Monster Hunt: Notes from a Hunter

With her father watching her, Fufu appeared exceptionally quiet and well-behaved. After eating a meal prepared by the cat butler that was easy to digest, she obediently underwent a medical examination.

Fortunately, although she had suffered a rather severe concussion, after several days of unconsciousness, she was mostly recovered. She just needed to rest more in the coming days to ensure a full recovery.

Fufu said she was tired of lying down and wanted to go out for a walk. Then, the doctor forced a bowl of soup with sleep herbs down her, and she fell asleep in a daze.

When she woke up again, it was already late at night.

Fufu covered the lower half of her face with the blanket, looked around warily, and only sat up after confirming that no one was by the bed.

Damn it, she didn't want to be forced to drink another bowl of soup as soon as she got up and continue lying down in a daze.

She threw back the blanket and got out of bed, tiptoed to the door, and prepared to open it, only to find that the doorknob wouldn't turn; the door was locked from the outside.

After a few seconds of silence, she went to the window and pushed it, but the window was also locked.

Damn it.

Was she being grounded?

Wasn't it just sneaking out of the base with Xia Xia, spending the night in the Beast-Entwined Clan's camp, jumping into the sea in freezing weather, and accidentally seeing an Elder Dragon, resulting in some injuries and unconsciousness for a few days?

Was it necessary to lock her up?

Well, it didn't seem unfair.

Standing by the window, hesitating between smashing the window and sneaking out, waiting to be caught and beaten, and obediently going back to bed and waiting for the grounding to end, she ultimately chose the latter after a few seconds of hesitation.

After all, Dad wasn't as easy to talk to as Mom; coaxing him with a little coquetry wouldn't work on Dad.

Sighing, she turned around, just as she was about to go back to bed, the moonlight shining through the window was blocked by a shadow. Fufu subconsciously turned her head and was startled by what was outside the window.

A dark shadow was clinging to the outside of the window. It looked like a person, but it was much shorter and fatter than an ordinary person, very stout, and wearing an ultra-flamboyant mask on its face.

Wait, a mask?

Having already guessed the identity of the visitor, Fufu quickly walked to the window. Seeing her, the other party seemed very happy, raised its hand, waved it vigorously at her, and then fell from the window.

Fufu was startled and quickly leaned on the window to look down.

Fortunately, her room was on the second floor, not too high. The other party seemed unharmed, sat up from the ground, scratched its butt awkwardly, and then climbed back up the outer wall.

Fufu pushed the window hard, but unfortunately, it wouldn't budge. She had no choice but to shout at the window: "The window is locked, I can't open it!"

The other party didn't seem to care. It grabbed the outer edge of the window with one hand to secure its body, and grabbed the outer handle of the window with the other, pulling it hard.

It seemed to have used a bit too much force. The entire window, along with the frame, was pulled down by it. The glass fell out of the frame and shattered on the ground, making a harsh sound.

It climbed through the window, scratched its head, "Sor, ry, broke it."

"It's okay, it's okay!" Fufu looked at the other party with shining eyes.

Just then, the bedroom door was opened, and Ancil stood outside the door in his pajamas, his face a little dark.

The scene he saw after opening the door stunned him. Hearing the sound of the window glass falling just now, he thought Fufu had sneaked out again.

"King of the Gajalaka?" Ancil rubbed his tired face. "Why did you come in person?"

"Ga la's daughter, return to homeland, of course, want to see her." The King of the Gajalaka spoke slowly, but his pronunciation was surprisingly clear.

"That's right! Wait a moment, Great-uncle!"

Fufu pushed her father away, squeezed out of the room, ran all the way to her father's study, and sure enough, the sterling silver chandelier was still there.

Struggling to lift the expensive, shimmering chandelier, she ran back to the bedroom and held the chandelier in front of the King of the Gajalaka.

"This was specially prepared for you by Mom. I went to great lengths to bring it from the Old Continent!"

Ancil glanced at her, not exposing her mistake of misidentifying the gift.

The King of the Gajalaka was pleasantly surprised and immediately put the chandelier on his headdress, then ran to the mirror and looked at himself repeatedly.

Fufu very cleverly snatched the lantern from her father's hand, took the candle, and lit the lights for the King of the Gajalaka.

The sterling silver lamp stand reflected the fire, projecting a kaleidoscope of brilliant light and shadow in the room as the King of the Gajalaka turned his head.

"Ga ya!" The King of the Gajalaka howled, shaking his head vigorously.

Some kind of powder hidden inside the headdress scattered out, igniting a large ball of bright fire.

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"* *!" Fufu cheered, the impolite words causing Ancil's veins to bulge.

But now was obviously not a good time to discipline his daughter. The guy who started performing fire-breathing would unconditionally stand up for her. To avoid conflict, he would remember it for now.

After a lot of commotion, Fufu's hands were swollen from clapping, and there were many scorch marks from the flames and sparks on the bed curtains, sheets, and floor. The King of the Gajalaka finally calmed down a bit.

He straightened his crooked headdress, "Help me and, tell Ga la thank you, also, I have, prepared, gift for you."

"Where is it, where is it?!" Fufu rubbed her hands.

In the teachings of the etiquette teacher, showing excessive anticipation for other people's gifts was impolite and indecent, but there was no need to be particular about these things in front of Great-uncle!

"Outside, too big, can't pass through window, I brought from, main door." After saying that, the King of the Gajalaka jumped out of the window that only had a big hole left.

Ancil couldn't help but support his forehead, "Since you know where the main entrance is, why climb to the second floor and break a window..."

Fufu, in high spirits, ignored her father's complaints and ran towards the direction of the first-floor hall, opened the door, and looked outside.

Ancil tightened the lapels of his pajamas and followed.

"* *, what is that?!" Fufu blurted out another impolite word.

Ancil raised his hand to slap the back of her head, but looking at the big bump on the back of her head that hadn't subsided, he could only lower his palm.

He would remember this time too.

The King of the Gajalaka carried something several times larger than his entire body and came to the front door, smashing the thing on the ground with a "thud!".

It was a huge Anjanath skull. Not to mention the window, this thing couldn't even fit through the main door. The mouth full of dagger-like sharp teeth looked eerie in the firelight.

The King of the Gajalaka patted the skull, "This is, your prey, heard you were, hunting it, it escaped, I helped you, bring back."

Ancil's face stiffened. He seemed to know why someone had reported a great disturbance among the Gajalaka in the Ancient Forest a while ago.

So, this could also be considered my prey?

Fufu, stunned for a few seconds, looked back at her father, "This isn't considered poaching, right?"

Ancil gritted his teeth, "Technically... no."

Fufu squatted next to the huge skull that could fit her entire person inside, raised her portable camera, and took a selfie.

"Fifteen years old, a commemorative photo of hunting an Anjanath solo! Yay!"