Chapter 126: Chapter 125 – Trifling in the Applause (Finale)_1 Chapter 126: Chapter 125 – Trifling in the Applause (Finale)_1 They looked at each other helplessly. Yue Qiao, however, seemed lost in thought as he glanced at Mu Lin, but chose not to say much. Mu Lin responded with a smile.
It appeared that Yue Qiao was indeed the most intelligent among them.
Or perhaps it would be more accurate to say, Yue Qiao was the most grounded.
“Alright, enough of that.” Mu Lin looked at the three of them and said, “We should hurry and get up the tree to await the ‘hare’. It should be returning soon.” If we were discovered again, it would scamper off.
The thing has a pretty keen sense of smell when it comes to humans.
The group nodded, quickly climbing the tree and holding their breaths.
In the monitoring room, Ling Qi was a little curious about why everyone suddenly climbed up a tree. However, his curiosity quickly faded as he saw the prey that Mu Lin and the others were waiting for.
Seeing the prey, a mischievous smile appeared on Ling Qi’s face.
Goodness…That’s quite a formidable creature.
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A rustling sound came from the distant bushes. Three pairs of sharp eyes followed the sound, and upon seeing what was making the noise, they all felt as though they had been tricked by Mu Lin.
“Wow, those tusks are sharp. I wonder what it would feel like to be struck by them,” Yang Yuebin murmured in awe.
Mu Lin glanced at him faintly, replying lightly, “You’re welcome to try.” Yang Yuebin promptly declined, looking like a meek wife.
Mu Lin seemed to be getting harder and harder on him – just look at his delicate skin and tender meat, how could it stand such abuse?
Mu Lin looked up to the heavens; she really didn’t know him.
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Upon seeing the creature that had emerged, Jing Youlan looked thoughtfully at Mu Lin. He finally understood what Mu Lin meant earlier when he said that as long as they captured it, they could go home. A wild boar of this size would feed many people.
However, Jing Youlan still had no idea how Mu Lin knew the wild boar would be there.
In fact, these were all common sense, just uncommon for these privileged young masters.
“Go.” The next moment, Mu Lin suddenly spoke up. Without hesitation, the three jumped down, only to find out that Mu Lin and Yue Qiao had remained in the tree.
Sure enough, these young masters were playing into the hands of Mu Lin.
This conclusion, which Yue Qiao had reached after spending the last two days with Mu Lin and the others, became firmer by the moment. No matter what Mu Lin said, these young masters, who were usually cool and amazing, always believed and acted upon it without hesitation, like just now.
However, the reason why Yue Qiao did not go down was that she knew that Mu Lin did not intend for her to. A wild boar didn’t require so many people to take down; it was just as well, as she actually didn’t want to go down either.
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Down below, the wild boar, which had just returned from a leisurely hunt and was in the midst of resting, was startled by the noise. Seeing its lair being trampled, it swung its tusk at the intruders.
Quickly dodging, someone promptly delivered a hard kick at the boar’s forehead. The boar howled pitifully from the impact, a sound so piercing it almost knocked Mu Lin from the tree.
Goodness… poor thing (Mu Lin was sympathizing with the wild boar) ; however, Mu Lin had no intention of helping them out.
Wasn’t Ling Qi’s goal to train them? In that case, he was probably somewhere watching them struggle. With its thick skin and flesh, a wild boar wasn’t easily beaten bare-handed.