In the following days, Zhao Ya roamed the mountains and forests, searching for traces of the mutated tiger and wild boar, but found nothing.
Zhao Ya had anticipated this.
After all, even among ordinary beasts, tigers and wild boars are considered absolute predators, let alone mutated ones.
Powerful Exotic Beasts like these often have their own territory, possibly encompassing several miles of forest within their range of influence.
Other Exotic Beasts can't enter casually.
This invisibly increased the difficulty of the search.
Yet Zhao Ya remained undaunted, venturing deeper and deeper inside.
Finally, on this day, Zhao Ya made a discovery.
It was a dense forest, with a stream running across it, providing precious water for the animals.
Zhao Ya found the clues by the stream.
It was a full-grown elk, robust in size, with sharp antlers that ordinary beasts couldn't contend with.
