The local leopard tasted beef for the first time and, after chewing a few bites, seemed to think it wasn't bad at all.
This farm-raised beef does, in fact, lack the chewiness of wild game by just a bit.
But the local leopard had never eaten it before, so anything new was always tasty.
The Carriage Captain brought over two small stools, one for himself and one for Chen Ying, and thanks to Chen Ying, he got to see up close what a healthy jungle predator looked like.
It couldn't be said that he had never seen a flower leopard.
The jungle in Liang Mountain was vast with plentiful food, so leopards had never gone extinct there.
But the leopards he usually encountered were either injured or sick; there was a complete conceptual difference between those raised in captivity and those in the wild.
Moreover, caged leopards can only be observed behind bars, or else they are seen lying down, having been sedated.
