This chaotic hunt lasted for about an hour, with the sound of bowstrings snapping and people shouting echoing, only stopping when the reserve arrows were completely exhausted.
In the courtyard, a few quick-footed Red-eyed Rabbits had fled down the intricate burrows they dug, leaving behind pitch-black holes, but there were still many Red-eyed Rabbits lingering in the courtyard, not yet willing to leave completely.
Jasmine did not let people go out immediately to count the spoils for fear of danger, but told the slaves to go back and rest to save their strength. Waiting until the next day, when the sky was bright and sunlight shone everywhere, and no Red-eyed Rabbit activity could be seen in the courtyard outside, only then did she have people open the heavy castle gate.
In the battle last night, except for the old butler who made great contributions, the number of Red-eyed Rabbits others hit was not many; most arrows were stuck all over the ground.
