Blue Silver Grass Strategy (Douluo Dalu Fiction)

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Ten days later.

In the southeastern area of Old Forest, near Rocky Beach, in the woods.

Wearing camouflage clothing made of vines and leaves, Ling Yi and Zhang Lei each straddled a branch in the middle of a large tree, hugging the trunk to secure themselves.

As time ticked by, Ling Yi's eyes were slightly closed, half-asleep, while Zhang Lei's gaze was fixed on Rocky Beach.

'They're here—!'

Mentally noting, Ling Yi suddenly opened his eyes, his gaze sharp as he looked towards Rocky Beach.

A series of black shadows appeared by the stream on the northern side of Rocky Beach.

Only at this moment did Zhang Lei, on the adjacent tree, notice and signal to Ling Yi with a gentle wave.

Ling Yi nodded slightly to acknowledge, then raised his hand and reached for the gray figure on another branch above him.

Patting Miao Miao's slender back, it transformed into a gray blur, leaping a few times through the treetops before vanishing.

When it reappeared, the little guy was already on a large black rock at the edge of Rocky Beach, standing side by side with Ah Huang, who had stealthily approached at some point.

Here, Zhang Lei whispered, "Ayi, will Miao Miao and Ah Huang be okay…?"

Although the two trees were nearly ten meters apart, Zhang Lei knew that with Ling Yi's sharp senses, he could hear this whispered question.

Ling Yi gave a reassuring gesture to Zhang Lei and then placed his fingers in his mouth…

Suddenly!

With a sharp whistle, a gray and a yellow figure leaped across the narrow stream in a few bounds, striking like lightning at two large, brownish-black figures on the other side of Rocky Beach.

They were wild boars, a herd of over thirty!

Miao Miao and Ah Huang ambushed two adult male boars that had just finished drinking and were turning to rejoin the herd at the edge.

A gray and a yellow paw each plunged into the weak spots of the two adult male wild boars, and with a swift scoop, a mess of red, yellow, black, and white innards were dragged out.

Before the agonized screams could even begin, Miao Miao and Ah Huang, having struck successfully, turned and fled at the sound of another sharp whistle.

By the time the two little guys had crossed the stream and run over ten meters, the wild boar herd finally realized what had happened.

Immediately, a series of angry snorts echoed across Rocky Beach.

Led by a black-maned wild boar over a meter tall and two meters long from head to tail, with tusks by its lips, six smaller adult wild boars charged after Miao Miao and Ah Huang, leaving behind three adult wild boars and about twenty panicked smaller wild boars.

Oh, and two adult male wild boars lying on the ground, groaning and barely alive.

In the woods, Ling Yi and Zhang Lei watched as Miao Miao and Ah Huang, with seven wild boars in pursuit, raced past their tree.

Once the last wild boar disappeared among the trees, Ling Yi signaled to Zhang Lei and slid down the trunk to the ground.

They ran to the large black rock where Miao Miao and Ah Huang had stood and stopped.

At this moment, the recently ambushed wild boar herd was particularly alert. As soon as Ling Yi and Zhang Lei appeared, they were noticed.

The twenty or so smaller wild boars grunted, and the three adult wild boars crouched forward, ready to attack.

"Take out the small ones!"

Ling Yi briefly instructed Zhang Lei and entered combat mode.

Standing in a T-stance, left hand holding the iron aspen slingshot, right hand gripping a stone bullet, he pulled and released, a grayish-white blur streaking through the air.

After the first shot, Ling Yi didn't stop. He quickly retrieved another stone bullet from the open pouch at his waist, pulled, and released…

By the time Zhang Lei had fired three shots, hitting a small wild boar's neck, cheek, and another's forehead, Ling Yi had already fired eight stone bullets.

Six of these eight bullets hit the joints of the front hooves of the three charging adult wild boars, causing them to crash to the ground, smashing several pebbles.

"Whoosh—!"

A whistling sound, and the ninth stone bullet flew, precisely embedding itself in the eye of the third adult wild boar. Like the first two, the powerful kinetic energy drove the hard stone bullet straight into the brain, turning it into a mush of white matter.

Having eliminated the greatest threat, Ling Yi didn't stop but continued to launch stones, joining Zhang Lei in shooting at the smaller wild boars, now scattered and without the protection of the adults.

With a series of shots, twenty-two small wild boars were hit, none escaping, all lying on the ground, unable to rise and flee.

The difference was that four or five small wild boars had multiple injuries, while the rest had mostly been hit in the joints of their hooves.

Glancing at the results on the ground, Zhang Lei gave Ling Yi a thumbs up and sincerely praised, "Ayi, you're really amazing!"

Then, he sighed, "If only your spiritual weapon was a slingshot~"

In Zhang Lei's eyes, Ling Yi's slingshot was a marvel.

He had seen Ling Yi fire three shots in rapid succession, each hitting a gray-winged mosquito flying over fifty meters away.

The crucial part was that Ling Yi had been shooting with his eyes closed!!

Zhang Lei felt that even the Soul Masters, Great Soul Masters, and even Soul Venerables, with their Soul Techniques, could hardly achieve this level.

Sometimes, people have to admit that the gap between individuals can be so vast that it seems almost unreal.

Ling Yi, in his past life, had deeply felt this.

Facing those 'superhumans' who broke the conventional perceptions of the world, he, as an ordinary person, couldn't help but feel like he was just there to make up the numbers in this world.

Some people need to read an article dozens of times to memorize it, while others can do it like a 'human camera,' remembering it at a glance.

A two-story house, five or six meters high, can make some people tremble as they climb a ladder, while others can easily jump up by kicking off the wall.

Fortunately, in this life, with the cultivation of the Path of the Mind and the development of Spiritual Energy, Ling Yi found himself among the geniuses he once could only look up to.

Without saying much about Zhang Lei's remarks, Ling Yi put the iron aspen slingshot into his waist pocket, took out several bamboo tubes from his back waist, and walked towards the small wild boars.

He skillfully put on double-layered rabbit skin gloves, pried open the mouths of the small wild boars one by one, and fed each a mouthful of the pungent brown liquid from the bamboo tubes.

As the liquid entered their bellies, the grunting small wild boars gradually quieted down, their movements becoming stiff.

This brown liquid was a simplified version of a knockout drug recipe Ling Yi had found online in his past life, made from Datura Flowers, Raw Aconite, and Pinellia, among other common but toxic plants.

The effect was pretty good!

A small spoonful could put an adult rabbit to sleep for a day and a night!

The only downside was the strong smell; not to mention humans, even animals had to have their mouths pried open to make them drink it.

By the time Ling Yi had dealt with the twenty-two small wild boars, Zhang Lei had already used mud from the stream mixed with water plants and leaves to cover the wounds of the five adult wild boars, reducing the spread of the blood scent as much as possible.

The two exchanged a glance and, without paying attention to the 'bodies' of the wild boars on the ground, took out their iron aspen slingshots and walked into the woods, following the tracks left by the wild boars.

They didn't know if Miao Miao and Ah Huang had successfully led the seven wild boars to the trap pit.

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