And as it turned out, she had worried too much. The dog simply stood there obediently in front of her, eating only the mutant rabbits she threw to it.
However, its manner of feeding was still somewhat disgusting; its head split open, and it gnawed off rabbit fur with deformed teeth that had grown in the middle.
After devouring a nestful of little rabbits, Su Mo patted its head, "Had enough to eat? How about you do some work? See if there's any more prey around?"
She nudged the leftover rabbit carcass with bones sticking out with her foot, and Da Bai seemed to understand as it ran out ahead of her.
Su Mo, knife in hand, hastened to follow. Behind her, Lu Chen, who had never strayed far, put away his hunt and leisurely followed suit.
As they ventured deeper, the surrounding trees grew taller, the black soil became increasingly damp and muddy, and Su Mo noticed numerous footprints on the ground.
They were from wild boars.
