The Strongest Lion

Chapter 50 Hunting Wild Dogs

Chapter Fifty Hunting Wild Dogs

The pack of wild dogs' den was on a small earthen mound. On this mound, there were some caves that the wild dogs could live in and hide from predators.

Now these little wild dogs are playing outside. Some sub-adult female wild dogs are playing with the pups.

Chu Ye felt that as long as he slowly approached the small mound, he would have a chance to hunt down a wild dog.

"I must avenge Mao Mao! You hunted down our little lion cub, and I will hunt down your little wild dog too!" Chu Ye made up his mind that he must hunt down a little wild dog.

So Chu Ye decided to start ambushing these stray dogs. He felt that as long as he rushed over, he could kill one of them.

But just as Chu Ye was about to rush over, a small badger suddenly ran past him and barked loudly when it saw him.

It turns out that this little badger was out foraging for food when it saw Chu Ye and decided to make him its meal!

Chu Ye was furious when he saw the little badger. It seemed that his carefully planned scheme was about to be ruined by this little badger.

So Chu Ye lunged at the little badger and bit it.

This little badger didn't take Chu Ye seriously either. After all, in the minds of badgers, a lion cub was nothing. They weren't afraid of adult lions, let alone a lion cub.

However, Chu Ye's little lion is extraordinary; its attack power is no less than that of an adult lioness.

This little badger was overestimating itself, daring to attack Chu Ye. Chu Ye was furious and immediately started fighting with the badger.

This little badger was originally a sub-adult badger, but it only realized how powerful Chu Ye was when it fought him.

Chu Ye quickly defeated the little badger.

Seeing that he couldn't beat Chu Ye, the little badger immediately ran forward.

And right in front of us was this litter of stray puppies.

It seems that this little badger couldn't beat Chu Ye, so it tried to ambush the little wild dog.

"Damn it, trying to steal my food! I'm not letting him get away with this!"

When Chu Ye saw that the little badger was actually going to bite the wild dogs, he rushed over after it.

These wild dogs and several sub-adult female wild dogs were playing near their den when a baby badger suddenly appeared, followed by a lion cub.

In an instant, chaos erupted on Wild Dog Slope.

Some of the wild dogs were so frightened they didn't know where to run and scattered in all directions. Meanwhile, several sub-adult female wild dogs, seeing hunters attacking their pups, immediately started fighting with the little badger and Chu Ye.

These little wild dogs probably couldn't understand why a badger cub and a lion cub would suddenly appear and attack them at the same time. This was probably something they had never encountered before.

However, these sub-adult female wild dogs didn't take Chu Ye and the baby badger seriously. After all, both animals were cubs and not even as big as the sub-adult female wild dogs.

These sub-adult female wild dogs started fighting with Chu Ye and the little badger.

Chu Ye was capable of defeating these sub-adult wild dogs. However, he didn't want to get entangled with them; his target was the young wild dogs.

However, if these stray dogs continue to harass Chu Ye, it may not be able to break free quickly enough to ambush the terrified stray dogs.

Fortunately, Chu Ye now has an extra helper. This little badger has unintentionally become Chu Ye's helper.

These sub-adult female wild dogs were no match for two invading animals; this one baby badger alone would have been enough for them. After all, baby badgers are quite formidable fighters.

So the little badger helped Chu Ye by creating an opportunity for him to ambush the wild dog.

Chu Ye watched as the wild dogs, preoccupied with fighting the badger cub, spotted a wild dog puppy and pounced on it.

Although the stray dog ​​puppy was a few months old, it was no match for the powerful Chu Ye. Chu Ye subdued it in a single move.

Chu Ye bit the neck of the wild dog puppy and ran towards the bushes with it in his mouth.

Chu Ye bit the neck of the wild dog puppy and ran towards the bushes with it in his mouth.

The sub-adult wild dogs were completely oblivious to Chu Ye's actions, as they were engaged in a fight with the baby badger. They had no idea that a lion cub had stolen one of their wild dogs.

Chu Ye carried the little wild dog in his mouth and ran towards the lions' territory.

The sub-adult wild dogs had no idea that Chu Ye would snatch their puppy. After the young badger was defeated by the dogs, it escaped.

At this point, the sub-adult wild dogs thought to check on the wild dog puppies, and when they did, they discovered that one of the puppies was missing.

So, these sub-adult wild dogs began searching everywhere for the puppy. But Chu Ye had already killed the puppy and carried it away; where were they going to look for it now?

Chu Ye was now carrying the little wild dog in his mouth, running towards their pride's territory.

Soon, Chu Ye carried the little stray dog ​​back to his territory.

Lisa and Elsa were still out hunting and hadn't returned. The lion cubs were running around under the big tree, while the male lion went to patrol his territory.

Chu Ye, carrying a small stray dog ​​in his mouth, came to the lion cubs.

The lion cubs were playing when they saw Chu Ye, and they all looked surprised. They couldn't understand why Chu Ye would be carrying a stray dog.

Chu Ye carried the little stray dog ​​to the lion cubs and then threw it in front of them.

The lion cubs looked at the dead wild dog and were momentarily flustered, unsure of what to do.

Seeing that the lion cubs didn't know why he had brought the stray dog ​​back, Chu Ye simply started eating it.

Chu Ye ripped open the belly of the little wild dog and began to devour its internal organs.

After seeing Chu Ye start eating the little wild dog, the lion cubs also joined in eating it.

Just then, Lisa and Elsa returned from hunting.

But they gained nothing; they caught nothing. Instead, they were all injured.