Allen naturally knew that Little Zack idolized his father and had always wanted to tame a Wasteland Brutal Bear as his guardian beast.
Every Barbarian Chieftain possessed a battle guardian beast, and Little Zack's father, Old Zak, the Bloodhoof Chieftain, had once had a Wasteland Brutal Bear as his battle guardian beast.
Half of Old Zak's formidable reputation across the Great Wilderness was owed to that Wasteland Brutal Bear named "Ashes."
Back then, with a Wasteland Brutal Bear, the Bloody Hoof Tribe could practically swagger across the Wasteland unhindered.
Unfortunately, it had died several years ago while resisting the Church's expeditionary force.
And it had died at the hands of the previous commander of the Earth Dragon Legion, Xiulunte's former superior.
Although it had died, the story of "Ashes" taking on an Earth Element Earth-walking Dragon head-on and wounding it had spread far and wide throughout the Great Wilderness.
With "Ashes" dead, the Bloody Hoof Tribe's fortunes had declined day by day. Although the battle guardian beasts of other tribal chieftains were not as fierce as a Wasteland Brutal Bear, they at least had some ferocious beast to uphold their prestige.
A barbarian tribe without a ferocious beast to hold the fort was basically a bottom-tier tribe.
That was why Little Zack had always had a wish. He hoped to tame a Wasteland Brutal Bear as his battle guardian beast, just like his father had, and restore the Bloody Hoof Tribe's former glory.
With a sigh, Allen could only tell Little Zack helplessly, "It's not that your brother won't let you tame a battle guardian beast. The problem is, even if the three of us joined forces, who could we possibly tame?"
Seeing the defeated look on Little Zack's face, Allen could not bring himself to say anything harsher.
"That