The Abandoned Woman of Space

Chapter 204: Bear Hunting (5)
If it were an ordinary person, he would definitely die if he was clawed by the big grizzly bear, but he has internal energy to protect his body, so at most he would only be injured again, and he would not die. That's why he dared to kill the grizzly bear at close range, but , Just now the grizzly bear suddenly went berserk, he didn't understand the reason, he thought of this, and stared at Yunmo suspiciously.

"Uncle Ye..."

Yun Ye was staring at Yun Mo suspiciously, trying to see something, when suddenly, Yun Xiaotong's voice came from behind the small mound, disrupting his thinking.

Seeing that Yunye was safe, he quickly ran out from behind the small mound holding Yinzi, and then threw himself into Yunye's arms.

"Uncle Ye, woo woo."

Sorrow and joy mixed together, and Yun Xiaotong cried out directly.

Seeing his eyes filled with tears, Yun Ye felt distressed and moved.

The brat was so worried about him.

"Tongtong, Uncle Ye is fine, don't cry." Yun Ye raised his hand and touched Yun Xiaotong's head. The originally lonely and arrogant person spoke at this time, and his voice was as warm as warm wind, with It sounds very magnetic.

Seeing her son nestled in Yun Ye's arms, Yun Mo was extremely attached to Yun Ye's appearance, and frequently gave her the feeling that the elder and younger were just like father and son.

"Tongtong, Uncle Ye is fine, let's go and see that big grizzly bear."

While the three of them were talking, the big grizzly bear was bleeding out and fell to the ground. After panting and moaning a few times, it disappeared.

After Yun Mo finished speaking, she took the lead to walk towards the grizzly bear's corpse.

Her hairpin was still stuck in the grizzly bear's palm, so she had to get it back quickly to prevent Yun Ye from suspecting her.

Walking to the side of the big grizzly bear, Yunmo took advantage of Yunye's distraction, quickly squatted down, pulled the hairpin from the grizzly bear's palm, and then reinserted it on his own head.

Yun Ye pulled out the machete stuck in the grizzly bear's chest, and then checked its paws. When he saw the blood hole in the center of its paw, he turned his head to look at Yun Mo, and said indifferently: "There is a hole in the grizzly bear's paw. Why is there a blood hole, just now, I clearly shot its eyes and chest." While speaking, he deliberately glanced at the three arrow feathers still stuck on the grizzly bear.

"Well... maybe it was stabbed by a branch." Yunmo thought for a while, and found an excuse, "Just now, you shot it blind, and it bumped around in the woods, and its paw was stabbed by a branch." It's normal."

"Really?" Yun Ye stared at Yun Mo, obviously knowing that she was talking nonsense.

Yun Mo nodded heavily, "I think so."

"If you think so, that's the way it is." Seeing Yun Mo nodding her head heavily, as if she didn't want to admit that she had helped him, Yun Ye curled the corners of her lips and withdrew her scrutinizing gaze.

No matter what kind of secret it is, if Yunmo doesn't want to tell it, he won't force her. He would rather one day, when she lets go of her guard, trusts him completely, and tells him these secrets on her own initiative.

Yun Xiaotong didn't understand what adults were thinking. It was the first time he saw a bear, and after being frightened, he stared straight at the big grizzly bear's corpse, his eyes full of curiosity.

"Mother, Uncle Ye, this big grizzly bear is so big and heavy, how are we going to carry it down the mountain?"

This question is also being considered by Yunmo.

This adult grizzly bear weighs at least five or six hundred catties, and it is impossible for her and Yun Ye to carry it or lift it down the mountain.

"Yun Ye, give me the machete."

Yun Ye raised his eyes, and handed the machete to Yun Mo's hand.

There were many trees knocked down by grizzly bears on the ground. Yunmo picked seven or eight trees that were as thick as an arm, and then used a machete to cut off all the branches, and then tied the trunks together with rattan to form a bamboo raft.

(End of this chapter)