On the mountain, Nan Feng and Yew were becoming more and more in sync, they created their unique hunting techniques. Nan Feng was responsible for staying on the ground while Yew, who was good at light-footed skills, was responsible for scouting from the trees.
Especially when Nan Feng drew a clock pattern on the ground and told Yew, "Imagining the surrounding as a circle divided into twelve points. When you spot a prey, signal me from the mountain. When you point in the direction of three o'clock, my worry-free arrow will be shot in the three o'clock direction..."
Yew admired Nan Feng's plan, but he had his own tactics: "Your method is good, but it only applies when you're at a close distance. When I can't see you afar, we can use different sounds to represent directions..."
To align their tactics, they spent the next few days on the mountain.
