Chapter Sixty-One: Feeding from the Hunter's Wife

[Host! Go! Kill it!]

Gu Zuozuo, with a little fox sleeping soundly on its back in her arms, squatted on a tree branch watching the battle below.

The system in my mind jumped around excitedly for who knows how long after seeing that domineering tiger stripe.

[Host! Quick! That big black bear is bullying the big tiger, kill it!]

"If you don't shut up, I'll have it beat you to death first!"

She had no idea that her system was a tiger fetishist? The moment it saw a tiger, the entire system went completely insane.

How could the system not be excited? These are the ancestors of one of the arrogant royal families in the star field! If it brings this tiger back to the star field, no one will blame it even if it pees on the main brain's head. They might even praise it for peeing so far!

Gu Zuozuo, unaware of what her system was imagining, quietly squatted on the tree, watching the battle below gradually intensify.

If these two big guys hadn't blocked her way down the mountain, she wouldn't have been sitting here patiently waiting.

Bang!

Holy crap!

This tiger is no good; it can't even beat this black bear? Could it have bought its title as the king of the forest?

[Host! This is a tigress that has just given birth! There are three tiger cubs in a cave eighty meters away that haven't opened their eyes yet!]

No wonder, that bear is clever, it knows how to choose the time to launch a sneak attack.

"Tsk, so what do you mean by having children? Look at this painful lesson. The male tiger disappeared when she was giving birth, and she had to fight with a bear before she even finished her postpartum confinement. Tsk tsk, so pitiful."

The system... The system felt it should say something to retort, but what should it say to refute what the system thought made perfect sense?

"Being single is the best way to stay safe."

The remark ended with a sudden burst of vines from the ground. Gu Zuozuo smiled, flicked her finger, and the vines wrapped around the black bear's neck, throwing it away.

"Brother, don't think I'm taking sides, but it's really tasteless of you to bully a new mother like Hu. That's not fair."

Big Black Bear: ………!

The tigress seemed to pause for a moment, then raised her head and roared. Her large, strong claws scratched at the snow, and her massive head looked around until it met a pair of human eyes that were cold yet held a slight smile.

"Hi, Tiger Mom, hello."

Roar!

Seeing the tiger so angry, even when it was fighting the big black bear, Gu Zuozuo tilted her head in confusion. What's wrong?

[Host, run! It says all humans deserve to die!]

The big tiger roared and pounced on Gu Zuozuo, but missed its target.

"Silly Tiger, are you dumbfounded? I can fly."

The system watched its host childishly twirling its whiskers, speechless, and surprisingly refrained from making any comments.

Its host was never happy, even though she lived her life earnestly every day.

Thinking of this, the system cursed that brainless man in the most offensive way possible. If he hadn't been so eager to harass the host, would the host have even come to this strange world?

roar!

The tigress roared angrily, struggling within the vines.

"Why are you, a widowed tigress, so temperamental? You just gave birth to a litter of cubs; you shouldn't be going through menopause yet!"

[Host, it is hostile to humans; its mate was killed by poachers.]

Gu Zuozuo suddenly realized why it had turned fierce when it saw her; it had really become a widow tiger.

They brought the big tiger to the cave entrance and threw it inside, placing it next to the three trembling cubs.

Looking at the tiger with its eyes blazing with fury, Gu Zuozuo sighed helplessly. It's really hard to be a good person.

He took out a bag of milk fruit and ten pounds of mutated beast meat from his spatial storage and used vines to deliver them to the big tiger.

"The fruit is for your baby, you can keep the meat for yourself. Don't glare at me, I'm not interested in you, I should go."

The tiger cubs were born at an inopportune time, in the mountains at sub-zero temperatures. Their chances of survival were slim, and if it weren't for their mother's good care, probably none of them would have survived.