That evening, Bai Shuang told Lu Yu about her idea of ​​taming the tiger, and he immediately shook his head.

"Tigers are too ferocious, too dangerous, and extremely difficult to tame, unlike cats and dogs which are docile."

Humans have tried countless times to tame wild beasts in the past, but without success; otherwise, there would be plenty of tamed wild animals today.

“But I have a space, a spiritual spring, and in that space, I can control any living thing at will without fear of it harming me.”

Bai Shuang looked at Lu Yu, "How about we give it a try? If it doesn't work, we can give up."

But if it succeeds, it will have another trump card, and it will no longer have to fear any mutated animals on land.

"If you can completely control its actions in space, you can give it a try."

But you can't try it alone; wait for me to come back so we can try it together.

The next morning, before Lu Yu went to work, he reminded Bai Shuang again to wait for him to come back before trying it.

That's an incredibly ferocious Siberian tiger. How could he feel at ease without him watching over it?

"I promise you, hurry up and go to work, you're going to be late."

But after Lu Yu left, Bai Shuang thought about going into the space herself and trying it out quietly. Anyway, she was confident that the tiger couldn't hurt her.

Then Bai Jiu and the other person hurriedly returned from outside, looking somewhat startled.

"What happened?"

"Miss, guess what happened to the Yuwen family?"

Upon hearing that it concerned the Yuwen family, Bai Shuang breathed a sigh of relief.

"What business does the Yuwen family have?"

Bai Chang: "Miss Yuwen died giving birth last night, and it was a double tragedy!"

"They're not in our hospital, are they?"

Bai Shuang almost forgot about something and regretted not informing the hospital beforehand that they absolutely must not bring Miss Yuwen into the hospital.

Bai Jiu: "It's not our hospital, it's Commander Wang's military clinic."

I heard that before the baby was even born, the bleeding wouldn't stop, and the baby died shortly afterward.

Bai Shuang: "The head of the Yuwen family is quite ruthless. He probably couldn't tolerate the second young lady for a long time."

Bai Jiu looked at Bai Shuang in surprise, "You're saying this was done by the Yuwen family head? How is that possible?"

I heard that the Second Miss's actions were sudden; she hadn't seen any members of the Yuwen family before or after.

Bai Shuang: "The Yuwen family has magic. Don't you remember that I didn't see any members of the Yuwen family at my wedding?"

Bai Chang: "Then wouldn't it be very easy for them to harm people?"

“They wouldn’t dare to lay a hand on ordinary people easily, as they couldn’t afford the consequences. And his second young lady is also a sorcerer, so it’s not considered a violation of the rules.”

This is just someone else's story; just listen to it as a story.

At noon, Bai Shuang took advantage of her lunch break to close the bedroom door and quietly brought the snow leopard into the space.

After five or six years of accumulation, Bai Shuang's spatial time has accumulated for more than three months.

So it doesn't matter if a little is wasted.

Once inside, the snow leopard was like a wild horse, running amok everywhere, while the military dogs that had been kept in captivity barked at it.

Several monkeys ran over quickly, eager to claim credit and reward, and the horses also ran over to greet Bai Shuang.

The herd of horses has now grown from five to seven, with two more calves.

In addition, there is another circle containing the military horses of Bai Shuang's base, not many, just a few dozen.

They need to be well cared for; they are the hope for the army's horses after the disaster.

As for wild beasts, such as lions, tigers, leopards, and wolves, to prevent any accidents, Bai Shuang still keeps them in a static space to hibernate.

There are many precious animals in the space, such as musk deer and sika deer, so we must not let them get hurt.

Furthermore, once those large carnivores are released, they need to be fed meat every day. An adult tiger needs to eat 30 kilograms of meat a day, which is equivalent to 60 jin (30 kg) of meat.

No wonder the base only has a dozen or so left, and they are all starving and emaciated. They can't afford to raise them in the post-apocalyptic world, but they are trying their best to keep them from going extinct.

Even if Bai Shuang had mountains of gold and silver, she would still feel bad about keeping this thing.

She picked out a young Siberian tiger and released it to test its strength.

No sooner had he woken up than the guy pounced on Bai Shuang.

The snow leopard leaped in front of Bai Shuang with lightning speed, baring its teeth at the tiger.

The tiger immediately stopped its lunge and looked warily at the huge dog, not daring to move forward for a moment.

With a slight lift of her hand, Bai Shuang froze the tiger, preventing it from moving forward.

She turned to give the snow leopard an appreciative look, thinking, "I haven't spoiled you for nothing."

The snow leopard seemed to realize the other party's strength and wanted to pounce, but Bai Shuang quickly gave it a "stop" gesture.

The surrounding animals trembled in fear; it truly lived up to its reputation as the king of beasts.

Those monkeys have vanished without a trace.

She looked at the tiger. "Little brat, thinking you can turn the world upside down in my space?"

She turned around and continued training the tiger. Thinking about what had just happened, she wondered what would have happened if this had happened outside. No wonder Lu Yu was worried about her training the tiger alone.

Bai Shuang picked up the whip and lashed it at the tiger.

At first, it bared its teeth, but Bai Shuang was a martial artist, and the power of her whip was no joke.

After a few lashes, it showed fear on its face.

Seeing that the tiger had been frightened by its owner, the snow leopard became bolder and started barking at the tiger...

So you're a coward after all. I was afraid of you just now.

Tiger... If it weren't for your master suppressing me, I would have eaten you.

After whipping the tiger a few more times, the tiger went from fear to trembling. Bai Shuang felt that Huo Hou was about done, so she put down the whip.

As she approached the tiger, the closer she got, the more violently the tiger trembled.

Bai Shuang still didn't release it, but reached out and touched its head. Seeing that it was no longer trembling, it just lowered its head in grievance.

Bai Shuang distanced herself, released it from its restraints, and seeing that it did not show any dissatisfaction, took out a bowl of spiritual spring water.

It stared straight at the spring water, its eyes filled with a sense of vastness, for animals are far more perceptive than humans.

But she still looked at Bai Shuang timidly, not daring to go forward.

Bai Shuang moved the spring water closer to it, gesturing for it to come over.

Tiger then slowly walked forward, glanced at Bai Shuang, and saw that she did not intend to stop him.

He then lowered his head and began to drink, occasionally glancing up at Bai Shuang.

Throughout the entire process, the snow leopard stayed by the tiger's side, keeping a close eye on it. If the tiger made the slightest move, Bai Shuang was certain that the snow leopard would pounce on it without hesitation and fight it.

Bai Shuang touched her head, "I'll reward you later."

The snow leopard nuzzled Bai Shuang's hand with its head, then continued to stare at the tiger.

After finishing his drink, the tiger licked the corner of his mouth, seemingly still wanting more.

Bai Shuang didn't give it anything more, and continued training it in gestures and commands.

We used the same methods as training snow leopards, but with some differences.

Snow leopards are, after all, dogs, and have a deep-rooted relationship with the human race, characterized by loyalty and protectiveness.

Moreover, it was raised by Bai Shuang from a young age, so there's no need to be wary of it. Just teach it to recognize gestures and obey commands, and train it in various skills.

But not tigers. She had hardly ever kept one before, and this was her first time meeting a tiger, so Bai Shuang had to constantly observe its moods.

The tiger's abilities are more than sufficient; all it needs is to be tamed and obey commands.