This also made Ye Feng understand why the wolf-like beast had been so fearless in the face of death. He could not help being moved. Even a wild beast could disregard life and death for its child.
Ye Feng suddenly wanted to save this wolf-like beast, but he was a little far away. He immediately rushed toward her.
Seeing Ye Feng suddenly sprint off, Minato Namikaze guessed that he must have found his target and hurried after him.
Although Ye Feng was fast, nearly a minute had passed by the time he arrived. During that time, the brown bear had struck the wolf-like beast several more times. Its last blow had landed directly on her neck, breaking the bones there. After falling this time, the wolf-like beast struggled several times, seemingly trying to stand again, but failed each time.
Seeing this, the brown bear stopped lunging at the wolf-like beast and instead turned toward the cave where the cub was hidden, about to enter.
Ye Feng arrived just then. As he looked at the dying wolf-like beast, his expression showed little change.
The brown bear also noticed the "little runt," Ye Feng. Deciding that Ye Feng was its enemy too, it immediately roared and charged at him.
Ye Feng merely raised his right hand slowly, gathering true qi in his finger. Then, with a thought, the true qi on his finger shot toward the brown bear's head like a flying sword. A spray of blood burst from the back of its head.
Minato Namikaze caught up with Ye Feng just in time to witness this, and was utterly shocked.
Minato Namikaze had only seen Ye Feng point his finger at the brown bear. He had faintly sensed a fluctuation of energy, but no fluctuation of chakra, before the bear's head