At the zoo gate.

The wounded monsters looked at the fallen soldiers and magicians in a daze.

They subconsciously looked at Sim, only to see that Sim, covered in blood, looked relieved.

One of the less injured monsters asked doubtfully, "Sim, is this the end? I thought there would be some brutal battle scene."

Before, Sim did not explain Lingling's methods in detail to the monsters, but only asked them to help cause trouble to attract soldiers and magicians.

On the contrary, if Josiah and his men are given some time, they will send out their "strongest forces" to defeat the soldiers and magicians and help them escape from the zoo.

But I didn't expect this was the way to defeat him! What kind of new, invisible method of killing people is this?

Sim looked up at the monster that asked the question, then lowered his eyes and stepped on the soldiers and magicians on the ground.

I step on the left, step on the right, step on...

Seeing that they were all as unresponsive as salted fish, Sim replied in a cheerful tone, "Yes, it's over! The strongest fighters are still very powerful. Look, they've all fallen."

"Haha, so we can run now? We are free? Hahahaha!"

Happiness came so suddenly that the Warcraft felt like they were dreaming. They didn't dare to believe it and were even a little hesitant for a moment.

Sim did not answer immediately, but looked at the back of one of the monsters.

I saw a furry, clean, short-armed and short-legged black and white bear hanging on the slightly dirty back of the monster with difficulty.

It seemed that her little paws got entangled in the monster's fur in a panic, and her whole little body was thrown off and hung on it miserably, swaying from side to side.

Perhaps because the little fat ball was quite heavy, the monster was pulled so hard that its teeth bared. It turned its head desperately to look at Lingling who was making trouble, and did not pay attention to the conversation between Sim and the others.

"Hiss, hiss, it hurts——"

The monster was twitching in pain and subconsciously wanted to jump a few times.

Before he could do anything, Josiah came running up from behind and rescued Xiao Lingling, who was entangled in the hair, and the monster that was being yelled at by Xiao Lingling.

"Huh~ Scared the bird!" The little boy who successfully fell into Josiah's arms sighed in a baby voice.

The little Lingling cub, who had just displayed his might, had no time to show off before he was almost thrown away because he didn't pay attention to the monster's movements to avoid the attack. Fortunately, the little guy was quick-eyed and quick-handed and grabbed the "life-saving Maomao" tightly.

When Josiah picked her up, he almost laughed out loud at the little girl's rescued expression.

He gently rubbed the little ball's furry head and teased: "Brother, did you ask me to be careful, huh?"

The little boy held his head with his paws guiltily and grinned foolishly at Josiah, but out of the corner of his eye he saw a whirring object flying low over him.

"Hmm?" The little dumpling made a puzzled sound.

Huhu flew to Sim's side and looked at the wounds on Sim's body with heartache. He raised and lowered his little tiger paws, raised and lowered them again, but finally he didn't dare to touch it. He circled around Sim anxiously.

Seeing this, the little dumpling no longer cared about feeling guilty, and patted Josiah's shoulder with his little paws in panic.

Josiah followed his gaze and understood immediately, but he didn't let go of Lingling.

He looked back at the tree people and beastmen who had transformed into human form, dressed neatly, and had successfully emerged, and said:

"Big Tree Man brothers, can we leave the injured monsters to you?"

Hearing this, Amos reached out and made a fist. After feeling it carefully, he smiled brightly: "No problem! Leave it to us."

As they spoke, the four tree people walked towards the monsters that had stopped fighting. When they passed Lingling, they reached out and rubbed the little guy's furry head.

The little guy was rubbed so hard that he hugged his little head and hid while giggling.

Josiah looked at the orcs again and asked:

"Orc brothers, are you all right? Are you hurt?"

The orcs responded in unison: "It's okay, it's okay. Lingling arrived just in time. We're fine."

Seeing the orcs shaking their heads and jumping around a few times to show the worried Lingling, Josiah smiled and continued:

"Well, originally, I wanted to kill those soldiers and magicians. But I just had a new idea - throw them into the menagerie."

Having said this, Josiah paused, looked at the orcs' expressions, and seeing that they looked normal, he continued:

"There are monsters in the menagerie that hate them. We'll strip them of their weapons. They won't have an easy time inside. Without their magic power, they won't be able to act tyrannically."

"After everything is settled, if they are still alive, we can judge their sins."

"Otherwise, I'm afraid someone with ulterior motives might mislead us into thinking we're non-humans killing innocent people, sparking conflict between races. What do you think?"

This was the experience Josiah gained from the Merman King Triton. Although the Merman King was feared and no one dared to provoke him, it was inevitable that the human race would label the Merman race as "killers".

He didn't want these unwarranted labels to be imposed on any of them again.

After hearing this, the orcs did not hesitate.

Taike was the first to speak up, "Okay, that's a good idea. We don't want to leave a bad impression on Lingling, so let them fend for themselves. We'll give them a taste of their own medicine."

After saying that, he said goodbye to Josiah and started throwing people into the zoo with the orcs without wasting a second.

Of course, they took off all the weapons and staffs, and hid the good stuff on their bodies.

Josiah was holding Lingling and couldn't intervene, so he stood quietly by the door, keeping a watchful eye on the people and monsters in the zoo who hadn't left.

There was some regret in his beautiful eyes, and he apologized in his heart to the people and animals who did not come out with them:

"I'm sorry, please wait a little longer. You can all come out after this is over."

Sim was familiar with the monsters he summoned, and he also guaranteed that they would not cause trouble.

However, no one dared to guarantee the rest. The rationality of the monsters that had been imprisoned and hungry for a long time could not be estimated by ordinary thinking.

In order to avoid harming innocent people, the best solution he could think of was this.

After the matter was over, he promised that both the good and the bad would be dealt with accordingly.

"That's right!" Josiah suddenly thought: "Brothers, check if there is any food on them. Find all of them and throw them into the zoo later."

With food, there should be much less conflict, and the rest will be left to fate.

After about ten minutes, the battlefield was cleared and the monsters' injuries were healed by the tree people.

The moment the door closed, Lingling tilted her head and looked around. Seeing her brothers and uncles were beside her, she smiled.

The little girl followed her brother's instructions and removed the hypnotic magic of the bad guys inside. She also "dealt with" a few people she knew who had hurt the monsters. Then she looked heartless and cried out in a baby voice:

"Go, let's go find the uncles!"