Chapter 38 Defeating the Wild Dog Leader
Chapter 38 Defeating the Wild Dog Leader
Chapter Thirty-Eight: Defeating the Wild Dog Leader
However, if most of these lion cubs don't grow up, or only half of them do, then the pride won't be very strong.
For Chu Ye, it was essential to strengthen his pride. Only when the pride was strong would his life within it be more secure.
So, Chu Ye decided to continue fighting these wild dogs. No matter what, he felt he possessed the superpowers of a badger. Even if he couldn't kill the wild dogs, they seemed unable to do anything to him.
However, Chu Ye felt he couldn't fight like he had before. Even if he didn't get bitten to death by those wild dogs, he'd be exhausted to death.
"No, I need to wage guerrilla warfare against these wild dogs. Only in this way can I wait for the lioness or the male lion to return and rescue their cubs."
Chu Ye made a crucial decision: he didn't intend to run away. He knew that if he did, the wild dogs wouldn't pay attention to him and would instead go looking for other lion cubs.
The other lion cubs were completely defenseless. If the wild dogs discovered them, they would surely die.
Thinking of this, Chu Ye fought the wild dogs while running into the bushes nearby.
The bushes were very dense, with small gaps between the branches. Only small animals like lion cubs could easily move among them.
Larger animals like wild dogs find it difficult to navigate through the undergrowth. The branches obstruct their vision and tug at their limbs, preventing them from running freely through the bushes.
When Chu Ye disappeared into the bushes, the wild dogs were somewhat helpless. They could only run around the bushes, waiting for Chu Ye to come out.
But once Chu Ye went inside, he didn't come out again. The wild dogs didn't dare to go in rashly either. After all, the wild dogs knew that this little lion was extraordinary, not an ordinary little lion, and that one or two of them were no match for it.
And so, the stray dogs could only run around the bushes where Chu Ye was hiding, just waiting for him to come out of the bushes again.
But after Chu Ye went in, he didn't come out. He just rested inside to recover his strength.
At first, the stray dogs were patient and waited there. But after a while, seeing that Chu Ye still hadn't come out, they had no choice but to leave and continue searching for other lion cubs.
How could Chu Ye let them go looking for other lion cubs? After the wild dogs left, Chu Ye crawled out again and went straight for one of the wild dogs' rear ends.
Caught off guard, the stray dog was bitten on the butt by Chu Ye.
The stray dog felt its rear end being bitten, so it quickly turned around and bit Chu Ye's neck.
But Chu Ye was faster than it, and when it turned around, Chu Ye bit its neck again.
The stray dog began to howl in pain after Chu Ye bit its neck.
"oh!--"
Hearing the bark of this one stray dog, the other stray dogs all ran back. Seeing that their companion had been bitten on the neck by Chu Ye again, they all rushed up and started tearing at Chu Ye.
At this point, Chu Ye had no choice but to release the stray dog.
Because other wild dogs attacked him, he had no choice but to release this one first and then fight the others.
So Chu Ye started fighting the pack of wild dogs again, and everything seemed to have returned to the previous situation. Chu Ye, a young lion cub, was actually fighting against seven or eight adult wild dogs.
Although Chu Ye could no longer kill these wild dogs, these wild dogs also couldn't kill Chu Ye. Because no matter where they bit Chu Ye, he wouldn't be injured. But if Chu Ye bit any part of their bodies, they would be injured.
Chu Ye felt that his teeth and claws had become extremely sharp, much sharper than before he ate the baby badger.
Although these wild dogs outnumbered and outmatched, they couldn't gain any advantage against the exceptionally capable Chu Ye. However, even with so many wild dogs surrounding him, Chu Ye found it difficult to kill any of them.
If it were just one or two wild dogs attacking Chu Ye, with his current strength, he could easily kill them.
In this way, Chu Ye single-handedly held off seven or eight wild dogs, preventing them from searching for other lion cubs.
The other lion cubs were also well hidden, and the wild dogs searched for a long time but couldn't find a single one. Meanwhile, the commotion on Chu Ye's side was quite loud, and the other wild dogs, unable to find the other lion cubs, all ran towards Chu Ye.
Even the wild dog leader, Kurt, came running from elsewhere. When he saw many wild dogs attacking a lion cub, he joined the fight. Kurt wondered how this lion cub could be so strong, able to fight seven or eight wild dogs.
Regardless, when Kurt saw Chu Ye, he felt that Chu Ye was a delicious meal, and they could kill this little lion right away.
Kurt also wanted to possess Chu Ye. When it came to Chu Ye, it wouldn't let the other wild dogs fight with Chu Ye. It wanted to fight Chu Ye alone.
Chu Ye also sensed that the stray dog that ran over seemed to be the leader of the pack, because it was noticeably larger than the other stray dogs.
"Damn, even the leader has been mobilized. I'll just have to catch the king first!"
So Chu Ye also began to fight with the leader of the wild dogs.
The leader of the wild dogs completely underestimated Chu Ye's strength. It thought it could defeat the little lion very soon, then kill it and have the little lion all to itself.
It was only after Kurt and Chu Ye had fought that they suddenly realized this was an incredibly brave and invincible little lion. Not only was it extremely powerful, but its fur was also very special; it was impossible to bite through it, as if it were very tough, just like the skin of a badger.
Chu Ye had nothing to worry about when facing this leader of the wild dogs. While the leader was fighting him, the other wild dogs simply ran to the side. Clearly, this leader wanted to have the lion cub all to himself and prevent the other dogs from competing with him.
Therefore, Chu Ye was now able to fight Kurt alone.
Kurt was thinking that with his powerful strength, he could easily subdue this little lion and soon be able to taste its deliciousness.
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