Still throwing the fawn onto the horse's back, Mi Sui used the rope he carried with him to secure the deer carcass to prevent it from falling.
Small deer like this can be tied directly to the horse, but large deer need to be dragged away. Pulling the reins and the black horse for a few steps, Mi Sui saw the deer corpse swaying on the horse but not falling off. He nodded and turned to Nathaniel Ying and said,
"This is for our ancestors. Don't eat it on your way back, you glutton."
[What the hell! I am so old now, and I am still talking about my childhood. I don’t care about my dignity!
"Bring it yourself!"
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