Allen's heart was in turmoil as he slowly slid down the tree trunk. Before he could even land steadily, a massive figure suddenly blocked all the light behind him.
In that instant, he could not help but sigh. You never knew without comparing; only then did he realize just how burly and massive these Brutal Bears, over three meters tall, truly were.
Looking up at the Wasteland Brutal Bear's ferocious eyes, Allen's palms were drenched in sweat.
With a bang, Dina jumped down from the tree, startling both Allen and the Wasteland Brutal Bears.
"You scared me to death! Why did you come down?" Allen said irritably.
Dina blinked innocently.
Seeing that the Wasteland Brutal Bears showed no hostility, Allen had no choice but to start picking fruit again.
And so, he once again took on the role of a "Brutal Bear" caretaker, leaping all over the forest to pick fruit and continuously feeding these enormous, heavyweight bears.
Dina helped out beside him, constantly studying the Wasteland Brutal Bears with curiosity.
Perhaps because the Wasteland Brutal Bears finally had food to eat, they were no longer restless and irritable, patiently waiting for Allen to find fruit for them.
During this time, with his life temporarily out of danger, Allen came to understand these foodies a little better. Aside from their frightening size, these Brutal Bears were actually fairly gentle. Seeing that each one could eat seven or eight fruits at once, they had probably gone a long time without a proper meal. They were rather pitiful.
Unlike when they had first met, when every one of them had looked fierce and restless, the Brutal Bears now had food and, under their leader's guidance, sat quietly on the ground. They no longer roared randomly or ran about.
Once Allen felt that