"Bursting onto the scene?"
Wang Wu smiled. "Don't drag things out too far. It's meaningless." He asked again, "So, can you find a place to hide?"
The Snow Wolf General shook its head. If it could have found one, why would it have ended up in such a state?
"Then tell me everything you encountered over the past ten years—every danger, how you escaped each time, and everything that happened in between."
"What? Isn't that too tedious?"
The Snow Wolf General had no idea why.
But Wang Wu insisted, because he knew what level of opponent he was facing this time. Although he did not know where that lazy man had come from or what his name was, the way the man had broken the Snow Wolf General like one breaks in a hawk revealed glimpses of his true nature.
That would allow Wang Wu to make targeted arrangements.
This was very important.
Just like Wang Wu: even though he could not bear to, he had resolutely refused to save Madam Yu. He feared that his actions would become tiny threads of clues in the other party's eyes, making it easier for him to scheme, divine, and deduce.
It was the same now.
That lazy man could clearly have captured the Snow Wolf General long ago, yet he insisted on playing these tricks. That was his weakness.
No, not a weakness. The Snow Wolf General's value was simply too great. If it could be taken in as a spirit beast, its value for the cost would far surpass Wolf Bu'er's.
Ancient Blood, peak Third Grade, and one of the most renowned possessors of Eagle Vision Wolf Glance.
Who wouldn't be tempted?
Therefore, only by grinding the Snow Wolf General's will down to its lowest point would there be the greatest