Two huge boars were killed by Mu Huan just like that.

Sen Nalin was about to go crazy when she saw that she had shot another wild boar!

“They don’t usually appear, don’t they? But she’s so lucky to have bumped into two!” She felt that this was too unbelievable! It was impossible!

The woodsman: “…”

She was indeed lucky. He had only encountered a wild boar once or twice even though he was here every day.

Mu Huan had encountered two at once!

They didn’t know that it wasn’t that Mu Huan was lucky, but that she had set up bait. People said that dogs had sharp noses, but pigs also had sharper noses. From afar, they could smell the bait that Mu Huan had set up. Furthermore, Mu Huan was at the boundary. If they walked further, they would be deep in the forest. Hence, when the wild boars smelled it, they ran out.

In a truly dangerous primeval forest, wild boars would basically travel in pairs. At least two to four of them would travel together. Hence, if there was a first one, there was a possibility that there would be a second, third, or fourth.

The more she thought about it, the more she felt that Mu Huan must have used some method to attract the wild boars. Hence, she ran toward Mu Huan.

Just as she arrived, she saw two more wild boars jumping out.

She hurriedly drew her bow and shot an arrow. She didn’t care if Mu Huan was the one who had summoned them. In any case, they’d still be dead. Who did they belong to?!

Mu Huan frowned unhappily when she saw her running over to snatch her prey.

She was a lazy person. After fighting these wild boars, she would definitely win, so she did not want to move. She did not expect Sen Nalin to have the nerve to come over and snatch her prey.

What the f*ck…

If Sen Nalin were to fight these two boars, she would lose.

Sen Nalin’s archery was indeed good. She shot the wild boar.

However, before that wild boar could collapse, she’d aimed at another wild boar.

The wild boar that she had shot was already her prey. Now, she wanted to take the second prey!

If these two wild boars became her prey, then Mu Huan would definitely lose!

However, just as she aimed at the wild boar, Mu Huan shot an arrow.

“Mu Huan! You stole my prey!” Sen Nalin looked at Mu Huan angrily.

“I stole your prey? You really have the cheek to say that!” Mu Huan didn’t know how she could have the nerve to say such things. She was clearly the one who’d ran over to snatch the prey that Mu Huan had lured out.

“Why would I be embarrassed to say that?! I was aiming at it! I saw it first! It’s my prey!” Sen Nalin said.

Mu Huan felt that it was useless to argue with someone as unreasonable as her. Hence, she said, “The rules of the game are that whoever kills the prey will be responsible for it.”

As she spoke, she shot two arrows at the same time and shot down the wild boar that she had just shot.

“Damn it… you!” Sen Nalin was about to say something.

She heard a gasp.

She instinctively looked up and saw that the wild boar she had shot earlier was running toward her.

As there were too many trees in the forest and the horses would alarm the prey, they got off their horses after entering the forest.

Now, she was standing there, not on a horse. That injured wild boar was charging toward her at an especially fast speed, making her instinctively unable to run as she had frozen.

When Mu Huan saw this, she instinctively drew her bow, wanting to shoot this wild boar to death to avoid any accidents to befall Sen Nalin.

Unexpectedly…

“You’re not allowed to steal my prey!” Sen Nalin thought that Mu Huan wanted to take the opportunity to steal her wild boar.