After yesterday, he knew that Roland, that female beastman, might be the culprit who had killed the Old Chieftain and their fellow tribesmen. Yet not only had he failed to distance himself from her, he had even helped her bully Qiao just now.
Someone like that had no right to be their leader.
"With me here, he'll definitely succeed in transforming this time. Just wait and see!"
With that, Su Qiao turned and walked toward Han.
Shi's mother hurriedly reminded her, "Qiao, be careful. If anything happens, be sure to say something."
"Okay."
Without looking back, Su Qiao waved and walked over to Han. She reached out, wanting to touch his bright white fur, which gleamed like it had been washed. But the fellow cast her a cold, arrogant glance and got up to leave.
Su Qiao's hand remained awkwardly suspended in midair.
"What's wrong with touching you once? Would you lose a piece of flesh?"
Han didn't even turn his head. He tossed her a stiff reply: "Yes."
"...Fine, I won't touch you!"
Su Qiao caught up to him. Once they were walking side by side, she shot him a look. "Look at you. You act as if someone owed you millions."
Han turned and glanced at her before continuing forward in silence. It wasn't until they were almost at his cave that he finally couldn't hold back any longer. "You said she'll target me and Wizard Yi next. Is that true?"
"Don't worry. I've already warned Wizard Yi. He'll be careful."
As for Han, she was keeping watch right in front of him. She wasn't afraid that Roland would try anything.
"You really can treat injuries? The kind where the bones are broken?"
When they passed his cave entrance, Han hesitated. He didn't go in. Instead, he continued