Lu Ye thought to herself that she had guessed correctly!

Goats need to lick the inorganic salts on the stone walls to replenish their body's nutrients, so they can usually be found in such places.

Lu Ye's movements were very gentle.

He crouched low, carefully avoiding touching fallen leaves and branches with his feet.

They quietly crept to a spot about ten meters away from the goats, where there was a grove of trees where they could hide.

Violet obediently squatted down next to Lu Ye, resting her cheeks on her hands and watching his movements.

Lu Ye raised his bow, nocked an arrow, and then slowly drew the string.

When drawing the bow, the movements should be gentle and slow, allowing you to feel the tension in the bow.

He took a deep breath, closed one eye, and aimed at one of the smaller sheep.

The reason for choosing it was that the sheep was facing Lu Ye at that moment, and it was licking the surface of the stone wall with its head down, with its entire neck exposed to Lu Ye's eyes, making it an excellent prey.

He continued to pull the string with his right arm, stretching it to its limit, and then abruptly released his grip after exhaling all the air from his chest.

The arrow was propelled by the bowstring and shot out swiftly!

It transformed into a black shadow in the air, heading straight for its target's neck!

Lu Ye felt as if someone was squeezing her heart.

If you hit it this time, the prey will almost certainly die. Even if it escapes now, it will die from excessive bleeding. You can follow the trail of blood to find it!

But just as the arrow was about to strike its strong neck, it suddenly raised its head.

This isn't some animal's instinct for danger; it's just that it's had enough of salt.

With a "snap," the arrow struck the rock behind the goat, bounced off the hard rock, and broke in two!

The goats finally realized the danger and scattered.

Lu Ye stood there stunned, his blood pressure skyrocketing.

Chapter 11 Luck is a rather strange thing.

Within seconds, all the goats had run away.

Lu Ye felt she needed some blood pressure medication and painkillers to relieve her stomach cramps.

Damn sheep, why didn't you just stay there and lick the inorganic salts?

Wouldn't it be better to supplement with more inorganic salts?

Why did I have to eat my fill at this exact moment?

Despite being angry, I still had to pick up the arrow. Although it was broken, the arrowhead was still attached to a piece of wood, which I could use as a dagger, since there weren't any sharp iron objects on this island.

Lu Ye pursed her lips tightly.

Not only can I not eat meat, but I've also lost my 600 points.

Actually, it wasn't his fault. Whether it was his stealthy approach to the flock or the accuracy of that arrow, he had already achieved the best he could.

But that's how luck works. You shoot an arrow and the target suddenly moves. Who could have predicted that?

It's like you're at home frantically shooting at the beautiful girl scenes in a visual novel, and then your mom comes home early because she's not feeling well and catches you shooting... She's in trouble, and you're in trouble too, the gun barrel just explodes, who could have predicted that?

Lu Ye looked up at the sky; he had to go back.

Although the sun is still high in the sky, it has taken quite a while to get here.

If we stay here any longer, it will be completely dark before we even get home.

With Violet by his side, Lu Ye wasn't afraid of wild beasts like bears, but there were quite a few snakes and insects on the island. If he were bitten by a poisonous insect, he would be in for a world of hurt.

"Let's head back home!" Lu Ye tried to calm himself down.

There's no use in being discouraged here. We can just keep going tomorrow. Anyway, the sheep are on the island; they can't escape.

The two walked home, one in front of the other.

Violet walked behind, staring at Lu Ye's slightly lonely figure, then lowered her head, lost in thought.

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By the time the two returned to their residence on the west coast of the island, the sun had just sunk below the horizon.

Lu Ye was preparing dinner outside the cave.

He was busy around the fire, using a brush made of thin strips of coconut leaves to brush oil and various sauces onto the food.

Dinner was plentiful, with crabs, seaweed, and some very large cat's eye snails.

After spending two weeks at the beach, Lu Ye also learned how to go beachcombing, sometimes picking up seafood when the tide went out.

Not all seafood is alive; some is dead, including jellyfish, starfish, fish that have been half-eaten and washed ashore, and clams.

However, most of the clams that come ashore are bad; their shells are open, the meat inside is gone, but the large scallops are still there. Lu Ye calls this situation "the clam can't stay."

He had previously found many small sea snails on the rocks by the sea, but they had little meat and were troublesome to handle, so Lu Ye didn't bring them back.

To be fair, you can find quite a lot of things when the tide is out. Sometimes you'll spot those little holes in the sand, dig around, and you might just make a new discovery.

However, Lu Ye only picked the ones she recognized, fearing poisoning if she ate the ones she didn't know.

Violet sat on the beach, gazing at the stars, letting the lapping waves lap against her soft, jade-like feet.

The sound of the tides mingled with the rustling of sand in the distant forest. She glanced toward the cave and stared at Lu Ye's face, slightly dazed.

The firelight illuminated Lu Ye's face, revealing a rather handsome one.

Although he can't compare to those male protagonists who are so incredibly good-looking, as if they were born with charm points, he is still very pleasing to the eye.

His smile is sunny, refreshing, and approachable; to put it simply, he has a youthful, boyish charm.

So from elementary school to middle school and then to high school, Lu Ye wasn't particularly noticeable when he first entered the class, and he couldn't compare to those handsome boys. But as time went on, you would find that many girls in the class liked to be with him and would come over to chat with him whenever they had a chance.

Even the girl who argued with him about who was stronger, Leo or Tiga, and ended up beating Lu Ye to the ground, still contacts him frequently now. After all, they live in the same neighborhood, and they occasionally meet up for a meal, sometimes mentioning that she doesn't have a boyfriend...

Violet doesn't care about Lu Ye's appearance; she doesn't yet have any concept of "aesthetic sense."

She only saw disappointment...or rather, loneliness on Lu Ye's face.

Although she hadn't learned these words yet, something called "emotion" was sprouting in her heart.

Excitement, surprise, joy, sadness...

Violet has been experiencing all sorts of emotions these days. Although most of these emotions did not originate from her own body, but rather from Lu Ye, she also felt them clearly from him.

In other words, she is gradually "resurrecting" as a person.

Violet placed her hand on her chest, as if something there twitched slightly.

She stood up, letting the sea breeze tousle her golden hair.

Under the moonlight, the young girl stood gracefully.

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The seafood sizzled and dripped with oil as it was grilled, releasing a delicious aroma.

The heat of the flames caused a few beads of sweat to appear on Lu Ye's forehead.

Although I didn't catch any sheep today, I will definitely come back!

Ugh, I feel like the Big Bad Wolf...

Speaking of which, Grey Wolf is quite pitiful. He's been catching sheep for so many episodes, but he hasn't been able to eat a single piece of mutton.

We shouldn't learn from Grey Wolf in this regard...

Dinner is ready. With so many different kinds, Violet should like it, but Lu Ye himself doesn't have much of an appetite.

"Time to eat!"

Lu Ye called out, but no one responded, nor did he hear the footsteps that were trotting over.

Strange, Violet is unusually sensitive to the word "eating," so where did she go?

Lu Ye looked back at the beach, but there was no one there.

Where did that huge Violet go?

Lu Ye called out a few more times, but there was still no response.

He started to panic.

Violet isn't the kind of girl who likes to wander off; she always stays in a place not far from her own side.

Even when going to the toilet, it shouldn't be too far away.

But where has she gone now?

Although that girl's combat strength is higher than a bear's, there are many snakes and insects on the densely vegetated island. What if she gets bitten by a venomous one...

This is not impossible, because Lu Ye had a cobra crawl across his face when he was sleeping in a cave before, which is why he later wanted to build a wooden house that could be raised off the ground to avoid snakes and insects.

Lu Ye felt her stomach start to hurt.

Calm down, calm down...

When Violet doesn't have time to spend with him, she likes to sit on the beach alone and look at the stars, hoping to find some clues there.

Lu Ye jogged over and indeed found some footprints on the beach.

But he quickly gave up the idea of ​​tracking it down.

Violet appeared to be walking along the beach; her footprints had long been washed away by the waves, making it difficult to determine which direction she was going.

Chapter 12 The Feast

Lu Ye took a deep breath and exhaled a long exhale.

Forget it, let her go. With her skills, what could possibly eat her?

He lay down on the meadow, closed his eyes, and prepared to sleep.

Thirty minutes later, he opened his eyes again, peeked outside, and found that there was no one around.

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