Tiger, I rejected the iron rice bowl.

Although Wang Yuyu was still a little anxious and complained that she was "so fussy," she didn't dare to disobey her at all and obediently followed her instructions, carefully adjusting her posture.

He slowly lowered himself down and moved little by little toward Tang Li until he was in a position that satisfied her, then stopped steadily, even his tail was gently draped to the side, not daring to sway casually.

After Tang Li's efforts and instructions, the two finally found a position that was comfortable for her.

Tang Li'an lay peacefully on the soft quilt, her limbs gently stretched out.

Wang Yuyu obediently lay down beside her, his two thick front paws gently clasped together, and Tang Li's head rested steadily on his front paws. Her cheeks were buried deep in the fluffy, soft tiger fur on his chest, and the warm scent of his body lingered around her nose, which slightly relieved her dizziness.

Looking at Tang Li lying obediently in his arms, Wang Yuyu's panic gradually faded, replaced by tenderness and caution.

He slowly lowered his head and gently pressed his soft chin on Tang Li's head, his movements as gentle as if he were protecting a rare treasure, shielding her from the dizziness that made her uncomfortable, silently staying with her, without moving.

The man and the tiger nestled together quietly, a peaceful and tender scene. Little did they know that from outside the dormitory or from a distance, the view was no different from a tiger feeding.

Tang Li's entire head was covered by Wang Yuyu's body and tiger fur, with only a small section of her shoulder showing.

Wang Yuyu lowered his head, his chin resting on her head. From a distance, it looked as if a tiger was protecting its prey in its arms, preparing to slowly devour it.

Anyone who saw this would feel a pang of anxiety, mistakenly believing that Tang Li had met with some misfortune.

Tang Li closed her eyes, leaning against Wang Yuyu's warm embrace, gradually relaxing, occasionally uttering a few indistinct murmurs: "Iron rice bowl... don't move around, stay with me a little longer, it'll be fine when the doctor comes..."

Wang Yuyu let out a soft "woo" sound, as if in response to her.

A few minutes later, Wang Weiguo and Chen Dan, along with several zookeepers and a group of forest police officers led by Fan Zhengcheng, who were armed, hurriedly arrived at Tang Li's dormitory.

The group hurried along, their faces grave. Chen Dan's eyes were red-rimmed, and she gripped the hem of her clothes tightly with both hands.

The dormitory door was tightly closed, and the room was eerily quiet, without the slightest sound—neither Tang Li's voice nor the tiger's growl could be heard.

The deathly silence weighed heavily on everyone's hearts like a boulder, instantly casting a shadow of sorrow over their faces, and their hearts sank.

When Chen Dan called earlier, Tang Li sounded so weak she was almost dying, and now there's no movement at all. Almost everyone is convinced that Tang Li is in grave danger.

"Don't act rashly, observe the situation first!"

Fan Zhengcheng raised his hand to stop the zookeeper who wanted to break down the door, then signaled the police officers next to him to take out their reconnaissance equipment. He carefully approached the window and observed the activity inside the house through the glass.

Upon seeing this, everyone's hearts sank completely, and a chill ran from the soles of their feet to the top of their heads.

They just happened to see Wang Yuyu lying on the ground with his back to the door. He was huge, and Tang Li was lying motionless on the floor in front of him, her head completely covered by Wang Yuyu's thick body and fluffy tiger fur.

From the outside, it looks as if it has no head.

Everyone instantly conjured up the most horrifying scene: Tang Li had already been murdered by Wang Yuyu, and at this moment, Wang Yuyu was gnawing on her head.

"Damn it!" Fan Zhengcheng clenched his fists tightly, his eyes filled with anger and regret.

He lowered his voice and quickly waved to the police officers beside him, "Go, get them out!"

He assumed that Tang Li had met with misfortune, and the only thing he could do now was to control Wang Yuyu, who had injured people, and prevent further casualties.

The police officers immediately understood and, upon receiving the order, acted swiftly and decisively, rushing to the dormitory entrance, taking their positions, and assuming standard assault stances.

A tall policeman, holding a heavy hammer in both hands, took a deep breath and slammed the door shut with all his might.

"Bang!"

With a loud crash, the lock broke, and the dormitory door was forced open, slamming against the wall with a dull thud.

Almost the instant the door was kicked open, several police officers rushed in, their steel forks and nets aimed at Wang Yuyu inside.

Wang Yuyu and Tang Li were enjoying a moment of peace nestled together when a sudden loud noise shattered their tranquility.

The two of them looked up at the doorway, their faces filled with confusion and bewilderment.

They had no idea that someone would suddenly break down the door.

Before Wang Yuyu could react or even see who rushed in, she felt a cold light pierce towards her neck, and the icy metallic touch instantly approached.

Caught off guard, he had no time to dodge. A huge steel fork pierced his neck with tremendous force, slamming him to the ground. The hard floor made his head throb with pain.

Immediately afterwards, a large net quickly covered him, firmly wrapping around his massive body and binding his limbs, rendering him unable to move.

Then, several police officers rushed forward, firmly holding down the four corners of the net and pressing Wang Yuyu's body and limbs to the ground, preventing him from getting up.

All of this happened in the blink of an eye; in just a few seconds, Wang Yuyu was firmly trapped.

It wasn't until a sharp pain shot through his neck and his limbs were bound and he couldn't move that he finally realized what was happening. His anger erupted instantly, and he roared at everyone in the room.

"roar!"

The roar was deafening, filled with ferocity and resentment. He struggled desperately in the net, kicking and thrashing his limbs, trying to break free of his restraints, his eyes blazing with anger.

Tang Li was also startled by this sudden change, and the dizziness was instantly dispelled.

She forced herself to sit up from the ground, her strength faltering. Seeing Wang Yuyu struggling and pinned to the ground, her heart clenched. She cried out urgently to the crowd:

"What are you doing! Stop! Don't hurt his job! Let him out! He didn't hurt anyone, don't hurt him!"

Tang Li's silence was fine, but her opening remarks immediately startled everyone.

Everyone was stunned; the anger and wariness on their faces were instantly replaced by terror.

They clearly thought Tang Li had been killed by the tiger, so how could there still be a sound?

"A ghost! A ghost!"

Someone shouted first, their voice filled with panic. Everyone retreated like cats whose tails had been stepped on, hastily scrambling out the door.