Tiger, I rejected the iron rice bowl.

The sunny slopes are covered with tender grass, which is a favorite foraging ground for wild boars.

A dozen or so wild boars were scattered on the slope. Some were munching on their food, while others were looking around warily. A few baby wild boars were frolicking and playing among the group.

Wang Yuyu quietly hid behind a tree, only revealing half of his tiger head. His amber eyes were fixed on the wild boar herd in the distance, and his nose kept twitching as he carefully distinguished the scents in the air.

Before long, he accurately located the wild boar that had just startled him.

On the outskirts of the wild boar herd, an unusually lively wild boar was occasionally nibbling on grass and hopping around. It was neither particularly large nor small, and was a sub-adult male wild boar.

Wild boars of this age are lively and active, and possess a certain recklessness that comes with the fearlessness of a newborn calf. It's no wonder that they would accidentally run up to Wang Yuyu and provoke her.

Wang Yuyu's eyes instantly turned dangerous, and she secretly thought, "Found you, you little piglet!"

"You've got some nerve, daring to barge into my way and give me a fright!"

"I'll teach you a lesson I won't forget!"

He slowly retracted his tiger head, lowered his body, and cautiously circled the edge of the sunny slope from downwind, inching closer to his target.

When they were about 100 meters away from the wild boar herd, the boars, who had been grazing with their heads down, seemed to sense something was wrong. They stopped what they were doing, raised their heads, and cautiously observed their surroundings, their ears perked up.

Although they have poor eyesight, they have extremely sensitive hearing.

Wang Yuyu immediately stopped, her body stiffening, standing motionless, her amber eyes fixed on the sub-adult wild boar, even her breathing becoming extremely soft, for fear of being discovered by the wild boar herd and ruining everything.

Fortunately, the wild boars observed cautiously for a moment but did not find Wang Yuyu. They gradually relaxed, lowered their heads again, and continued to graze on the grass, occasionally letting out a few satisfied grunts.

"A bunch of blind people!" Wang Yu chuckled to himself, his tone full of disdain. "With eyesight like that, they dare to wander around in the mountains. No wonder they often become prey for other animals."

He wasn't wrong; wild boars do have poor eyesight and cannot recognize objects 10 to 15 meters away.

They rely entirely on their sensitive ears to perceive their surroundings, and can hear faint sounds from 100 meters away.

But the Siberian tiger's stealth is no joke. When hunting, they can perfectly control their movements, making no sound as they quietly approach their target.

Wang Yuyu continued to carefully navigate through the woods, using the trees and bushes for cover, gradually closing the distance to the sub-adult wild boar.

He walked very slowly, pausing after every step to warily observe the wild boar herd's every move.

When they were still about 20 meters away from their target, Wang Yuyu became even more cautious, almost taking one step and stopping three times, his amber eyes fixed on the wild boar that was still jumping around, ready to launch an attack at any moment.

Just then, a crow in the tree spotted Wang Yuyu and immediately started cawing loudly, its shrill cries echoing through the forest.

Upon hearing the crow's caw, Wang Yuyu's heart skipped a beat, and she thought to herself, "Oh no!"

What bothers him most is being disturbed by crows while hunting; those little creatures always ruin his plans!

At this point, he was only about 20 meters away from his target. Although he hadn't reached his ideal hunting distance of about 10 meters, this distance was enough for him given his skill level!

In an instant, Wang Yuyu rushed out from behind the tree where she was hiding, almost at the same time as the crow's first alarm.

Upon hearing the crows' alarm call, the wild boar herd was thrown into chaos. Realizing danger was imminent, they scattered and fled in all directions, some disappearing into the dense forest, others running down the slope, perfectly embodying the saying: "As long as I run faster than my teammates, danger can't catch me!"

In an instant, dust filled the sunny slope, and wild boars could be seen scurrying about in panic, their grunts echoing everywhere.

"You little brat, you can't escape!"

Wang Yuyu's gaze was fixed on the sub-adult wild boar that had startled him. Watching its panicked retreat, especially its round, plump rump, he felt a surge of pride and quickened his pace.

With their speed far exceeding that of wild boars, the distance between them was getting closer and closer.

The wild boar could have escaped, but when Wang Yu attacked, it panicked and ran towards the group of sows in the herd, seeking the protection of its mothers.

But it never expected that, having grown to near adulthood, it would already be old enough to be driven out of the herd by the sows.

Already ostracized, it was now in a critical moment, and was viciously butted and rammed by the highly aggressive sows, ruthlessly driving it out.

Perhaps it never understood why it was abandoned by its own kind when it was just looking for its mother's help.

Wang Yuyu's attack was undoubtedly the last straw that broke the camel's back.

This poor wild boar was completely abandoned by the herd and became bait to lure danger and cover the escape of its companions.

Wang Yuyu sped up, rushed to the wild boar's side, leaped, and pounced precisely on the boar's back, her sharp claws gripping the boar's flesh tightly to prevent it from struggling to escape.

At the same time, it lowered its head and bit down on the wild boar's neck spine. With a "crack," it completely severed the wild boar's spine.

The wild boar let out a few mournful cries, twitched its limbs wildly a few times, then gradually became still, its eyes glazed over, and it finally breathed its last.

Only after the wild boar had completely stopped breathing did Wang Yu slowly release her grip, raise a paw, and stomp heavily on the boar's head, looking down at it.

"Run, why aren't you running anymore? You thought you were so tough? Daring to use Flash in front of me, try Flashing again!"

"You little pig, open your eyes wider in your next life and see clearly who you can't mess with!"

"Dare to mess with me, or you'll lose your life!"

He flicked his tail, with wild boar blood still smeared at the corner of his mouth, looking both fierce and arrogant.

Then he raised his head again, his amber eyes scanning the surrounding trees, carefully searching through the woods for the crow that had brought the news, his heart filled with rage:

"You damn crow, you almost ruined my plans! I'll teach you a lesson you won't forget!"

But after searching around, he couldn't find a single crow feather; the crow had long since flown away without a trace.

Wang Yuyu sneered, "You're lucky you ran fast. Don't give me a chance, or I'll kill all of you noisy little bastards and stew you into crow soup!"