Back to the 80s: Raising my Wolfy Boyfriend-Chapter 21: Danger Arrives, Instinct to Protect the Little Ones
Gu Jin looked at the wild boar not far away, knowing that she and An Mingji couldn’t run.
This wild boar was really too big.
Unexpected at first sight, but a fright when seen.
The wild boar preparing to attack was over two meters long, with a waist circumference of more than a meter, like a small mountain, instilling fear in those who saw it.
Even the experienced Du Aiqing, who frequented the mountains, now had beads of sweat appearing densely on his forehead.
The wild boar’s aggressiveness was too strong; he wasn’t entirely confident about escaping unscathed.
As the wild boar attacked again, Gu Jin saw its red eyes, filled with a rage and madness that embraced death.
She didn’t have time to speak, holding the child clinging to her neck, and with one hand snatched the wooden stick tied with a sharp weapon from Du Aiqing’s hand.
When the wild boar was just over a meter away, the end of the stick with the sharp weapon flew swiftly towards it.
In an instant, a painful scream rang out.
The sharp weapon pierced the wild boar’s eye, penetrating into its head, rapidly weakening its attack power.
Bright red blood flowed from the wild boar’s eye socket, causing it to roll on the ground in pain, its massive body making the ground tremble slightly.
Seeing this scene, Du Aiqing relaxed entirely, his limbs trembling.
If it weren’t for the two children beside him, he would have wanted to sit down heavily on the ground to catch his breath.
When Gu Jin had snatched the stick from his hand earlier, he thought he was doomed, his mind flashing with countless fearful thoughts.
But he didn’t expect a turn for life so quickly.
In just that instant, the wild boar was at a disadvantage.
The wild boar’s screams continued, and Du Aiqing took a small iron shovel from his back, cautiously and vigilantly approaching the wild boar.
The wild boar, with its massive body rolling incessantly, was terrifying to behold.
Waiting for it to bleed out and die would take a considerable amount of time.
Du Aiqing, an excellent hunter, still had the ability to handle a wild boar with weakened attack power.
However, there was still the potential for dangerous mutations; thus, he had to be both vigilant and cautious.
Seizing the right moment, Du Aiqing attacked fiercely and swiftly with the shovel at the weakest point of the boar, just above between its eyes.
The wild boar, which had been crying in pain, immediately ceased to breathe.
The spot where Du Aiqing attacked was the boar’s weakest and most fatal point.
After completing all this, Du Aiqing finally exhaled the breath he had been holding.
He looked at the boar lying on the ground, with blood still gushing from its eye socket and the sharp tip of the weapon protruding from its head, realizing Gu Jin’s strike had penetrated directly through its skull. 𝘧𝓇ℯ𝑒𝓌𝑒𝑏𝓃𝘰𝘷𝘦𝘭.𝒸ℴ𝓂
Watching this unfold, Du Aiqing felt a chill in his heart.
He turned around in awe, looking at Gu Jin: "You have quite the strength, to pierce right through a wild boar’s skull."
Gu Jin, holding the child in her arms, still had a racing heartbeat.
Her actions were entirely instinctual, and she had no idea where such strength had come from.
Faced with danger, she acted on instinct and unexpectedly succeeded with a single strike.
An Mingji glanced at the wild boar not far away, feeling a lingering fear.
In the face of danger earlier, Gu Jin had picked him up first, causing his eyes to look at her with a complicated and profound expression.
He wasn’t ignorant; with his grandmother’s teachings over the years and his own experiences in the village, how could he not understand the nature of people?
