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White Rock Valley remained shrouded in thick fog, the quietly renovated training grounds at the valley floor stood silently.
Nebulizers were embedded in the crevices of the cliffs, releasing a layer of cold white mist every three days, making the entire valley seem like a tamed snow cage.
The animal pens were neatly completed, wooden structures entwined with water moss and lined with bark fragments, coarse and simple, but sufficient to simulate the atmosphere of the forest.
However, this wasn't for comfort, but to ensure these double-headed bears could eat well and grow quickly.
Each bear had its own independent pen, with feeding cycles precise to the minute, twice a day, morning and evening.
Mash mixed with stewed beast bone soup was poured into feeding troughs, and that rich aroma had become their primary signal for swallowing and reacting.
The training results proved very effective, especially with the cubs, who were almost natural-born food hunters.
