Tiger, I rejected the iron rice bowl.

Three days later, after finishing his meal of wild boar, Wang Yuyu quickly left the territory and headed towards the zoo.

He muttered to himself, his amber eyes filled with anticipation: "Judging by the time, it's been over a month since I left the zoo!"

"If it weren't for the time wasted guarding the new territory and fighting the black bear, I would have gone back to see Tang Li long ago!"

"I wonder if she misses me, or if she left me anything good to eat."

Just as he was muttering to himself, a gentle breeze suddenly swept through the forest, blowing across Wang Yuyu's fluffy tiger fur and causing his thick winter coat, which was shedding, to fly everywhere.

Wang Yuyu suddenly turned her head to look behind her, her eyes full of disdain as she looked at the tiger fur fluttering in the air, and she even curled her lips.

"Ugh, it's shedding season again, it's so annoying!"

He flicked his tail and impatiently rubbed against a nearby sapling, trying to brush off the loose tiger fur. "It's making me all itchy, and it's floating around everywhere. It's ruining my image!"

Seeing that the wind kept blowing without stopping, Wang Yuyu simply walked to a thick tree, lowered his head, and rubbed his body against the trunk.

He wanted to rub off all the excess thick winter fur on his body, letting the wind blow it all away in one go, to save himself the trouble of traveling.

After shaving for a few more minutes, the wind gradually subsided, and Wang Yuyu stopped rubbing against the tree. He suddenly shook his whole body, completely shaking off the loose tiger fur, and another shower of "tiger fur rain" filled the air.

He shook his head, making sure he felt much better, before taking a satisfied step and continuing towards the zoo.

After walking for about two hours, a tin-roofed house came into view.

This is a field research and observation station, equipped with various devices for observing and studying wild animals. Every now and then, a ranger comes to check the equipment.

The tin-roofed house is surrounded by a not-too-high iron fence, with a "Do Not Approach" sign hanging on it to prevent wild animals from getting close and damaging the equipment inside.

Wang Yuyu originally didn't plan to stay; she just wanted to pass through quickly and get to the zoo as soon as possible.

But as he approached the tin shack, he suddenly caught a whiff of an unfamiliar human scent. He immediately perked up his ears, his tiger fur taut, and listened intently to the sounds around him.

"Splash! Splash! Splash!"

A rapid yet faint heartbeat clearly reached his sensitive ears.

Wang Yuyu's eyes narrowed, and she immediately turned to look at the window of the tin shack, where she saw a figure flash past quickly.

"Hey, someone's here!"

Wang Yuyu's lips curled into a smile, revealing a sharp fang, and a hint of curiosity flashed in her eyes. "I wonder if it's an old acquaintance. Let's go take a look!"

He flicked his tail, turned around, and slowly walked towards the tin shack. His steps were light and relaxed, showing no malice, only curiosity.

Inside the observation station, five forest rangers were hiding behind a window, their heads huddled together, nervously watching Wang Yuyu approach step by step, their palms sweating.

They came to patrol the mountain and check the observation equipment today, but they never expected to encounter this famous Siberian tiger here. They had heard that this tiger was intelligent and fierce, and the group couldn't help but feel uneasy.

Team leader Liu Yuxuan lowered his voice, trying to calmly reassure his team members: "Don't be afraid, this is a secure job. The people at the research base said it won't hurt anyone, and it's quite proud of itself!"

As he spoke, he kept his eyes fixed on Wang Yuyu outside the window. "It just sensed that we were here and came to check on things. It will leave soon."

"Everyone, keep quiet, don't speak, and don't disturb it!"

The other four nodded vigorously, barely daring to breathe, their eyes fixed on the outside of the window, even their breathing was slowed down, for fear of accidentally angering the king of the jungle.

Wang Yu walked straight to the window where the five people were hiding, stopped, and suddenly straightened up. He put his front paws on the window railing, squeezed his huge tiger head into the gap of the railing, and opened his big amber eyes wide, curiously looking at the five people in the room.

His appearance was both fierce and somewhat naive.

"Oh my god!"

The five people inside were startled by the sudden appearance of the tiger's head. They screamed in unison, quickly took a few steps back, huddled together, and kept a distance from the window. Their eyes were fixed on Wang Yuyu on the window, and they trembled slightly, fearing that he would suddenly break through the railing and the window.

"Tch, is there any need to be so afraid? I don't eat people!"

Seeing the five people's panicked expressions, Wang Yu rolled her eyes inwardly and muttered to herself, "With this little bit of courage, they dare to patrol my territory?"

"You should just quit your job and go home. Don't embarrass yourself here and get scared by the other animals!"

He looked around the room curiously, found it uninteresting, climbed down from the window railing, walked to the open space outside the observation station, lay down, stretched, and started sunbathing.

He was exhausted after walking for so long, and the sunny spot was perfect for a rest.

Seeing Wang Yuyu leave, the five people in the room immediately breathed a sigh of relief and wiped the cold sweat from their foreheads.

Liu Yuxuan composed himself, hurriedly walked to the window, and peered out.

When they saw Wang Yuyu lounging lazily in the open space, sunbathing, looking like she was determined not to leave, their faces immediately fell. "We're doomed! We're stuck here because of this 'iron rice bowl'!"

Upon hearing this, the other four also rushed over. Following Liu Yuxuan's gaze, they were all dumbfounded when they saw Wang Yuyu leisurely sunbathing outside.

A young forest ranger hurriedly looked at Liu Yuxuan, his voice trembling, and asked, "Captain, what do we do now? We still need to patrol the mountains; we can't just stay here forever, can we?"

Seeing the panicked expressions on everyone's faces, Liu Yuxuan forced himself to remain calm, patted his chest, and said, "Don't worry, this is a secure job. It understands human speech. I'll try to communicate with it and see if it can make way for us!"

"Captain, keep it up! We're counting on you!" a forest ranger said with eager eyes.

The others nodded in agreement, looking at Liu Yuxuan with hopeful eyes, seeing him as their lifeline.

"Hmm!" Liu Yuxuan nodded heavily, took a deep breath to suppress his nervousness, walked to his backpack, and took out a piece of dried venison that he always carried with him.

This was specially prepared for them by the reserve to prepare for a secure job, but they never expected it to come in handy now.

He gripped the dried meat tightly, took another deep breath, slowly walked to the door, and carefully opened it a crack, revealing only half his face as he warily looked at Wang Yuyu outside.