After their big brother fell, the first to step forward was still Mr. Su Chen!
Mr. Su Chen's generosity of spirit was truly moving!
Off to the side.
Inosuke silently crawled out of his pigsty.
His delicate eyes fixed intently on Su Chen.
Was it his imagination?
Why did he feel as though Su Geng was glowing?
That scar-faced guy was clearly so strong, so why wasn't Su Geng afraid at all?
He himself had already been beaten black and blue!
Yet not only was Su Geng unafraid, he had even turned around and lectured that scar-faced guy!
That was so damn cool!
Inosuke reached a conclusion.
Su Geng really was no ordinary man!
Every move he made always gave Inosuke a feeling both familiar and unfamiliar.
That feeling was beyond words, and it inexplicably made Inosuke miss his days in the mountains.
He remembered the mother who had fed and raised him.
Her sharp tusks, her fluffy hair, and the look in her eyes, as loving as the sea, when she gazed at him.
She always appeared whenever Inosuke encountered danger, wanted to give up, or was about to abandon himself to despair.
She would extend her hoof, then clasp his hands.
Low, resonant growls would come from her mouth.
Inosuke couldn't understand them.
But he understood the worry and care in that wild sow's low growls.
She was the very, very, very gentlest creature Inosuke had ever met.
Two species from different levels had met and connected in the mountains.
And before he knew it, that strong yet gentle figure overlapped with Su Geng!
Su Geng was gentle too!
Su Geng was strong too!
So Su Chen was like the wild boar who had sheltered him from wind and rain in his childhood!
So mighty!
So majestic!
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