The sky collapsed, and in the blink of an eye, I found myself transported to Nanluoguxiang.

Meng He and his three Mongolian brothers were very quick and efficient. By the time Li Kaixin and the others arrived on horseback, they had already gathered most of the gazelles together.

When they got close to the pile of gazelles, Risu and Chaoketu reacted the most. They were stunned when they saw that every gazelle had been shot in the head.

Despite being somewhat prepared, the scene before them still stunned them.

Although the Japanese and Soviet Union killed eight gazelles, they only managed to headshot the first one; they finished off the others by going up and killing them.

Master Chen and Bayar were relatively better off. Although they were also somewhat surprised, they had witnessed Li Kaixin's abilities firsthand, so the impact wasn't as great.

Meng He, who was riding a horse and dragging three gazelles, saw the two stunned men and couldn't help but laugh, asking, "Risu, Chaoketu, what's wrong with you two?"

He and his three brothers were like this when they first started out.

"It's alright, let's continue!" Chaoketu snapped out of his daze. "The smell of blood is too strong right now, we might attract wolves."

Meng He responded, threw the three yellow sheep on the ground, and went to drag the next batch.

Chaoketu, Risu, and Master Chen did not delay any longer.

They waited until all thirty-eight yellow sheep that Li Kaixin had beaten were piled up in one place.

Everyone swallowed hard as they looked at the mountain of gazelles piled up like a small hill.

At this moment, Chaoketu took the initiative to speak up: "Comrade Li Kaixin, do you want us to help you transport so many gazelles?"

"Isn't that a bad idea?"

Li Kaixin hesitated for a moment, then looked at Chaoketu and the others, "I see you're here to hunt gazelles too, how about I share some with you?"

Although Li Kaixin and his group could have brought back even with Risu and the others, they still felt bad seeing that Chaoketu and the others had worked so hard but hadn't gotten anything.

"No need, no need!" Chaoketu waved his hand and explained with a smile, "We're mainly here to drive away the gazelles. Whether we can catch them or not doesn't matter. We don't need these things at home."

Upon hearing this, Li Kaixin's sense of guilt vanished instantly.

Chagan, standing to the side, chuckled and chimed in:

"Choktu, you should go back to your own business! If you don't finish what you're supposed to do today, see if your brigade leader will let you off the hook."

"You brat!" Chao Ketu laughed and scolded, then turned to Li Kaixin, "Then I won't keep you any longer, Comrade Li Kaixin, until we meet again."

"Goodbye, Comrade Chaoketu." Li Kaixin waved to him.

At this moment, Chagan added, "Brother Chaoketu, if you have time, you can come to our brigade tonight, and you can have a good chat then."

"Okay, I'll definitely be there," Chaoketu readily agreed.

Then he called to Risu and the others, and they ran off into the distance.

After running a short distance, Risu turned around and shouted at Li Kaixin, "Brother Li Kaixin, wait for me tonight!"

Li Kaixin didn't respond, but just smiled and nodded.

After they rode away, Zhou Zhiming remained rooted to the spot, watching their departing figures, and subconsciously uttered, "They just left like that?"

"Brother Zhiming, do you still want them to stay?" Bayar turned to look at him with a smile.

"Not really!" Zhou Zhiming scratched the back of his head. "We were just working together a moment ago, and then he left. I'm still a little disoriented."

"Brother Zhiming, they definitely can't stay here for long," Chaqian interjected with a chuckle. "They still have several pastures to herd gazelles. If they don't finish, they'll definitely get a scolding when they get back."

"I see..." Zhou Zhiming said thoughtfully.

Master Chen then spoke up: "Alright, everyone, stop chatting and hurry up and get these gazelles away. The smell of blood is too strong; we don't want to attract wolves."

Upon hearing this, everyone stopped delaying and began to tidy up.

Thirty-eight gazelles, plus the eight left behind by the Japanese, make a total of forty-six.

Because there were so many sheep, they weren't tied to horses but were simply dragged along, like the Risu people. Fortunately, most of the terrain was grassland, so the sheep's skin and flesh weren't damaged much.

On this return journey, Bayar led the way once again.

Li Kaixin, holding the reins in one hand, turned to look at everyone apologetically: "I'm sorry everyone today. We came together to hunt gazelles, but I didn't even give you a chance to do anything."

"Kaixin, why are you bringing this up?" Master Chen said nonchalantly. "I saw your skill in hunting gazelles today, so the trip wasn't in vain."

"Yes, Master!" Zhou Zhiming quickly chimed in, "Watching you take them down one by one with a single shot is much more exciting than shooting by myself."

Although Song Hai didn't say anything, his attitude was quite clear.

Chagan, standing to the side, laughed and said, "Well then, if you haven't had enough fun, we'll take you here again tomorrow."

"Won't this delay your business?" Master Chen asked Chagan.

From what he had said earlier, he knew that there was a shortage of manpower here.

"It's nothing!" Chagan waved his hand dismissively. "At worst, I'll just ask Bayar for another day off."

It took half an hour to get there, but more than an hour to get back because of the prey.

It was almost five o'clock in the afternoon when we could see the yurts of the production brigade in the distance.

When they slowly drove into the production brigade, dragging forty-six gazelles, it immediately caused a sensation.

Men, women, and children in the yurt all poked their heads out, and their eyes widened when they saw the long string of gazelles.

Several teenagers ran after them, shouting, "Dad! Mom! Come quick! Brother Chaqian and the others have brought back a lot of gazelles!"

Dogil and Batten rushed out upon hearing the news, and were somewhat surprised to see the scene.

Dogiel looked at his son, his tone questioning, "Bayar, when did you and Chagan become so capable of taking on so many at once?"

"Father! This time it wasn't us who did it." Bayar chuckled, turned to point at Li Kaixin, "It was Brother Kaixin who did it all. Look at these gazelles, they were all killed with a single shot."

Dojir stepped forward and stared in disbelief at the group of gazelles whose heads had been blown off.

It took him a long time to come to his senses, his voice trembling slightly: "Brother Kaixin, this...this really was all done by you?"

"Not entirely, a few were hit by that young man named Risu."

Li Kaixin smiled, then changed the subject, "By the way, Uncle Dogil, shouldn't a portion of what we caught be handed over according to the rules?"

Dogiel waved his hand: "No need, no need, you're not part of our brigade, just keep it for yourself!"

"That won't do!" Li Kaixin said seriously. "I can't break the rules. It has to be the right amount."

Dojir wanted to persuade him further, but Batten spoke up, "Alright, let's do as Kaixin says! These are fresh, perfect for the banquet."

Seeing that his father had spoken, Dojiel said nothing more and arranged for several people to carry away twenty-three of them.

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