Chapter 103 The Hunting Game (Part 1)

In the stands, Burl turned his attention to Josh Fudge. Impatient by nature, he was direct. "Mr. Fudge, what's this exciting game you've mentioned? It's a perfect day, the sun is out. If we don't start soon, we'll lose the light. Are we playing some kind of horror game?"

Josh Fudge, having just received an update from his team, reassured Burl, "There's no intention to delay. With the sunlight as it is, now's the best time for the game. Nighttime would only add unnecessary gore and danger." Sylvester's interest was piqued at the mention of danger. "Gory and dangerous? Sounds intriguing."

Noticing Sylvester's reaction, Josh Fudge became more animated. "I've heard Mr. Gomez is an excellent shot. It'll be interesting to see if he comes out on top."

Sylvester raised an eyebrow. "Are we talking about using guns?"

Josh Fudge hinted at a challenge. "Without guns, we'd be nothing more than sitting ducks."

He then addressed Trenton, "The firearms were purchased legally, all fitted with safety mechanisms. I'm licensed to own them. No objections, right?"

Trenton, with the air of a military man, chuckled and replied with a sidelong glance at Josh Fudge, "As long as everything's legal, I see no issue. You haven't broken any laws or hurt anyone, after all."

rose

to view the scene below the

by metal railings, overlooking a vast grassland with a winding stream, designed to

isolated area in front of the stands, edged by a man-made forest, suddenly became the stage for a dramatic

and the prey's cries merging into a chilling chorus. The stream ran red, the scent of blood thick in the air, leaving the onlookers in

primal thrill, their excitement kindled by

Lela's eyes from

at the sound of the beasts; this sight would be too

expression darkened. Josh Fudge had gone too

Lela resisted, insisting,

"Really?" He was skeptical.

a firm nod, Lela

couldn't help but smile,

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