She frowned, took the dagger from her waist, and walked straight over.
I thought it was someone who stepped on it, but it turned out to be a badger.
There were sharp bamboo tips in the pit, and the badger had been impaled on them and bled a lot. It looked like it had been dead for at least two days.
Jiang Yimian put away the dagger, went down into the deep pit, and lifted the badger. She saw three rabbits at the bottom, which were also dead.
Fortunately, the temperature has dropped recently. Although it is still hot, it is not as scorching as in the summer. In addition, the pit is cool and there are trees above to provide shade, which prevented the badger and rabbit from smelling bad and kept them looking fresh.
Jiang Yimian threw the badger and rabbit up into the pit, then glanced at the bamboo tips in the pit, hesitated for a moment, and then cleaned them off.
If someone were to fall, they would probably die. She didn't want to be disturbed, but she didn't want anyone to die either.
This pit is two meters deep; it's practically impossible for anyone without martial arts skills to climb out.
After carefully storing the bamboo tip, she placed the animal trap she had made from tree branches in the deep pit before using the pit wall as leverage to leap up.
Mimi was incredibly excited, sniffing the bloody smell in the air, her mouth watering. But since she didn't see Jiang Yimian coming up, she only dared to smell the scent of the rabbit and the badger.
Jiang Yimian smiled, took out a small piece of meat from her spatial storage and tossed it to Mimi. Mimi was immediately excited, took a bite of the meat, and happily ate it.
Jiang Yimian then gathered weeds and withered leaves to cover the pit before carrying the badger and rabbit away.
After walking a few steps, I saw several black and white striped rhizomes that reached about knee-high, with many small rhizome branches growing from the top, and many bright green leaves growing outwards.
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