Before I had a good night's sleep, Su Tang scooped me up and took me to the Gray Wolf Tribe.

Su Tang was going to find Wolf Nini. Since she was going out anyway, she had to bring the cubs with her; she couldn't go out for nothing.

So, the man and his five children strolled leisurely along the path.

The kitten was the main one, looking like it hadn't woken up yet, with its eyes squinted and ears drooping as it followed behind its mother.

To get to the gray wolf tribe, you have to go through a forest path.

Outside, the sun was blazing, but the path was very shady. The old trees on both sides of the path completely blocked out the sun's rays.

Arrived at the tribe.

With the shade gone and the sun shining down, the kittens became much more awake.

The babies are more sensitive to cold than heat.

Instead, the more sun it got, the more energetic it became, and it started hopping and running forward.

Before they even reached Wolf Nini's cave, the kitten in front of them suddenly stopped and began hissing at the front.

"Meow!" it meowed fiercely.

Su Tang quickly followed and found that the wolf cub was also ahead.

The wolf cubs were completely entangled in vines, and a tall, strong male was holding one of them.

The kittens were meowing at this male.

Lion Feather was somewhat stunned when it saw the fierce-looking cub at its feet.

Why do these cubs look so familiar?

He remembered that there was once an elderly female tiger in the tribe, whose beast form was also snow-white, and these cubs were almost miniature versions of tiger beasts.

But the next second...

He then heard several cubs meowing.