Sheng Liancheng then took the gun and the crossbody bag off the wall and handed them to Sheng Xiping.

"Go and see what's going on, don't get anxious or upset."

Our forest farm is close to the mountains, so it's normal for wild animals to come into the village. When we first came here, wolves even came into the village and carried off children.”

Sheng Liancheng was afraid that his son would get anxious and upset, which would affect his judgment, so he couldn't help but nag him a bit.

"Okay, Dad, Mom, you two stay home. I know what I'm doing."

Dressed neatly, with a gun and a bag on his back, Sheng Xiping followed the eldest son of the Hu family out of the Sheng family gate and headed straight for the breeding farm on the back mountain.

As we arrived at this end of the farm, we heard Old Hu scolding the people who were on duty last night.

"Are you all dead? Can't you be a little more alert at night? Our farm has been in turmoil these past few days, why don't you get up and check on things more at night?"

Losing two pigs and a sheep would make anyone feel bad.

Old Hu has always treated the livestock on the farm like the apple of his eye. How could he not be furious at such a huge loss?

"Uncle Hu, what exactly happened?"

Sheng Xiping had already arrived, so it wouldn't be right for him not to speak. He could only bite the bullet and greet Lao Hu.

Old Hu, who usually greets Sheng Xiping with a smile, had a stern face today, without a trace of a smile.

"Xiping, didn't you say that all the jackals were killed and that they couldn't come to the farm to cause trouble anymore?"

Two more pigs died last night, and a sheep went missing. What happened?

Old Hu spoke in a rather harsh tone, suggesting that he was also somewhat dissatisfied with Sheng Xiping.

Sheng Xiping took a deep breath and decided not to argue with Lao Hu.

"Uncle, let's go check out the pigsty and sheepfold first. I can't answer you without seeing what happened myself."