Chapter 38 They spoke very harshly.

“The little envoy really went to our tribe,” the orc explained when he saw that the man did not believe him.

"The little envoy went to the Rock Wolf tribe, but the orcs there didn't believe him and even called him a liar. The little envoy was so angry that he cried!"

The little wolf cub didn't understand what they were saying, but it seemed to hear the name Yuanyuan.

With its furry ears perked up, it poked its head out from under the leopard's feet, bared its teeth at the eagle-beastman, and made a soft "whooshing" sound.

Leopard frowned, still somewhat disbelieving. How could any tribe treat the Beast God's messenger like this?

"You're not lying?"

"How could I lie about something like this? The messenger only said that the little messenger was angered and ran away."

Leopard looked down at the restless little guy at his feet, struggling with whether or not to believe him.

“It’s closer to our tribe from here. If you don’t believe me, you can go and see for yourself.”

Leopard gritted his teeth, picked up the wolf cub, and headed towards the grassland tribe.

"You're too slow, let me take you there!"

And so, Leopard Jiu carried the little wolf onto the back of the eagle beastman and flew towards the grassland tribe.

...

Finally, we arrived at the border of the grassland tribe before dark.

The eagle-orc led them to land at the entrance of the tribe, and as soon as they landed, he flapped his wings and flew away.

It was getting dark, and the tribe had already lit torches.

Several orcs guarding the entrance saw Leopard Jiu and Little Wolf and immediately surrounded them warily: "Halt! Who goes there?"

Leopard Jiu tucked the wolf cub into his arms. "I am Leopard Jiu from the Black Tiger Tribe. I've come to deliver your beloved pet to the little envoy!"

The orc from the grassland tribe scrutinized him carefully, unsure of his authenticity and not daring to offend him. "I'll send someone to inform him first."

Leopard nodded, understanding.

Taking advantage of his inattention, the wolf cub jumped out of his arms, landed, and ran as fast as it could into the tribe.

The guard beastman, fearing it would cause trouble, reached out to stop it, but it nimbly dodged him.

"Hey! Don't run away!"

Several orcs gave chase.

Yuanyuan was sitting by the door enjoying the breeze when she heard footsteps. She looked up and saw a white ball of fluff rushing towards her.

Before she could react, the little furball buried its head in her arms, burrowing deeper and whimpering pitifully, its paws clung to her clothes.

"Little Wolf, what brings you here?"

Yuanyuan, both surprised and delighted, held the little wolf in her arms, gently stroking its fur. "How did you know I was here?"

She thought they would go to the rock wolf tribe to find her, and she felt regretful that she had missed the little wolf again.

"You really know the little envoy?"

The orc warrior who caught up asked, and Yuanyuan nodded, "I know it, it's my little friend."

Bao Jiu strode over, and Yuan Yuan waved to him, "Uncle Bao Jiu, you've worked hard."

"It's not hard work. I'm happy to be able to help Uncle Yuanyuan."

Huya nodded to him as a greeting.

The leather strap at her waist buckled, but Yuanyuan quickly pinched the bag's opening shut.

Yuanyuan didn't get an answer from the little wolf, so she looked up and asked, "Uncle Leopard Jiu, how did you know I was here?"

Just as Leopard was about to speak, the eagle-beastman who had just left flapped his wings and flew over, shouting, "Don't stop him, he's a friend of the little envoy!"

Then he realized that everyone was looking at him.

Feeling a little embarrassed, he scratched his head. He had just had a stomachache and couldn't hold it in any longer, so he put them down and quickly ran to the forest to relieve himself.

When they returned, they found the gatekeeper warrior chasing after the little wolf.

After the gatekeeper left, he turned to Bao Jiu and raised his chin, saying, "I told you I wasn't lying, the little envoy is here."

Leopard nodded and looked at Yuanyuan, "We ran into him halfway there, and he said you were bullied by the Rock Wolf tribe. What happened?"

Yuanyuan paused for a moment, then shook her head. "It wasn't really bullying! They just didn't believe I was an envoy and wanted to drive me away, so I came back with Xiaobai."

Huya stood to the side and nodded. "They said some very unpleasant things."

"The Rock Wolf tribe has gone too far. How could they treat you like this? Don't go to their tribe again."

The leader of the Azure Feathers came out upon hearing the sound, glanced at Bao Jiu, then looked at the clingy little wolf cub in Yuan Yuan's arms, and said with a smile:

"Since you're a friend of the little envoy, why don't you stay here with us!"

"Thank you for your help, Chief Cangling."

"No trouble at all, I'll go and have them prepare some food for you right away."

Thank you.

The leader finished speaking and left.

The little wolf rubbed nervously against Yuanyuan's chest, occasionally sticking out its little tongue to lick her hand.

Yuanyuan looked down at the uneasy little one in her arms and felt a little guilty.

"I'm sorry, Little Wolf, I left in a hurry and couldn't take you with me. Don't worry, I'll definitely take you with me this time."

"Awoo!"

The little wolf clung to her, nestled in her arms, refusing to get down.

By the time the little wolf was calmed down, it was completely dark.

At this time, only they were in the wooden house, so Yuanyuan let the little snake out.

The little snake stared at the little wolf in her arms with hostility.

There were several warning hissing sounds.

Perhaps because he was close to Yuanyuan, he understood.

He turned his head and gave her a cute but fierce howl.

Yuanyuan looked down and poked the little wolf's fluffy ears, laughing out loud: "Are you two going to fight?"

The wolf cub immediately shrank into her neck, gripping her tightly with its claws, its tail wrapped around her arm, and turned its head to glare at the snake.

His teeth were clenched so hard they were grinding together, as if in a show of defiance.

Not to be outdone, the little snake coiled around Yuanyuan's other wrist, its head close to the little wolf's face, its red tongue flicking rapidly.

"Hiss!"

"Awoo!!"

"Okay, okay, don't be fierce!"

Yuanyuan gently flicked the little snake's head and patted the little wolf's back. "You are both my little friends, so you should get along well."

The little wolf whimpered twice, burying its head in her arms.

"Awoo..."

The little wolf was truly wronged. It was clearly the first to know her, but everyone else seemed more important than it.

I promised to bring it home, but I only brought that naughty rabbit.

Now there's another snake.

Yuanyuan pulled her aside and saw the little wolf with teary eyes, so she quickly comforted her.

The little snake was furious at being ignored, so it coiled its tail even tighter and deliberately rubbed its cool scales against her skin in an attempt to attract her attention.

Yuanyuan sighed helplessly, placed the little wolf on her lap, and held the little snake in one hand. "Alright, alright, be good. If anyone makes a fuss, I won't take it with me when I get back."

The two little ones behaved themselves.

...

Just then, Little White came running over. Yuanyuan put the two little ones on the bed.

"Little White, can you take me to find Uncle Chief? I have something to give him."

Xiao Bai didn't ask any more questions and nodded.

"Awoo!"

The little wolf also stood up, jumped to the ground, rubbed against Yuanyuan's trouser leg, wagged its little tail, and followed them towards the chief's big wooden house.

Seeing that he insisted on following, Yuanyuan bent down and picked him up.

There were still orcs walking around in the tribe. When they saw Yuanyuan and Xiaobai walk by, they smiled and nodded to greet them.

Upon reaching the door of the wooden house, Xiaobai called out, "Father, Yuanyuan is looking for you!"

The leader's voice came from inside the house: "Come in."