No.
The ability that fused into living organisms and strengthened their bodies was not recorded in that information. After all, the First Sequence Mutant Tiger beside Zhao Feng would hardly ever join forces with others.
"Flame Wolf. That is the codename we gave him."
"If possible, we naturally hoped that he could return to Human Civilization. At the very least, we hoped that the wolf pack he belonged to could become one of our subordinate forces."
"Wolf packs cannot communicate. The effects of the Reiki Revival are extremely subtle. Creatures tamed by humans still retain the affection and fear toward humans they had before the Reiki Revival. But Mutant Creatures that have never been tamed by humans harbor an incomprehensible hatred toward humanity."
"However, the wolf pack he belongs to may very well be an exception."
"So, if there is a possibility, we hope the two sides can cooperate. With their help, Huaxia's control over The Grasslands may not return to what it was before the Reiki Revival, but it could still expand considerably compared to now."
As for why the goal of cooperation was to make them Huaxia's subordinates rather than grant them equal standing—because they were not qualified.
A race that did not even possess a First Sequence-level member wanting to speak with Huaxia as equals was nothing but wishful thinking.
Huaxia's control over The Grasslands was not as strong as it had been before the Reiki Revival because there were simply too many Mutant Creatures there. If Huaxia occupied too much of The Grasslands, it would easily provoke their joint assault.
But that did not mean they would cultivate an equal wolf pack civilization that could communicate with them, even if that civilization contained humans.
At the end of the day, it was merely a wolf pack.