I yelled, "Don't move, let me handle this!"

This startled everyone; none of them possessed divine sense and were unaware of what had happened. I instantly teleported into the water after them.

Both Lilong and Fuzhu are water spirits, which I can't catch up with, so I caught the Tyrannosaurus Salamander.

I gave it a beating first. At first, the salamander, relying on its own strength, wanted to go toe-to-toe with me.

To intimidate them, I immediately unleashed my full power, channeling my true energy into my muscles.

He forcefully activated the body-refining mode and delivered a brutal, visceral beating to the Tyrannosaurus Salamander.

They didn't use lethal force; in the end, it exposed its belly, lay on the ground, and started to act like a spoiled child.

I stood triumphantly on its belly and began shouting, "If you two still want it dead, you'd better step forward and surrender, or I'll stew it and eat it!"

I suddenly felt the giant salamander under my feet stop struggling. I turned around and saw a crow placing its paw on its head to communicate.

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It seems her special ability is to communicate with animals. As soon as she opened her eyes, I quickly asked, "How did it go? What did you find?"

The crow looked up at me and replied, "It's afraid you're going to eat it; it's begging for mercy."

After saying that, he stroked the salamander's head again to comfort it.

This thing, even lying on the ground, is almost two meters long, and its total length is over six meters. It's a huge creature.

But its temperament was only that of a teenager. I got off it and let it roll over.

It immediately turned and hid behind the crow, trying its best to shrink itself behind the woman and let her shield it.

I found this guy's behavior quite amusing; these strange beasts have very strong senses too.

Its current behavior indicates that it senses I have no intention of killing them and is trying to emphasize the importance of priorities.

That's why it rolled over belly-up to show it had given in and surrendered; now that it sees someone it can communicate with...

It seemed to have found a backer, and suddenly let out two soft whimpers behind me.

The crow looked behind me with its beak wide open. When I turned around, I saw Li Long and Fu Zhu's heads emerge from the water.

I turned to the crows and said, "Tell them to follow me from now on. I'll take them out to see the world, to see this beautiful land, and to enjoy the good life everywhere they go."

After I finished speaking, I gestured for her to translate. The crow rolled its eyes at me but didn't say anything. Then it started cawing.

The three of them clearly understood, and they all came out of the water, huddled together, and began to communicate.

The scene resembled three elementary school students huddled together discussing something.

They were clearly divided into two factions: those who hadn't been beaten wanted to leave, while those who had been beaten didn't want to follow.

Then, through the raven's translation, that's what happened: Li Long and Fu Zhu were too curious about the outside world and wanted to go out and see it.

Since the newt still had its own colony and didn't want to leave, I didn't make things difficult for it. I gave it several rare and precious materials, all of which could gather energy.

Li Long and Fu Zhu wanted to take a few more, but I stopped them: "There will be plenty later, why are you fighting over them now?"

Seeing their two silly, unwilling expressions, I gave each of them one too. When I saw their faces light up with joy, I knew I'd been tricked.

I didn't mind. If you don't give them some benefits, why would they risk their lives for you?

I happily played with my two little ones for ages, leaving everyone else standing around.

The group of people rested to the side, all looking helpless; several of them were injured.

The heaviest was Gojo, followed by Mordoka and Karasu. Kenpachi and the Captain-Commander were almost fully recovered.

The salamander brought over a lot of fish, so we grilled and ate them together.

During dinner, I named the two little ones: Lilong was named "Chiwen" and Fuzhu was named "Yousi".