If Chunhua hadn't been taken to the town clinic in time, she probably wouldn't have survived. So, this bear killed two members of their family!

After hearing the village chief's explanation, Gao Yan understood why the middle-aged woman had brought her son to kneel and kowtow to him.

"Sister-in-law, my abilities are limited and I can't help much. You can take these two pheasants and rabbits home and eat them!"

"Our benefactor, you helped us avenge our family. We have no way to thank you enough, how can we possibly accept your gifts!"

Chunhua quickly shook her head in refusal.

"Take it. I've had a good haul today, so this little bit won't make a difference. Look how thin the child has become. Take this back and give him some extra nutrition!"

Chunhua, who was about to refuse, looked at her emaciated son and her heart softened: "My benefactor, thank you, please let me kowtow to you a few times!"

This time, Gao Yan did not stop him, because the other party would only feel better if he kowtowed to him!

After seeing Chunhua and her son off, Gao Yanzhe had a chat with the village chief.

The village chief then summoned the villagers to deal with the five wild boars and bear he had hunted.

Five o'clock in the afternoon.

Xu Dali and the others also returned.

They had a good haul, hunting four wild boars—two large and two small—as well as more than ten pheasants and more than twenty rabbits.

But even combined, they don't kill as many as Gao Yan alone.

Upon learning that Gao Yan had single-handedly hunted down five wild boars and a black bear, Xu Dali couldn't help but pat Gao Yan on the shoulder: "Good lad, you've really given our security chief a lot of face!"

"You flatter me, Section Chief. I was just lucky!"

Gao Yan said modestly, "By the way, Section Chief, I have already asked the village to help us deal with the five wild boars and the black bear, and I have taken the liberty of leaving the entrails to the village!"

Then, he talked about Chunhua and her son, and said that he had given them two pheasants and a rabbit without the leader's permission.

However, it can be deducted from what he is entitled to.

However, Xu Dali generously stated that there was no need to deduct the amount.

This is, after all, a good deed. Besides, he hunted quite a lot of animals, so what's wrong with giving a few to villagers in need?

Subsequently, Xu Dali took it upon himself to give the villagers an adult wild boar and some pheasants and rabbits.

As for the rest...

They were all loaded onto the truck and prepared to return to the city.