Chapter 325: A Family Together in Harmony!

“Chirp! Chirp!”

“Wu! Wu!”

At this moment, the lynx kitten and the rough-legged hawk were entangled like two fighting children.

Neither would yield, but both little creatures were now covered in bloody scratches.

As for the hawk soaring in the air, it continued circling above, emitting anxious cries.

Clearly, it had seen the dire state of the hawk entangled with the lynx kitten.

But Xiao Yi was right here; even if the airborne hawk was frantic, it could do nothing but watch helplessly.

Because the airborne hawk also sensed an overwhelming threat from Xiao Yi—even the scent of death.

“Alright, little one, let go of it!”

Seeing the two little creatures still tearing at each other, Xiao Yi spoke up to interrupt.

But clearly, the lynx kitten was now blood-crazed; its current state was an overreaction born of fear from the recent death, so even with Xiao Yi’s voice, it refused to stop.

Seeing this, Xiao Yi could only sigh helplessly, then used his wooden spear to pry apart the two still biting creatures.

At that moment, the lynx kitten sharply sensed the pressure from the stick.

It turned and scratched at the wooden spear in Xiao Yi’s hand; only when it saw Xiao Yi holding it did the little creature fully snap back to awareness.

Then it glanced at Xiao Yi with fear, worried he might punish it for that scratch.

Seeing this, Xiao Yi ignored the lynx kitten—he knew it was just an overreaction.

Of course, the reason Xiao Yi stopped the little thing from fighting further was because its body was already covered in wounds.

Its back and belly bore at least a dozen bloody gashes; if he didn’t intervene, Xiao Yi feared it might not survive.

“Chirp! Chirp!”

As Xiao Yi pulled the lynx kitten away, the hawk pinned beneath seized the chance and tried to take flight and escape.

I have to say, this rough-legged hawk is really pitiful! Its head feathers are almost all plucked off by the lynx kitten—it’s kind of ugly right now.

“Thud!”

But at such close range, how could Xiao Yi let it escape? That would be underestimating his reaction speed.

With a swift strike of his wooden stick, the hawk that had just taken off was knocked unconscious into the snow.

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“Chirp! Chirp!”

Seeing the hawk knocked unconscious in the snow, the airborne hawk could no longer hold back—it dove straight at Xiao Yi.

Seeing this, Xiao Yi froze for a moment, then smirked, his eyes locked onto the diving hawk.

I have to say, this fully healthy rough-legged hawk flies incredibly fast, like a shooting star.

“Here it comes!”

At that moment, Xiao Yi muttered under his breath, and the hawk shot toward him like a bullet.

Xiao Yi murmured again, fully focused as he prepared to meet the diving hawk.

He sidestepped left, and the hawk flashed past him on the right, leaving a whistling trail of wind.

In that instant, Xiao Yi’s hairs stood on end, and his expression turned serious.

This hawk was truly fighting to the death—unwilling to spare itself, it aimed to cripple Xiao Yi.

It seemed to believe Xiao Yi had just killed the hawk knocked into the snow, and now it was willing to die just to wound him.

But Xiao Yi was innocent! That previous strike had been deliberately restrained—he knew if he killed it outright, the meat might spoil.

Yet this hawk’s desperation forced Xiao Yi to take it seriously.

With its sharp beak and razor claws, if it landed a hit, Xiao Yi might be severely injured.

“Chirp! Chirp!”

Before the attack arrived, the hawk’s cry came first.

But this time, Xiao Yi was serious—and more cautious.

Clearly, this time he handled the hawk’s attack far more smoothly.

After all, though its attacks were fierce, they were just three tricks: speed, claws, and beak.

But none of these mattered to Xiao Yi—he was no slower in reaction or movement than this hawk.

Again, the hawk slid past, and Xiao Yi dodged effortlessly.

But this time, Xiao Yi wouldn’t let it get another chance.

As the hawk passed, Xiao Yi swung his wooden spear straight at the low-flying hawk.

“Thud!”

A sharp crack echoed, and the hawk plunged headfirst into the snow.

“Flap! Flap!”

The hawk buried in the snow continued thrashing and struggling.

Clearly, Xiao Yi’s strike hadn’t fully knocked out its resistance.

“Thud!”

Seeing this, Xiao Yi didn’t hesitate—he stepped forward and delivered another blow. The hawk fell completely still.

And now, this family was finally whole—if only the little hawk hadn’t existed.

Meanwhile, viewers in the livestream chat were all buzzing with comments.

“The lynx kitten is finally safe! But Xiao Shen, why didn’t you step in sooner? Now the lynx kitten is covered in wounds from the hawk!”

“Can’t you see? Xiao Shen was training the lynx kitten!”

“Haha, I didn’t notice! The lynx kitten’s a real tough one! The hawk it fought is almost bald—next time, it’ll be the bald hawk!”

“Two rough-legged hawks? Who knows if there’ll be a next time? Both are knocked out now—who knows if Xiao Shen will treat himself to a snack?”

No way! I think the one without feather loss looks cute—even handsome and imposing! Xiao Shen, why not try taming it?

“You’re just infatuated with every pretty thing you see! Didn’t you see how close the lynx kitten came to being killed by these two hawks?”

“What can I say? Beauty is justice—the rough-legged hawk is just a little too handsome.”

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At this moment, the livestream was filled with all kinds of opinions—even many hoped Xiao Yi wouldn’t kill the two hawks but would tame them instead.

But to be fair, the rough-legged hawk’s appearance was indeed impressive; the lynx kitten could only match it in cuteness, not in handsomeness or imposing presence.

As for the three bears? They had zero aesthetic appeal.

“Yoo! Yoo!”

At that moment, five domesticated reindeer calmly pulled their sled down the slope.

The earlier battle seemed unrelated to them—they were utterly unaffected, since the hawks couldn’t harm them anyway.

Of course, seeing the sled and the reindeer arrive safely, Xiao Yi smiled lightly.

Originally, when rescuing the lynx kitten, Xiao Yi had already prepared for the possibility that the reindeer might lose control of the sled, causing it to crash.

Now, everything had turned out far better than he’d expected.