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The wild camels were very docile when they were around Shi Wen, but they became quite ferocious towards other people, perhaps because they held a grudge against him for taking their blood before.

Zhou Hongzhong and his team members dared not approach, fearing the wild camels would bite them, and could only let Shi Wen go forward.

Shi Wen wild camels approaching from the side.

The wild camel blinked, its long eyelashes fluttering. Shi Wen couldn't help but reach out and pat the head of the camel under his command, "Wait for me, it'll be ready soon."

The wild camel cried out "Oh!" because its voice sounded remarkably like that of a middle-aged man, which was quite funny.

Shi Wen smiled and touched it again.

Six wild camels, and it won't take more than five minutes to attach tracking devices to them.

Shi Wen quickly finished. "What do we do now? Just release them into the wild?"

Zhou Hongzhong: "Yes, we'll try our best to get it across to the Gobi Desert."

Shi Wen, "Thank you for your hard work. Let me help you get them onto the truck."

Zhou Hongzhong readily agreed, "That would be perfect, otherwise we wouldn't know how to get there in time."

Zhou Hongzhong directed his men to drive over, Shi Wen watched from behind as they opened the trunk and slowly drove the wild camels onto the vehicle.

The process went smoothly.

The wild camel, chewing on the soybeans in its mouth, was obediently herded into the cart.

It wasn't until the iron door of the rear carriage closed that the wild camels belatedly realized what had happened, and then they started yelling "Oh oh!" from inside the carriage.

Shi Wen was listening nearby, found it quite amusing. He gently tapped the carriage to silence the wild camels. "Once you're out there, live your lives well and don't come back."

The wild camels ignored him and kept yelling "Oh oh!"

Zhou Hongzhong and his men stepped on the gas, and the truck slowly drove out, gradually disappearing from Shi Wen's sight.

Only the comical cries of the wild camels could still be heard from afar.

Shi Wen his head and saw the dogs watching the wild camels leave with him.

Meeting Shi Wen's gaze, Heiwa barked loudly, "Woof!"

Shi Wen beckoned the dogs over and patted them on the back of the neck. "Don't worry, we won't leave any wild camels here."

Wolf King: "Woof woof woof!"

Shi Wen, "It's true. Even if I wanted to stay, the country wouldn't let me."

The wild camels were destined to be just passersby on Shi Wen's ranch. Once they were sent back, Shi Wen put them out of his mind and continued to busy himself with ranch affairs.

That afternoon, when Shi Wen received a call from Zhou Hongzhong, Shi Wen was a little confused. "You mean, according to the monitoring app, that herd of wild camels is coming towards my ranch again? Didn't you release them far away in the Gobi Desert?"

Zhou Hongzhong's voice was tinged with helplessness. "Yes, we put them so far away, who would have thought they would come back?"

Shi Wen, "So what do we do now? Are you going to surround and block them, or—"

Zhou Hongzhong: "If they really come to your ranch, we'll definitely have to catch them and release them back into the wild. I'm just letting you know, sorry for the trouble."

"It's no trouble at all." Shi Wen, "How about this, you send me the wild camels' route, and I'll ride my motorcycle over there to see if I can drive them away in advance."

Zhou Hongzhong: "That works too, I'll send it to you WeChat."

Zhou Hongzhong quickly sent over the wild camels' route. Shi Wen at it and couldn't help but laugh, "Not bad, they've been choosing the best pastures along the way."

The wild camels must have grazed their way through the area where the pastures were at their most lush and tender.

Shi Wen at them, you could tell they were a herd of greedy wild camels.

That makes sense; if they weren't greedy, why would they go through all that trouble to drive back to the pasture?

Shi Wen confirming the approximate location of the wild camels, I rode my motorcycle towards them.

He even brought a willow branch to whip the camels, hoping to successfully drive the wild camels away.

He spent the entire journey thinking of a plan to herd the camels.

Before the motorcycle even reached its destination, Shi Wen heard the sounds of a fight ahead.

It's the sound of wild animals fighting—howling, the sounds of hand-to-hand combat, and the dull thuds of things falling to the ground; the sounds are very mixed together.

Shi Wen rarely hear this kind of noise in the wild, and my first thought was, "Could someone be poaching?"

He slowed down and quietly approached the source of the noise.

Even from a distance of several dozen meters, he could see dust billowing up.

Amidst the dust, the wolves and wild camels clashed.

Wild camels have long hair, are very large, but have relatively thin skin.

The wolves were relatively small and their claws weren't very strong, but they excelled in teamwork. Under the command of the alpha wolf, they used a flanking maneuver to outnumber the camels and easily subdue them.

Etc!

Why does that wolf that's in command look so familiar?

Shi Wen closer inspection, Shi Wen realized that the wolf standing in the pack was none other than the Wolf King.

After the Wolf King arrived at their ranch, it ate and drank well and got plenty of exercise. Its fur became much thicker than before, and now it has a very smooth and beautiful coat.

However, its cunning and treacherous tactics in directing the wolf pack to attack the wild camels ruined the beauty of the scene.

The wolf pack grew stronger with each battle, taking turns charging.

Surrounded, the wild camel faced attacks from all sides. It couldn't protect its feet while focusing on its head, and it couldn't protect its neck while focusing on its rear. It was in a rather sorry state for a while.

The wild camels, lacking combat experience, were quickly overwhelmed by the wolf pack and fled in panic.

The wolf pack surrounded the Wolf King, howling for a while, before quickly dispersing.

It seems that even after arriving at his ranch, the Wolf King maintained contact with his previous wolf pack.

But shouldn't it be grazing on the pasture at this time?

It ran out and led a pack of wolves to attack camels, so who was grazing the livestock on the pasture? Were its Langwa partner helping to cover for it?

Shi Wen felt that his little ones were a bit beyond his expectations.