The big cats are really consistent.

Musa thought.

However, he felt a little strange when he watched the movements of the snow leopard.

Musa is clear about the snow leopard's body language.

In the snow leopard's actions, how to give him a sense of what big things are going to do.

Since the big cat is going to do something, he should hurry up and fill his stomach, and the little rabbit is afraid of delaying the snow leopard, so he sped up his pace and went to the snow leopard.

But when he passed, the snow leopard still had a rock sheep in its mouth, and there was no sign of putting it down.

What's going on?

The snow leopard's unusual movements made the little rabbit stunned for a rare moment.

Could it be that the big cat doesn't want to share its prey with him?

Musa thought.

If that's the case, it doesn't matter, he can go hunt on his own.

There are a lot of prey in spring, rats and hares have run out to move, there is no snow, he also has a high success rate of hunting, and he can also be regarded as a strong man in the rabbit raccoon world, so he doesn't have to worry about eating.

But before he could think further, the snow leopard made the next move.

I saw him standing in front of Musha with food in his mouth, looking at him with ice-crystal-like eyes, and making a small and gentle sound from his mouth.

The sound made Musa's eyes widen.

Because not long ago, he had heard it from other snow leopards.

As I said, one of the male snow leopards bit a hare in his mouth, which was clearly intended to be given to the female, and when they left, the snow leopard made such a call.

Gentle and sweet.

Because of the bite of the prey in his mouth and the special sound, Musa also glanced back curiously.

And he's hearing the same sound from the big cat's mouth now.

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Big Cat: Learn and use

Chapter 78

Musa's first reaction was that he had misheard.

The second reaction was that the snow leopard had made a mistake.

Could it be that there are other snow leopards behind him?

He subconsciously looked back, wanting to see if a female leopard had followed them, or if another female snow leopard had appeared.

But there's nothing behind it, there's no animal, and the big cat can't show his heart to a rock, right?

The little rabbit who has almost faced reality still wants to struggle again.

What if, what if it was just hallucinations and delusions from his fever?

It's not good to make an oolong.

He slowly stood on tiptoe, slowly moved to the side under the gaze of the snow leopard, walked around the snow leopard for half a circle, and changed to another position.

And the snow leopard followed him, moving his body and turning half a circle.

Biting its prey in its mouth, the snow leopard's cry was low, but it was clear to Musha's ears.

It's like saying: don't struggle, it's you.

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In a corner of the woodland, the trees are stout, the brown branches are covered with a layer of light green, and the new buds are delicate and soft, stretching their leaves in the sun.

There is a clearing in the middle of the woods that is not covered by trees.

A few rocks fell in the clearing, and no trees grew under the vegetation below, and a hollow area emerged despite the efforts of the surrounding plants to extend their branches there.

Stepping on the ground, you can feel a small vibration from underground, and unknown rodents are running through the underground passages they have dug.

There are so many rats here that you don't even have to look for underground rat passages, you just need to search with your eyes to see them.

For example, a vole that hides under a rock in front of it and gnaws on green grass blades.

A gray rock moved, and while the vole wasn't looking, it took a few steps forward, and then immediately stopped, and walked and stopped, like an animation with a serious frame drop.

If you look closely, it's not a stone at all. When the wind blows, there will be a slight fluctuation on the surface, blowing out ripples in the fluff, and the small eyes are hidden in the hair, paying attention to the movement of the prey in front of them.

Taking advantage of the moment when the vole lowered its head to graze, Musa exerted force on his hind feet, pounced forward, and pressed his paws precisely on the vole's body to prevent it from escaping, and then the deadly attack came.

The teeth snapped through the veins, and the vole kicked weakly in the air a few times before falling down.

Musa put the vole down, and his cheeks moved, relaxing and relaxing—when he bit down just now, it was too hard, and his cheeks were sore.

There are a lot of animals around staring here, and there are also robberies halfway for nothing, just when he put down the vole and relaxed his mouth, the hunter who has been preparing for a long time seizes this opportunity and attacks.

The air whistled and glowed like a claw like cold iron.

The rabbit rolled on the spot as expected, dodging the attack of the golden eagle.

The golden eagle's trail was barely hidden, and Musa knew he was guarding behind him.

However, he was not worried, the golden eagle did not make a move just now, obviously to wait to pick up the leak, and the target was not him, but the vole he put on the ground.

Sure enough, the golden eagle leaned over and didn't care about the rabbit's dodge, grabbed the vole with smooth movements, and flew away from the air without branches above.

Musha licked his mouth, but he didn't really care.

Because his stomach is not hungry.

Although he was hit a little hard, it didn't prevent him from eating the rock sheep brought back by the snow leopard.

The size of the rock sheep brought back by the big cat is not small, much larger than the hare of another male snow leopard.

Although Musa has been in a trance, he still habitually eats it.

He didn't come out here to hunt when he had a full stomach.

It's like thinking more efficiently when you're walking, catching voles is just a habitual shot.

After the hunt is done, the things in my head are still thinking.

After the initial shock, Musa found that he had already had some psychological predictions, and he was not very surprised.

Maybe it's because there is an arctic rabbit and an arctic fox in front of him, the fox and the rabbit can be together, and it seems that he and the snow leopard are not impossible.

No animals will point fingers at them, everyone is focused on their own survival, eating, sleeping and sleeping every day is the best life, and they don't care about the emotional problems of other animals at all.

What if he was separated from the snow leopard and returned to the crevice of the stone by himself?

It's not a problem to live separately, but the valley is just like that, and he can't look up unless he moves in another place, far away.

…… Needless to say.

Of course I can't accept it.

Before he came out, he thought about whether to go back to the stone crevice, and he hesitated at that time, let alone at this time.

And, if you just let the snow leopard like other animals.

Musha imagined the scene at that time and felt that it was better to go on it himself.

To say what difference would have been made if he had been with a snow leopard.

The single bunny racks his brains and recalls the process of falling in love with his former college roommates.

Good morning and good night to each other, occasional outings, evening walks holding hands, and gifts for the holidays.

…… And then make a little fuss once in a while?

Musa found that they had done a lot of the above things.

Good morning and good night needless to say.

This time I went out to play.

Except for gifts. There is no holiday for animals, but as long as you want to give a gift, any day is a holiday, and you can send it at any time.

There hasn't even been a fight yet.

Of course, this may be the reason for the inability to communicate.

In addition to this, Musa found that they got along with much more than that.

The most obvious thing is that they have all lived together, they all sleep together at night, and they have entered the stage of living together, and they are no different from before.

Musha suddenly came to his senses.

So what else is he struggling with?

After the little rabbit figured it out, he was in a very good mood and felt that his fur was shiny.

Suddenly there was a force behind him.

Mu Sha didn't pay attention, leaned forward, and was directly pushed down.

Behind was a familiar breath that could not be more familiar, and almost instantly, Musa recognized the comer.

He propped himself up, rolled over, and hugged the big cat behind him.

Barked excitedly at the big cat.

"Meow!"

In fact, Samos is also a little apprehensive, I don't know what the little rabbit will choose, his actions just now are already obvious, all that remains is to wait for Musha to respond.

Judging from the behavior of the little rabbit in the past two days, at least it seems that it is not his wishful thinking.

Semos felt that his needs were not high.

It's not unrequited love.