Right now, the two teams that are busiest on the battlefield are mine and Su Su's.

Because Haru's strength suddenly increased, many experts suddenly appeared, and these experts were also equipped with weapons from our own people.

This has suddenly increased the difficulty of eliminating Haru by several levels. Now, not only is everyone under great pressure, but even Su Su and I feel immense pressure.

These Haru, armed with swords, are truly difficult to kill; their own strength is already considerable.

With the added enhancement, Haru could easily slash at you with his sword. If you tried to withstand the blow head-on, the recoil would make your wrist ache and go numb.

Two of Su Su's teammates have been injured to varying degrees. The tribesman who was practicing the Mantis Beast Technique has been stabbed in the arm, and his performance has been affected, turning him into a one-armed Mantis.

Meanwhile, the towering Mila tribesman was repeatedly struck by Haru's bone knife and wooden club, leaving him bruised and battered. His previous momentum of using his body to withstand the damage had faded.

The main reason is that the enhanced Haru's power will double, so even a tiger would probably break the club that comes at him.

Fortunately, this Mira tribesman was also incredibly strong, and he held his own against the enhanced Haru in a hand-to-hand fight.

Even the best kung fu master is afraid of a kitchen knife, and even the strongest body is afraid of a pack of wolves.

Faced with Haru's reckless fighting style, even he, a ruthless man known for his strength and capable of killing leopards and other ferocious beasts with a single palm strike, was now panting heavily and complaining that he couldn't take it anymore.

My situation wasn't much better; the Mira tribesman with his incredible jumping ability was suffering losses in the increasingly chaotic battle.

At the time, I was dealing with several strong Haru who were attacking me, and I couldn't pay much attention to the Mila tribesman.

I thought that with his own agility and the fighting techniques I taught him, he could hold his own against Haru for a while, but I didn't expect that Haru would not play by the rules at all.

They knew that even with their enhanced bodies, they couldn't catch up with the incredibly fast Mira warrior.

So these Haru simply used themselves as bait to set a trap for him.

But this stubborn guy was truly stubborn. Faced with Haru's provocation, he didn't hesitate and immediately went over to fight him.

At first, they fought back and forth, with neither side gaining the upper hand.

However, when a few Haru feigned escape halfway through the battle, this headstrong Mira warrior, having lost his temper, chased after them without a second thought.

As he landed, he suddenly felt something gripping his ankles tightly.

He quickly looked down at the ground and saw that Haru, whom he had initially thought was lying dead on the ground, now had his hands firmly gripping Haru's ankles.

Not only that, several Haru immediately got up from the ground and ran towards him with weapons in hand.

In desperation, the short Mira warrior tried to jump away, but unfortunately, her legs were firmly held by a Haru.

No matter how the Mira warrior struck Haru, even when he was bleeding from his mouth and nose, Haru still clung to his leg and refused to let go.

His current situation is like a louse that was originally incredibly agile, but now has a pig tied to its leg; no matter how capable you are, you can't jump up.

The situation was urgent, and I happened to witness it. In the heat of the moment, I didn't have time to rush over to reinforce the Mira warrior, so I could only kick a knife away and thrust it straight at Haru's arm.

The sharp blade severed one of Haru's hands. Only then did the Mira warrior realize that he still had a knife on him; he had completely forgotten about it in his haste.

The Mira warrior quickly drew his sword and severed Haru's other arm, then leaped up to escape.

However, he was a little too slow, and suddenly a blow came from behind him.

The blow was originally intended to hit Mira the warrior on the back of the head; if it had landed, Mira would have been dead.

However, he was quite lucky; it was his final jump that saved him.

The blow that was supposed to hit his head instead struck his left calf because of his jump, which was a stroke of luck amidst misfortune.

A sharp pain immediately struck him; he felt as if his calf had been dislocated.

However, due to the angle, the blow didn't land entirely on the left calf; instead, it felt a bit slippery.

This blow probably only used about 30% of its force on Mira's left shin; otherwise, Haru's full-force strike would have broken her shinbone.

The fact that he is experiencing only severe pain in his left calf instead of numbness suggests that the leg bone is not injured, but rather the muscles have suffered severe blunt force trauma.

The once energetic Mira warrior now looked like a wilted cucumber. The excruciating pain had turned him into a one-legged frog, forcing him to limp and hop towards me.

The situation is critical. If this continues, we will eventually be slowly worn down by these Haru in a war of attrition.

At this moment, the stone in Top's hand could still inflict fatal damage on Haru, thanks to the experience gained from dealing with Haru last time.

Top had already climbed to the top of the highest tree as soon as the battle began, knowing that the higher the tree, the more powerful the stones would be when thrown.

Although I don't understand the principle behind it, a monkey obviously wouldn't care about so many details, as long as the method works.

Top can now almost always hit a Haru on the ground from a tree more than ten meters high. In a sense, Top is now an intelligent mobile sniper rifle.

Without exception, every stone it threw hit Haru on the back of the head, a delicate spot.

It doesn't mean that stimulating your body's potential will increase the blood flow to the back of your head. When Top throws the stone, the combined force of gravity and Top's own acceleration during the throw...

Haru, who was hit, whether you are a master or an ordinary person, will still lie flat if you are supposed to, because no one can defy the structure of their own body.

Unbeknownst to me, the one who killed the most Haru wasn't Susu, nor was it me. It was that unassuming gray-furred monkey in the tree who was the true killing machine in this battle!

Top has gone back and forth between the ground and the trees at least a dozen times. His only purpose in coming to the ground is that he has run out of stones and needs to come down to pick up suitable weapons.

I've seen Top's leather bag; it can hold up to thirty or so stones of similar size to those Top's.

To be conservative, let's say I don't expect every stone to hit its target.

I counted that more than twenty stones hit Haru in one round, so ten rounds would mean that at least two hundred Haru had fallen under Top's flying stones!