After leaving the kindergarten, Jian Dan headed straight up the mountain without slowing down at all.

Despite her anxiety, she was no stranger to big problems. She remained calm and composed, able to prioritize. Even if she needed to discipline that brat, she would do so later when he returned.

Moreover, knowing that Little White Wolf was also gone, she felt much more at ease. In fact, she did see a few soft wolf hairs in Little Cub's backpack. She hadn't thought much of it at first, but now she was certain that they were from when Little Cub put Little White Wolf in.

However, her anger was only growing. Putting everything else aside, this cub was really bold. He was now completely lawless and fearless. She had originally thought that the wolf cub would give her some peace and quiet, but after only a few days, he dared to run away from home with the wolf cub.

Yes, Jian Dan is now at least 80% certain that the little brat went out on his own initiative, rather than being abducted.

If we're talking about kidnapping, unless the other party knocks her unconscious or ties her up, rendering her immobile, it's more likely that the other party is someone she's interested in, or perhaps a wolf. In any case, based on her understanding of the cub, she should have gone out on her own initiative.

Despite her young age, she's not a simpleton at all; she's quite mischievous. Her older brothers have been tricked by her quite a bit, and the family spoils her. It's only she who can be ruthless and give a cold shoulder, and Jian Dan believes that.

So if they have free time, even if the other person is an adult, the little brat will definitely cause trouble for them.

I thought about it, but I was also really worried. That was my child, and her speed was already at its limit. Even compared to professionals, she was far ahead. If someone saw it, they might think they had seen a ghost.

Once we got up the mountain, the pace slowed down considerably. As I searched, I frantically pulled out the watch connected to the locator. I had been so flustered earlier that I had completely forgotten about it.

Tap on the watch, and soon a red dot appeared. Jian Dan was startled and breathed a sigh of relief without even realizing it.

Goodness, they really did get deep into the mountains, but at that speed?

Watching the red dot move at such a speed, Jian Dan's heart jumped into her throat again. According to the ratio set by her built-in program, at this speed, and still heading towards the deep mountains, even for her, it would probably not be easy.

Heh, then it's 99% not human. She gritted her teeth. It might really be that little gray dog ​​that caused this trouble!

Thinking about it this way, she didn't know whether to feel relieved or worried. Although this little rascal was wild, it seemed to be the first time he had been alone with Little Grey, and he had never been deep in the mountains before...

After walking a distance, she encountered the patrol team, led by Platoon Leader Xu, whom she had dealt with before. After thinking for a moment, she asked him to pass on a message to Regiment Commander Lin, saying that there was news about the child and that the family compound and the barracks could return to normal.

He wrote another note, asking him to take it down the mountain and give it to the old man.

With the old man around, Commander Lin can communicate clearly, and the situation down the mountain should recover soon.

Watching the patrol team leave, she hesitated for a moment, staring at the red dot on her watch as if she had stopped, and then exhaled.

She did want to chase after him right now, but while her speed was decent compared to others, she was far inferior to the Forest King, so she didn't even consider trying to spar with him.

However, with the child in someone else's hands, she, as the mother, couldn't just let go. After thinking it over, she followed the direction the red dot was moving and went straight into the deep mountains.

Having figured things out after all this time, she was no longer flustered. Since Little Grey dared to send her cub over, taking the cub away wouldn't put her in any danger.

She had an unspoken confidence, something she'd never had before, which ironically fueled her as she ventured deep into the mountains.

She couldn't keep up, but she was still closer to the cub. Of course, she wasn't idle either. Along the way, she picked any precious herbs she recognized, roots and all, and she didn't let any prey go. She was completely unaware of the chaos down the mountain.

The old man and woman were naturally worried. After making arrangements at home, the old man couldn't sit still and went to find Commander Lin to verify the details of the morning at the family compound again.

The worst part at this point is that there is no surveillance. Although it is called an investigation, it is not that simple. The family compound is closed, but people can sneak in from the foot of the mountain. It can only keep out honest people, not scoundrels.

The entrance to the family compound is indeed strictly controlled. Strangers entering and leaving are registered. But it's obvious that suspicious people wouldn't just walk in through the gate openly. Besides, no outsiders have entered today, yesterday, or even in the past week. Usually, it's family members who come and go, and they've all lived here for quite some time.

We checked the outer wall of the kindergarten several times, and apart from two tiny holes that weren't even dog holes, it would be difficult for even a larger mouse to squeeze through, let alone a little kid.

The security guards at the kindergarten and school gates are all veterans, and they are very strict. They only let parents and teachers in during drop-off and pick-up times, school hours, and other times. So, the person at the gate was the first to be ruled out as a suspect.

After searching around several times, it was the guard who had seen the wolf cubs who finally figured it out and found some clues outside the kindergarten wall.

"Boss, take a look at this mark,"

The investigation just now mainly focused on human footprints. These footprints were clearly not human, and they were in an inconspicuous section of the road, so they were naturally overlooked.

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