Wind Wolf's Analysis

Lin Feng carried the Jackalmen's corpse back to the valley, just in time to see the Ranger lying peacefully in a pit.

Da Qing and the others were filling the pit with dirt.

"What are you guys doing?"

Lin Feng asked curiously.

"Reporting to the Tribe Leader, he was too badly injured to be saved. He said he wanted to experience being buried alive."

Shooting A Bit Like Kobe stepped forward with a suppressed smile to report.

"Oh, oh."

Lin Feng nodded, completely bewildered.

These Players are really something else!

"Perfect, you guys bury this guy too."

Lin Feng threw the Jackalmen's corpse on the ground and said.

"Alright, let's have him keep the Ranger company!"

Shooting A Bit Like Kobe grinned and tossed the Jackalmen's corpse into the pit, on top of the Ranger.

"Get off me, I don't want to be buried with a Jackalmen!"

The Ranger in the pit immediately protested.

"What are you afraid of? Your corpse will respawn later anyway, and in the end, only this Jackalmen will be left in the pit."

Shooting A Bit Like Kobe ignored the Ranger's protest and continued to fill the pit with dirt.

The Ranger shouted a few times but seeing that no one was paying attention, he could only reluctantly accept the reality of being buried with the Jackalmen.

Deep into the night.

Beneath the towering ancient tree.

Inside the largest tent.

The Tribe Leader of the Jackalmen Tribe, Kuang Tu Bloodaxe, sat in the center of the tent with a grim expression.

"Suihou hasn't returned yet?"

He asked in a deep voice.

This morning, he had dispatched Suihou, one of the Tribe's three great warriors, to lead a small team to search for traces of the Human Race tribe to the southeast. But Suihou hadn't returned by now.

This gave him an ominous feeling.

"Not yet. I just went out to take a look, it's pitch black outside and there's no movement."

"Bear Hunter Bloodaxe," one of the Tribe's three great warriors, replied in a gruff voice.

The reason he was "named" Bear Hunter was because he had once defeated a giant bear over two meters tall by himself!

Among the Tribe's three great warriors, his strength was the greatest, second only to the Tribe Leader, Kuang Tu.

Besides Kuang Tu and Bear Hunter, "Wind Wolf Bloodaxe," another of the three great warriors, was also in the tent.

Among the three great warriors, in terms of strength, Bear Hunter was the strongest, Suihou was second, and Wind Wolf was the weakest.

However, Wind Wolf had awakened a special ability.

Wolf Transformation!

He could transform from a Jackalmen into a black wolf, thereby gaining greater Agility and stealth.

Because of this special ability, he was highly valued by the Tribe Leader, Kuang Tu.

"Could it be that something delayed him and he decided to stay out for the night?"

Wind Wolf guessed.

"Suihou is quite cautious. Unless there are special circumstances, he wouldn't risk staying out overnight." Kuang Tu frowned. "Something must have happened!"

"How about I go and investigate?"

Wind Wolf volunteered.

"It's too late. I can't let you take that risk."

Kuang Tu shook his head.

In his eyes, Suihou and his entire team were not as important as Wind Wolf alone.

"We'll wait until noon tomorrow. If they still haven't returned by noon, you can go and investigate."

Finally, Kuang Tu made his decision.

Perhaps Suihou was indeed delayed and it was too dangerous to return at night, so he found a safe place to stay outside.

Maybe they would return tomorrow morning.

By noon the next day, Suihou and the others had naturally not returned.

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The corpses had already been buried underground, how could he return?

As the Baimu Tribe's foremost scout, Wind Wolf transformed into a black wolf and quietly left the tribe, heading southeast.

The grass and bushes along the way provided him with excellent cover.

He traveled southeast, carefully avoiding any beasts he encountered, diligently searching for any traces left by Suihou's squad.

However, after searching for a long time, he still couldn't find any sign of Suihou's squad.

What exactly happened to Suihou's squad?

Did they encounter a powerful beast and get wiped out?

Or did they run into some accident and get trapped, unable to escape?

Just as he was pondering with his head lowered, a sudden roar of a wild beast came from ahead.

He immediately recognized it as the roar of a wild boar!

A glint flashed in his eyes, and Wind Wolf slowly approached the direction of the sound.

Using the grass as cover, he silently arrived at the source of the sound and peered through the gaps in the grass.

He saw five humans hunting a wild boar.

There were indeed humans here!

Wind Wolf rejoiced in his heart. Since there were humans hunting in this area, it meant there were no overly powerful beasts.

The possibility of Suihou's squad being wiped out by a powerful beast could now be ruled out.

Without the threat of unknown powerful beasts, he could now calmly search for Suihou's squad at his own pace.

Perhaps he could find some clues from these humans.

Through observation, he noticed that these humans were very strong, much stronger than any humans he had encountered before.

After all, wild boars were no easy prey in the wilderness!

Especially the wild boar in front of him, which was over two meters long, with a pair of sharp tusks a foot long, truly a behemoth among wild boars.

Even for them, the Jackalmen, dealing with such a large wild boar would require at least four or five of them working together to be confident.

Yet, these five humans were hunting it without being at a disadvantage!

Two of the humans used ropes woven from vines to lasso the boar's body, pulling with all their might to prevent it from escaping.

The boar thrashed and struggled, but it couldn't break free.

These two humans had incredible Strength!

This scene made Wind Wolf marvel.

Even two Jackalmen, known for their Strength, might not be able to hold onto a boar of this size.

But these two humans, though their faces were red with exertion, held onto the rope tightly. The boar struggled fiercely, managing to drag them, but it couldn't break free.

How could humans possess such Strength?

The other three humans, taking advantage of their companions controlling the boar, were using their weapons to attack it, attempting to kill it.

One human wielded a Wolf Tooth Club covered in stone and bone fragments, smashing it fiercely onto the boar's forehead, causing it to let out a pained cry.

Wait, a Wolf Tooth Club?

Wind Wolf's eyes widened, and he fixed his gaze on the Wolf Tooth Club in the human's hand.

He was one hundred percent certain that this Wolf Tooth Club came from their Blood Axe Tribe!

Only their tribe could craft a Wolf Tooth Club with such a unique style!

So the question arose: did this human find the Wolf Tooth Club by chance, or did Suihou's squad fall at the hands of these humans?

These humans were indeed quite strong; individually, each of them had the strength to fight a Jackalman one-on-one.

But with Suihou's strength, he alone could defeat this five-person squad.

For the Human Race tribe to annihilate Suihou's squad, there were only three possibilities.

The first possibility: this Human Race tribe possessed over thirty warriors with strength comparable to these five humans.

This was clearly impossible.

Generally, those who came out to hunt were the strongest warriors of the tribe. These five should represent the strongest combat power of the Human Race tribe.

With the physical capabilities of the Human Race, it was rare to find even one such warrior among thirty.

To gather thirty warriors of this caliber would require a tribe of at least over a thousand people.

The largest Human Race tribe in the eastern part of the island, the Baimu Tribe, only had three to four hundred people, so a tribe of over a thousand was impossible.

Therefore, this option could be ruled out first.

The second possibility: the Human Race tribe possessed a powerhouse whose strength was comparable to Suihou's!

This was also clearly impossible.

Given the frail bodies of the Human Race, no matter how much they trained or how talented they were, they could never be Suihou's match.

These five humans before him were essentially the peak of Human Race strength, far from Suihou's level.

With two absolutely impossible options ruled out, only one truth remained!

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