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An hour after the third event, the participants were gathered by the instructors, who led them to a spacious area with short grass and a massive fence that surrounded the area.

"This area is exactly 1 mile in diameter, and it is where you will be hunting the bells. There will be a total of 10 rabbits in the field, each scoring you 5 points, granted that you don't injure the rabbit."

"Moreover, each of you will have 30 minutes inside the field. However, you will only have 11 arrows in your quiver, and you are not allowed to reuse an arrow once it has been shot. Doing so will be an automatic failure."

After giving the instructions, the instructor sent in the first participant, who immediately began running towards the first rabbit she noticed.

Although 30 minutes may seem like a lot for each person, one must consider how many rabbits there were in the field. Since there are 10 rabbits in the field and the participants had 30 minutes, that gave them 3 minutes for each rabbit, not including the time they have to spend running around to find the rabbits.

The first participant noticed the first rabbit relatively easily due to the low grass and open field.

She then readied her bow and aimed it at the rabbit.

However, she didn't release the arrow and held that position for a good minute before finally releasing the arrow, as she wanted to make sure that the rabbit wouldn't suddenly move around.

Whoosh!

The arrow flew straight at the bell tied to the rabbit's tail by a single strand of string.

Ding!

The arrow struck the bell perfectly, sending it straight off the rabbit's tail.

However, the moment the bell rang, the other rabbits in the vicinity became alert and started jumping around, almost like they are trained to do so.

around, not to mention the obnoxious noises caused by the bells that would ring every time a rabbit moved, and there were 9 of them ringing at once, which easily affected

Whoosh!

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another arrow, but it missed the target

to calm herself, but it

getting irritated by the constant ringing sounds, much less the participant that was in the middle

event is freaking annoying. I cannot imagine being in

have to deal with the pressure of trying not

someone exclaimed in a shocked voice, "Ah! She

with her arrow due

heart getting squeezed in pain when

struck the rabbit in the

10 points was still massive, and this participant immediately dropped many

the courage to shoot her bow anymore and decided to end her session

points in total. Furthermore, she was no longer in the right state of mind after that one mistake, and if she continued shooting the bow, she would, no doubt,

the participant decided

raised her hand and said

say anything and merely nodded

her whistle, and the rabbits suddenly

the instructor went inside to take the injured rabbit and handed it to another disciple, who then took the rabbit to get its injury taken care

rabbit with a bell tied to its tail was brought into the field,