Chapter 48
Under the moonlight, a Demon Wolf, noticeably smaller than two sizes, was surrounded by the larger Demon Wolf, struggling to keep up with its elders.
Every now and then, the little Demon Wolf would stop and sniff around, guided by the older Demon Wolf.
It will also use its claws to dig at the soil around the hole, sealing it completely.
If the seal isn't tight enough, the big Demon Wolf will nudge it with their muzzles, trying to teach it what to do.
They searched for one burrow after another, blocking almost all the breathing holes dug by the Goblin.
"Gurgle--Gurgle--"
An uneasy cry came from the woods.
The little Demon Wolf, however, grew increasingly excited.
It smelled the fresh scent of the Goblin.
It hadn't gotten revenge on the Goblin for stealing the vegetables it was guarding last time, but this time it was finally going to take its revenge.
"Awoo--"
The little Demon Wolf couldn't resist and stretched its neck to howl at the moon.
Several Demon Wolf claws suddenly landed on it, stopping it.
"Hey, Little Moli, control your instincts. You can't yell while hunting."
"Be careful, stop, don't move."
The little Demon Wolf tilted its head and listened to its elders' instructions, and sure enough, it stopped moving.
From deep underground, a very faint "squeaking" sound seemed to be coming.
The little Demon Wolf crouched on the ground, intently listening for the faintest sounds.
Suddenly, its ears twitched and turned in a certain direction.
"You heard that?" The great Demon Wolf beside him asked with some relief. "It's over there."
Little Demon Wolf: "Eek."
The adult Demon Wolf, along with their Demon Wolf, searched the wilderness for half the night.
As dawn approached, a faint chirping sound came from afar.
With almost all of its attention focused, the highly tense little Demon Wolf immediately and keenly caught the sound.
It stopped, turned its head, and stared intently in the direction from which the sound came.
"Chirp chirp."
Another sound.
The little Demon Wolf excitedly pawed at the ground, then turned to the adult Demon Wolf: "Eek!"
One of the large Demon Wolf said, "Is that the voice of Dragon Companion Beast?"
The little Demon Wolf wagged its tail vigorously. "Eek!"
In the faint morning light.
A pack of Companion Beast came galloping from afar.
"Chirp--Chirp--"
Harper and the others came running over, yelling.
"Hey, what brings you kids here too? Don't you usually get up around noon?"
"Chirp!"
"You heard the commotion over here? You guys are pretty perceptive."
The Companion Beast chirped smugly.
"We're hunting Goblin, would you like to join us?"
Upon hearing the keyword "Goblin," the Companion Beast's eyes immediately sharpened.
They followed behind the Demon Wolf: "Chirp!"
The Goblin, taking advantage of their underground activities, have often made enemies of their Companion Beast.
The great Demon Wolf, leading a group of smaller creatures, said, "Alright, let's keep going and block up Goblin's breathing holes."
The little ones held their heads high and chests out:
"Chirp!"
"Eek!"
The great Demon Wolf have far more hunting experience.
Under their personal guidance, the Goblin were finally cornered at dawn.
Goblin need to breathe too.
With their breathing holes almost completely blocked, they had no choice but to emerge from underground.
Upon seeing the Demon Wolf and their Companion Beast before them, their eyes widened, and they tried to run away on their short legs, squeaking, "Squeak!"
"Now!"
"The great Demon Wolf gave their orders."
The little Demon Wolf and its Companion Beast had been waiting for this moment for a long time. They rushed forward together, each successfully pinning down a Goblin under their paws.
The Goblin frantically turned and looked around, trying to find the two dragons for help. "Squeak!"
Unfortunately, neither the Silver Dragon nor the Black Dragon are here today.
They panicked even more. "Squeak squeak squeak?!!"
The great Demon Wolf walked over and looked at the Goblin each of the little ones was holding down under its paws:
"That's more like it. Hunting isn't that difficult, is it?"
"With patience and determination, you can eventually track down your prey."
Now, not only the little Demon Wolf, but even the Companion Beast looked up at the great Demon Wolf with admiration.
"Alright, let's take the Goblin back."
Harper: "Chirp."
"It's okay, just take them back and teach them a lesson. They won't dare to bother us next time."
The Goblin struggled desperately inside the beast's mouth, squeaking.
"Oh, you've learned your lesson?"
"Having caused trouble so many times, how can you only learn your lesson once?"
"We are not merciful Silver Dragons. Little Moli, hold on tight, let's go."
"Find a place full of thorns and hang them up."
Harper immediately chimed in, "Chirp!"
"On Lord Silver Dragon's fence? Okay, let's go back."
Harper and the others immediately turned around and ran quickly on their short legs to lead the way.
The little Demon Wolf also knew the way and ran very fast.
They ran in the morning light, the morning breeze ruffling their flowing fur, making them look extremely spirited.
At this moment, Xie Juanhan was wrapped in a quilt, wearing a nightcap, and fast asleep.
He vaguely heard some noise.
However, the sound of claws hitting the ground immediately made him recognize that it was the little Demon Wolf and its Companion Beast making noise.
The little ones often play outside.
Xie Juanhan didn't take the commotion to heart, turned over, and continued to sleep wrapped in the blanket.
When he woke up naturally and opened the door, the sun had already risen.
Sunlight streamed into his garden and onto its fence.
He recently transplanted a magical flower resembling a rose from the Magic Forest.
Like roses, the magical flower climbs, each vine covered with countless sharp thorns.
These vines, when wrapped around the fence, can prevent small animals from running in.
--Some small animals have lower intelligence and are not afraid of the silver dragon's aura.
And this flower wall was now covered with Goblin of all sizes.
The Goblin were firmly trapped in the gaps between the spikes, unable to break free at all.
The sunlight shone on them, making them wilt.
The expressions on their faces were as distressed as their dehydrated bodies.
"Squeak!"
Upon seeing Xie Juanhan emerge, the Goblin finally broke down in tears.
In stark contrast to the weeping Goblin, the little Demon Wolf and its Companion Beast wore proud little expressions.
Surprisingly, instead of lying in the corridor, they squatted upright on the path, diligently guarding the Goblin hanging on the fence.
Xie Juanhan looked at the Goblin, then at the little ones.
He looked back and forth several times, then pointed to the Goblin on the fence and asked them, "Did you catch them?"
The little ones grew even prouder and responded seriously, "Chirp!" "Awoo!"
They're the ones who caught them.
They will catch more later.
Until the Goblin are completely defeated.
Xie Juanhan looked at the proud little ones, then at the Goblin who could barely even cry.
It seems their battle against the Goblin is essentially over.
Xie Juanhan's eyes crinkled into a smile, "Amazing!"
The little ones puffed out their chests even higher: "Chirp!" "Aww!"
==========Author's Note:=========
See you tomorrow!
Chapter 48 [VIP]
The Companion Beast and the little Demon Wolf hung the Goblin on the fence for a day and a night before taking them down.
During this time, they squatted solemnly in the courtyard, guarding the Goblin, as if no one's intercession would make a difference.
Every time Xie Juanhan passed by the courtyard, they would roll their eyes to the side and give him a knowing look.
I'm afraid he'll soften his heart and let the Goblin go.
Xie Juanhan deliberately walked into the courtyard several times.
Each time, the little ones would hold their breath, their eyes following his every move.
They breathed a sigh of relief when he went into the room.
They repeated this several times, but they still didn't realize that Xie Juanhan was deliberately teasing them.
After playing with them all day, Xie Juanhan couldn't bear it anymore, so he specially baked a low-sugar cake for them to coax them.
The next day, after releasing the Goblin, Xie Juanhan thought about it and decided to thank the great Demon Wolf.
Thank you to the big Demon Wolf for teaching the little ones how to hunt.
He specially prepared some fish and animal meat, cooked some of it, and kept the rest fresh, putting it in a basket to give to the great Demon Wolf.
When they went to deliver it, the little ones volunteered, squatting at the door and surrounding Xie Juanhan: "Chirp chirp!"
Xie Juanhan looked down at the little ones.
The little ones sat upright, their furry paws placed in front of their bellies, looking utterly docile.
Xie Juanhan hesitated. "You'll deliver it? It's too far."
Companion Beast: "Chirp!"
The little Demon Wolf also howled: "Awoo--"
"Is it alright even if it's far?" Xie Juanhan asked. "But crossing the Magic Forest might be a little dangerous."
As he spoke, Xie Juanhan glanced at Telingewei beside him.
Telingewei nodded slightly, indicating that he could.
Xie Juanhan then changed his mind. "Alright then, give it a try, and come back if you encounter any problems on the way."
The little ones: "Chirp!" "Awoo!"
Xie Juanhan moved the food to a smaller basket.
He had originally prepared only two baskets of food, but now he has divided them into nine small baskets.
The basket didn't look good if it wasn't full, so he also took some frozen roasted ribs and put them in there.