Leaf couldn't see the expressions in the three lionesses' eyes, but they could see it themselves—a kind of fear was in their companions' eyes.

Of the three lionesses, one is an adult, and the other two are recent adults.

The older lioness made a decision immediately and slowly retreated with her two companions.

Just then, the lion that had been knocked away let out a painful groan, then struggled to its feet. After glancing at the situation, it also made a retreating motion, slowly backing away.

The other lioness, who had been knocked away, let out a weak and painful groan, but neither the three lionesses nor the male lion who had just gotten up glanced at them before continuing to back away.

Seeing that Ye Zi didn't move, the four lions turned and ran away.

Just kidding, the entire tribe was almost wiped out. If they don't run now, they're just waiting to die.

Some of them were injured, and others were terrified, but Ye Zi was completely unharmed. Even her left leg, which had been bitten, showed no obvious injury.

Ethnic groups are out of the question.

Faced with such an opponent, hunting and revenge are meaningless; the best outcome is simply not to get yourself involved.

After the living lion exited the system's detection range, the system hurriedly said something and then remained silent.

Ye Zi walked over to the badly injured lioness and kicked her to her death.

The drone descended overhead, its camera aimed directly at Ye Zi's face. Ye Zi grinned, made a victory sign, and then turned to walk towards the cart.

In fact, Tongtong had been watching Yezi's direction through the gap in the curtain. Although she didn't know how the battle was going, she could clearly see Yezi walking towards her.

Before Yezi could get close to the cart, Tongtong came out of the canopy and ran to Yezi's side, asking anxiously:

"How are you? Are you hurt?"

While asking questions, Tongtong threatened Yezi to check her up and down.

"Nothing's wrong, don't worry, everything's taken care of."

"Oh no, you're injured! Quick, let me see the gun barrel."

Just as Ye Zi finished speaking, Tong Tong circled around him, and as she looked him up and down, she noticed the bloodstains seeping from his trousers.

Only now, when we're close to the fire, can we see it under its light.

As soon as she finished speaking, Tongtong pulled Yezi to sit down by the fire, then squatted down and rolled up Yezi's trouser leg to examine her.

The trousers were rolled up, revealing four bloody holes on Ye Zi's calves, left by the lioness's four canine teeth.

Calling it a blood hole isn't quite accurate; it would be more accurate to describe it as four bleeding teeth marks.

"Does it hurt? How do I treat this kind of injury in the wild? I'm so stupid, I don't know anything." Tongtong's voice was trembling with tears.

Ye Zi grinned, wiped her hand on the teeth marks, and then said:

"It doesn't hurt. I don't know what others would do, but I generally don't treat this kind of injury."

Besides, there are only four teeth marks, and I haven't even cleaned them up.

“These aren’t teeth marks, you’ve seen teeth marks that bleed, these are blood holes,” Tongtong said, tears streaming down her face.

Ye Zi used her other hand to rub Tongtong's head and continued:

"It's normal for blood to seep out when the skin is broken. Besides, which eye of yours saw me bleeding?"

Tongtong pointed to the teeth marks and said:

"It's...it's right here...wait, why is there no blood?"

With tears streaming down her face, Tongtong looked up at Yezi and said:

"It's definitely stopped bleeding. Wasn't this caused by a lion bite?"

“It was bitten by a lion,” Ye Zi replied earnestly.

"Just a tooth mark?"

Ye Zi said in a serious tone, "That's just nonsense."

"As you know, lions live in the wild and eat raw meat every day, but they never brush their teeth. Maybe their teeth are bad now."

After hearing Ye Zi's explanation, Tong Tong stopped crying and smiled, wiping away her tears as she said:

"Do you really think I'm a child? Teeth and claws are a lion's most important weapons. If its teeth are not good, it will have trouble even eating, let alone hunting."

Such a lion would certainly be sent out by the pride to its death.

Ye Zi nodded and said:

"Yes, the lion that bit me was the first one I beat to death."

"Kill him? You throw stones so fast and accurately, they're even more powerful than bullets, why don't you use stones?"

Are there many lions coming?

"There weren't many. We killed four by throwing stones, let four go, and finished off the remaining eight with punches and kicks."

Mainly because they've been throwing stones all day, and Big Black has been doing the cart-pulling work too. They haven't had any exercise in a while, so they need to get some movement.

Ye Zi said, Tong Tong silently calculated, then exclaimed in surprise:

"Sixteen lions came, and you killed twelve of them?"

Wait a minute, you said you wanted to stretch your legs, so you challenged a lion to a duel?

"Yeah, it's not easy to find someone who's both capable and not disgusting. It would be a waste not to give them a chance to fight."

"You deserved to be bitten by a lion." Seeing that the wound had indeed stopped bleeding, Tongtong said irritably.

"I was bitten on purpose. When you're fighting, you have to test how much attack power the other side has, so I ignored the side that bit me. It just broke my skin, which disappointed me, so I gave it a good thrashing."

Surprisingly, its bite force was only average, and its resistance to impact was even worse; it just snapped.

Ye Zi spoke lightly, but Tong Tong knew that even an elderly lion was not something a human could easily contend with, especially when surrounded by a pride of lions.

But Ye Zi won, that's a fact. Apart from those four teeth marks, she wasn't hurt at all.

"Whatever you say, what do we do now?"

Ye Zi thought for a moment, then looked at the sky and said:

"I'll go drag the body back, so the hyenas don't get the better of me, and then I'll go back to sleep."

As for you, just go to sleep.

"Okay, this ordeal really scared me, I definitely need to sleep to recover."

Tongtong readily agreed, saying she couldn't help with dragging the corpse; she couldn't even move an antelope, let alone a lion.

A few days ago, in order not to become just a pretty face, Tongtong tried to help, but she could only drag a processed antelope, let alone move it.

That's not helping, that's making things worse.

Ye Zi got up to drag the body away, but Tong Tong didn't get in the car to rest immediately. Instead, she sat by the fire waiting for Ye Zi.

Ye Zi made two trips to drag the twelve lions' bodies to the vicinity of the cart. Tong Tong greeted them before getting on the cart to rest.

Yezi lay down by the fire and quickly fell asleep.

On the morning of the twenty-sixth day, Ye Zi opened her eyes when she heard a noise and saw Tong Tong coming out of the car shed.

Although she wondered why the system hadn't woken her up, she figured it was probably busy with something else since it had just received half a lump of spiritual energy.

Besides, he doesn't have anything important to do; as long as the system can't detect any problems, that's fine.

After getting off the bus, Tongtong's first glance fell on the lion carcasses.

When the body was dragged back, it was still dark, and Ye Zi had placed the body some distance from the fire, so she was too lazy to know the details.

Now that it's daylight, she naturally wants to take a good look. She's only ever seen this kind of thing in the zoo, and this is the first time she's observed it up close.