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If they had been outside, these seven Konghorn Beasts would probably have been wiped out by the laws before they could even fight back. But now that they had come here, where only physical attacks worked, killing them was like chopping meat with a dull knife—truly exhausting.
Moreover, although the Konghorn Beasts were treasures from head to toe, I had no idea where to start. Not only were their hides coarse and their flesh thick, but their enormous bodies were difficult to dismantle quickly. On top of that, the storage bag could not be used here, and I could not drag these gigantic beasts away. In the end, I still had to find my aunt.
But it seemed I no longer needed to think about it. Before long, several people came shouting and charging over, accompanied by the hurried breaths of ferocious beasts rushing forward. In the mist, seven or eight silhouettes soon appeared. They converged from all directions, while I stood atop the largest male beast, watching them approach.
It seemed there were not only the uncle and niece who had come on foot, but also riders mounted on ferocious beasts. So although this place was quite vast, the humans living here had still found every possible way to shorten their travel time. The men and women riding the ferocious beasts wore either exquisite armor or pieces of ferocious-beast scales strapped over their bodies. They looked like heavily armored riders who lived by raw meat and blood, with a distinctly barbaric-warrior air.
"Brother, were these Konghorn Beasts all killed by you?"
"These Konghorn Beasts have no wounds at all on their bodies—not the females or the young ones. Only the male has any injuries!"
"Exactly. They should fetch quite a lot of jade!"
"Heh