Humanoid Beasts!

Victor's fighting style is based on the Chinese martial art of Tiger Claw Hand, combined with Chen Mo's own profound fighting skills and philosophy, resulting in a fighting style that is simple and efficient, yet extremely fierce and violent.

By attacking vital parts of the body, the power of Victor's Claws is maximized, greatly increasing its lethality. When wielding it, Victor is like a real tiger, capable of killing his enemy in just a few moves.

James's fighting style is slightly different. Because his bone claws are long and sharp, more than 20 centimeters long, they can easily pierce the enemy's body and cause fatal damage. Therefore, he is more suitable for stabbing than slashing or scratching and tearing attacks like Victor.

Therefore, the fighting style that Chen Mo designed for him was a combination of fist fighting and dagger fighting. After Chen Mo integrated, optimized and improved it, a new type of fighting style was created.

Like Victor, both of them share the same fighting style as Chen Mo, pursuing simplicity and efficiency, with swift and violent moves that directly target the enemy's vitals. Supported by superhuman physical abilities, they can quickly end the battle.

The fighting techniques that Chen Mo specially designed for the two were very simple and easy to learn. They also matched the two's natural claws very well, and the two used them very smoothly. In addition, the two had extremely strong combat talents. After a period of learning, they quickly mastered all of their respective combat skills and became proficient in combat. Their power also increased rapidly.

Although their physical abilities are still somewhat inferior to those of adult strongmen, this is only true in a head-on collision scenario.

Don't forget, Victor and James are only teenagers, much shorter and thinner than adults, but their physical abilities far surpass those of their peers. While they would be no match for strong adults in a direct confrontation, these physical abilities allow them to unleash extremely high speed and agility.

After mastering their respective simple yet exquisite fighting techniques, the two fully utilized their advantages in combat. They never gave their enemies a chance to attack head-on, nor did they engage in a contest of strength. Instead, they relied on their superior speed and agility, as well as their sharp claws, to launch fatal attacks.

Not only in terms of tactics and fighting skills, the two also gradually improved their physical fitness and self-healing abilities through battles, making them stronger and stronger.

Chen Mo eventually stopped helping and let the two of them deal with the enemy on their own.

This means the two men will face the threat of Musket. If they encounter a small number of armed personnel, they will use the terrain to quietly approach and launch a surprise attack. Then, while the enemy is in disarray, they will take advantage of their speed and agility to engage in a melee, preventing the enemy from having a chance to fire and aim.

If the enemy is numerous, the two will patiently lie in wait, and when they rest or set up camp, they will quietly carry out assassinations to eliminate a portion of the enemy and weaken their numerical advantage. If all goes well, they can silently take down all the enemies. Even if they are discovered, they can rely on their speed advantage to achieve final victory in the chaos.

As more and more armed personnel from the American Fur Company are being purged, the former dominant force in the Missouri region is rapidly losing control of its territory.

The legend of two Humanoid Beasts with sharp claws spread throughout Missouri region, not only among the armed personnel of the American Fur Company, but also among the local Indian tribes.

In fact, the Native American throughout the Missouri region had always been very dissatisfied with the oppression and exploitation by the American Fur Company. In the beginning, these cunning fur traders used methods such as enticement and deception to gain their trust and exchange a small amount of daily necessities for a large amount of furs.

Later, as the American Fur Company grew stronger and completely monopolized the fur trade in the Missouri region with its powerful military, the local Native Americans, even if they were dissatisfied with the extremely low fur prices they were offered and wanted to trade with other fur merchants, had no other choice but to endure their exploitation and oppression.

It's not that some people are simply too angry to do business with them, but the American Fur Company, which has completely taken control of the Missouri region and treats it as their territory, will not give up so easily.

In this wild and primitive jungle, the American Fur Company was the law. Against those tribes that did not cooperate, they gathered a large number of armed men to directly suppress and plunder them by force, and many Native American were killed.

The number of Native American in the Missouri region was naturally far greater than that of the armed personnel of the American Fur Company. However, due to the relatively dispersed nature of the Indian tribes and their struggle for survival, their relationships were not particularly harmonious, making it impossible for them to unite and fight together against external threats.

The American Fur Company, however, was a united entity with an absolute advantage in the local power balance. Unless the Native Americans of the entire Missouri region united, they would be unable to contend with this powerful armed group.

This was simply impossible for the Indian tribes scattered across the vast Missouri region, and the cost would be too high. So they eventually chose to compromise, continuing to live by hunting, just as they had decades before, and using the furs they obtained from hunting to exchange for daily necessities and consumables such as liquor that could improve their living conditions to some extent.

Even though they knew that these furs, which were of little use to them, could be exchanged for far more wealth by these savage and ruthless armed fur traders, they could not leave the forest to sell them themselves. They could only continue this unequal trade under the threat of force from the American Fur Company.

Now that they have learned that the armed personnel of the American Fur Company, which has been oppressing and exploiting them, have been Onslaught beasts and suffered heavy casualties, these Native American are not only happy, but also believe that it is the spirits of their ancestors appearing and punishing these greedy and cruel merchants.

Although Chen Mo's main goal at present is to train Victor and James, the forest is so large that even though Chen Mo can sense human movements within a range of more than ten kilometers, he can't always encounter targets and engage in combat.

Therefore, while searching for and eliminating the armed personnel of the American Fur Company, Chen Mo also led Victor and James to trade with the Native Americans they encountered.