After knowing that there was such a guy outside the tent, Bell heaved a sigh of relief.
After all, this lynx was only two meters long.
It was not a threat to Bell.
The Siberian lynx had a lot of fur. Coupled with the thick layer of fat under their skin, they could still come out to hunt even in the cold winter night.
In the afternoon, Bell had already eaten some roe deer meat and deer head.
However, they were not enough to fill Bell's stomach. He had long digested them.
If he could catch this lynx, he might be able to have a good meal.
Bell couldn't help but swallow.
But he did not act rashly. The wild lynxes were very agile. Even in the snow, they were not slow.
Because there was a thick layer of fur under their feet that allowed them to move freely in the snow, as if they were wearing snow boots.
