Feng Shan brought the crumbled fragments in his hand to his nose and took a deep sniff.
A peculiar smell instantly filled his nostrils. While not pleasant, for Feng Shan, this was a basic procedure for any competent Hunter.
In the wild, the state of reindeer droppings could provide a Hunter with valuable clues.
Fresh reindeer droppings are usually dark in color, mostly dark brown or black. They are relatively moist and soft, may have a slight sheen, and even give off a fairly distinct odor.
However, as time passed, the droppings would gradually lose moisture and become hard and dry, like memories weathered by the years.
Their color would also slowly fade from dark to a grayish-white. They'd become increasingly brittle, crumbling into dust with the slightest pinch.
Right now, Feng Shan was carefully examining the crumbled droppings in his hand. Based on his hunting experience and his precise judgment of their freshness, he had already reached a conclusion.
