offensive techniques were truly terrifying. Their sharpness surpassed Li Yan's expectations. Once she launched her attacks, she pressed him so hard that he could not find even a moment to defend himself.
He spent every fraction of a moment desperately dodging. In the end, he could only deal his own body a "killing blow" while evading her.
By the time he finally concealed himself again, Han Zhumei had instantly vanished as well, waiting for Li Yan to expose an opening.
This time, however, Li Yan, who had been unable to find Han Zhumei all along, finally sensed a spot where the scent of fresh grass was slightly stronger.
Li Yan immediately crept toward it at full speed. But when he came within a hundred feet of her, that distinctive grassy scent suddenly began moving.
Li Yan knew that, as an expert equally proficient in ambushes