Feng Mountain put away his rifle.
A full-grown male reindeer, including its organs and bones, could provide about 200 kilograms of meat. The four of them together totaled a full 800 kilograms, more than enough for the ten tigers to have a hearty meal.
On the Tundra, a world of ice and snow where food was hard to come by, there was no need to continue hunting. It would only cause unnecessary killing and disrupt the ecological balance.
'Survival is important, of course, but living in harmony with nature is the only way to last.'
Only after the herd of reindeer fled the slope like startled birds, disappearing into the vast, snowy wilderness, did Feng Mountain emerge from his hiding place.
He took a deep breath of the frigid, blood-tinged air and began to process the prey.
He walked over to the four reindeer and dragged them together one by one.
