Rakshasa's voice echoed across the entire battlefield. Ah Huang quickly noticed the situation and found itself fighting the alpha wolf, having gained the upper hand. However, Rakshasa's condition made Ah Huang extremely anxious. Ah Huang had long since adapted to its position as the alpha dog and was familiar with its responsibilities and obligations. It could not abandon any of its comrades.

Ah Huang fiercely fought the alpha wolf for a round, forcing it back a step, before charging madly toward Rakshasa's position.

The wolf realized Ah Huang's arrival. It was still tearing at Ah Huang with its mouth, but it was keeping an eye on Ah Huang's position out of the corner of its eye. Just as Ah Huang's attack was about to land on it, the wolf took a step back, released its teeth, abandoned Rakshasa, and turned to rush towards Shak.

This wolf was much more cunning than the other wolves. It knew it couldn't fight Ah Huang, who had the upper hand even against the alpha wolf. It was no match for Ah Huang, so it ran to this side, hoping to join forces with another companion to take care of these Dogo Argentinos first.

Having regained its freedom, the Rakshasa stood up dazedly, panting heavily. As its brain regained oxygen, its consciousness gradually cleared.

Rakshasa has a wound on its throat, but it's not particularly serious. It still retains some fighting ability, but it needs some time to recover before the battle.

Shak, who had just gained the upper hand, was suddenly faced with two wolves, which put him in a predicament in an instant. He was not capable of fighting two against one. He was a little scared and before he could react, he was attacked on the back. Fortunately, Ah Huang arrived in time. It rushed over with great speed, bit the wolf, dragged it aside, and fiercely shook its head.

Ah Huang's attack was no longer holding back; its bites were full of force. Given time, it was even confident that it could kill the wolf completely within minutes.

But the cunning wolf would never give Ah Huang such a chance. It was still tearing at Ah Huang with its head down when the screams of the brindle dogs rang out once again.

Ah Huang looked up and saw that the alpha wolf, which hadn't pursued them, had joined the battle. Its strength had given the tabby dogs an overwhelming advantage. The tabby dogs were already injured, and with the alpha wolf's attack, they were completely unable to hold on...

Screams rose and fell. Helpless, Ah Huang had no choice but to drop the wolf in its mouth and rush towards the other side. It was already feeling tired as it ran. It had already exhausted a lot of energy in the battle with the black bear. Although it had rested for a while, it had not yet recovered to its peak before it encountered this pack of wolves.

In order to rescue his companions, Ah Huang ran back and forth across the battlefield, and this mental and physical exertion greatly depleted his strength and willpower.

Ah Huang knew it couldn't fall, so it forced itself to stay at its peak. It charged at the alpha wolf and pounced on it, knocking the guy to the ground.

The alpha wolf was no match for Ah Huang in terms of strength, but it didn't seem afraid of being pounced on. In the instant it fell to the ground, it was always looking for an opportunity to counterattack. However, Ah Huang had already realized what these guys were thinking and always protected its throat very well.

Unable to land its teeth on Ah Huang's throat, the wolf used its fangs to attack everything it could reach. Ah Huang's body was covered in wounds, but fortunately, apart from some pain, these wounds had no other effects.

Ah Huang bit the wolf's side of the neck and then tore at it wildly. The alpha wolf's throat was protected. Although the side of the neck was also important, Ah Huang could not inflict fatal damage on the wolf in a short time.

Ah Huang was extremely anxious. The battle seemed evenly matched, with the hunting dogs even having a slight advantage. However, Ah Huang knew that this was all an illusion. If there was even the slightest mistake, the opponent would seize the opportunity to deliver a fatal blow to the hunting dogs.

Ah Huang cannot allow any of its companions to lose their lives. Whether it is the Dogo Argentino, Xia Si, or Tiger Stripe, they are all comrades it recognizes, and it feels obligated to protect them.

In his anxiety, Ah Huang increased the force of his bites, but the alpha wolf was also using its teeth to fight back.

The stalemate continued, and over there, Shaq's cries for help rang out again. The wolf that had been bitten by Ah Huang had recovered and once again joined forces with its companions to launch a two-against-one attack on Shaq.

Under such an offensive, Shak was forced to retreat step by step and soon had no chance to defend himself. Rakshasa was still standing there, not yet recovered. It let out a few weak cries and its steps were still unsteady.

Helpless, Ah Huang tossed the alpha wolf aside again. Shak was the only one still capable of fighting one-on-one with the wolves. Ah Huang couldn't afford to lose another companion like Shak. If Shak lost his fighting ability like Luosha, the situation today would be unpredictable.

Ah Huang rushed over just in time to come to the rescue, while the wolves cunningly hid to the side. They had realized Ah Huang's weakness, and these treacherous, cunning, and extremely ferocious creatures used the weak hunting dogs as their attack points, engaging in guerrilla warfare with Ah Huang.

When Ah Huang rushed to Shak's side, the two wolves retreated simultaneously. They rushed to the other side, joined the alpha wolf, and then charged towards the brindle dogs...

This situation enraged Ah Huang, who roared and charged towards the brindle dog. But as Ah Huang charged, the wolves attacked the Xia Si dog instead.

Ah Huang was furious. It had seen through the wolves' scheme. While chasing the wolf pack, it also began to call the hunting dogs to join it. The wolves used feints to attack from different directions, and Ah Huang fought desperately back and forth in this area...

Such a chase severely depleted Ah Huang's stamina, and it soon showed signs of exhaustion. Ah Huang bared its teeth, but due to its lack of strength, its speed also decreased significantly. It could no longer catch up with the wolf and could only stand in place, protecting the hunting dogs behind it, panting heavily.

Ah Huang needed to rest, and the wolves saw this. They knew their chance had come. They stopped running and suddenly launched a counterattack. The remaining four wolves ignored the other hunting dogs and charged at Ah Huang...