Seems It Wasn't That Hard

Donggu was an evil man, but he was still human.

He would not sympathize with or pity the women in the prison cart, but the deaths of his brothers still filled him with fury.

If it had been nighttime, he would have listened to the slave traders' leader and stopped pursuing them. But it was daytime now. He could see everything in the forest, and he was confident he could kill Gungenmir.

Besides, a fire was bottled up inside him. If he did not vent it, he would feel terribly stifled.

In the forest, he pursued Gungenmir onward. Owl and Sa both changed expression slightly, because Gungenmir was heading straight toward them.

"Get up the tree! Climb higher!" Owl made the decision without hesitation.

The two swiftly climbed the tree. Before long, Gungenmir rolled beneath the tree they were in, followed shortly by Donggu racing past below.

After rolling some distance, Gungenmir suddenly changed direction and rolled into the grass. Donggu followed after it.

The instant he entered the grass, Gungenmir abruptly rammed into him. Clearly, Gungenmir had deliberately lain in ambush after entering the grass, waiting to attack once he came in.

Seeing Gungenmir charging at him, Donggu was greatly startled. He immediately leaped sideways to evade the impact, then quickly scrambled up and dodged again when Gungenmir charged a second time.

But Gungenmir did not launch a third attack. Instead, it rolled straight into the grass and vanished from his sight once more.

"Can't chase it!"

Donggu immediately made his judgment. The situation just now had been extremely dangerous. Though he was immensely strong and could even rely on his endurance to drag Gungenmir down until it was exhausted, in a direct confrontation, he was still no match for Gungenmir.

As long as Gungenmir hit him even once,