"Let him go."

Ahri covered her stomach with one hand; she could feel the baby inside her coming out.

The Mamba Serpent Beastman flicked his tongue, stared at Ahri, and said, "Are you about to give birth?"

“Yes.” Although Ahri’s face showed great pain, she remained calm and waited for the right opportunity.

Because of the mamba snake's quick reaction time, it may dodge the tranquilizer dart once it is on guard.

Aze struggled, his face pale, and shouted, "Ali, get out of here! Don't worry about me!"

Ahri, her lips pale, glanced at the mamba snake. Sensing that he made no dangerous move, she opened the wooden box beside her, pulled out an animal skin, and lay down uncomfortably. She said to Aze, who was entangled in the skin, "Fool, this is our home. Where else can I go?"

After Ahri finished speaking, she noticed that the Mamba Snake had released Ahze and heard him say, "So this treehouse really does have an owner."

Aze collapsed to the ground, exhausted, and looked warily at the Mamba snake. But when he heard Ahri's muffled groan, he stumbled over and asked frantically, "Ahri, tell me what to do?"

"Boiling some water or preparing food is fine."

Ahri, panting, held Aze's hand reassuringly. She had also opted for an epidural for childbirth, otherwise the menacing mamba snake lurking nearby would have been quite dangerous.

The mamba snake instantly transformed into an orc, its long tail turning into long legs. It said, "I'll go." With that, it walked out of the treehouse.

Aze looked at the Mamba snake in surprise.

Ahri squeezed Ahze's hand and said, "Be careful, I'm fine."

Aze nodded and went to prepare to boil water. After all, there were some things he had always kept hidden; what could that mamba snake possibly know?

At the same time, Ahri felt the babies sliding out one by one.

After Aze boiled the water, Ali had already settled the six cubs.

Aze brought up a pot of hot water, followed by a mamba snake carrying food.

Ahri, draped in an animal skin, looked up at Aze and said, "Look, our little ones, three white foxes and three rabbits."

Aze quickly put down the hot water in his hand, half-squatted in front of Ali, reached out and hugged Ali, and said with red eyes, "Ali, you've worked so hard, I really love you so much."

Ahri smiled and said, "I love you too, Aze."