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Chen parted the door curtains； thick felt sewn into auspicious pat—terns with camel hair； and joined Bilgee in a cup of butter tea。
“Don’t envy people just because they’ve bagged gazelles。 Tomorrow I’ll take you out and you can get a wagonload of your own。 I’ve been up in the mountains the past few days； and I know where to fi nd them。 This will be the perfect opportunity to get firsthand knowledge of a wolf pack。 That’s what you’ve been wanting； isn’t it？ You Chinese have the courage of sheep； who survive by foraging grass。 We Mongols are meat…eating wolves； and you could use a bit of wolf courage。”
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狼圖騰（英文版） 2（6）
Early the next morning； they traveled to a southwestern mountain slope； hiding themselves to watch。 The old man had brought neither a rifle nor a dog along； only his telescopes。 Chen had hunted with Bil—gee before； but only for fox； and this was the first time he’d gone out empty…handed。 “We’re not going to try to bring down a gazelle with a telescope； are we？”
The old man smiled and said nothing。 He was always happy when his apprentices came loaded with curiosity and doubts。
Finally； when Chen spotted the wolf encirclement through his tele—scope； the old man’s hunting plan became clear； and Chen was delighted。 Bilgee flashed a crafty smile。 Chen forgot the cold the moment he spot—ted the wolves； blood seemed to race through his veins； and the terror he’d experienced the first time he saw the big wolves vanished。
There wasn’t a breath of wind deep in the mountains； the air was cold and dry； and Chen Zhen’s feet were nearly frozen。 The blasts of cold air were getting stronger。 If only he had a wolf pelt to lie on！ He turned to the old man and whispered something that had been bother—ing him： “Every
