The creatures of the forest do whatever they want, without any scruples.
He didn't understand concepts like shame, but for some reason, he just didn't want to do this in front of a woman...
The cramping pain returned, and Ah San's face turned red; he could barely hold it in any longer.
Pfft...pfft...pfft...A foul stench filled the air. The woman looked over, smiled, and said something to the boy.
The Indian man's face turned as red as if it were bleeding; he was experiencing embarrassment for the first time.
Opening the wooden cage, Xiao Hao's face was grumpy. "Come out."
My sister said Ah San might need to relieve himself. How annoying! He doesn't even know when to stop! Doesn't he want people to eat? What a jerk! What a jerk! What a jerk!
Xiao Hao cursed the Indians several times in his heart.
Ah San clutched his stomach and rushed out.
Xiao Hao grabbed Ah San and put a rope around Ah San's neck.
Dare to put a rope around his neck? The Indian's ferocity was on full display.
Unfortunately, my stomach wouldn't cooperate, and I couldn't hold it in any longer. So, I gritted my teeth and hopped into the woods.
"Let me tell you, if you dare to run, I'll strangle you."
Xiao Hao tugged at the rope.
The rope tightened, and Ah San was unloading his bundles with a crackling sound, his anus half-locked by the rope.
Roar... Roar...
Enraged, Ah San, with red eyes, grabbed the rope with one hand and lifted the animal skirt with the other, glaring angrily at Xiao Hao.
At this moment, in this scene, how should I put it, there is absolutely no imposing presence whatsoever.
Xiao Hao fanned his nose, looking utterly disgusted:
"It stinks! It stinks! What did you eat? It smells so bad, it's disgusting! A prisoner like you dares to talk back to me? Doesn't he know his place?"
Tighten the rope again. "Hurry up, are you done yet? Oh right, I forgot some toilet paper..."
Then I saw Ah San grab a handful of grass, wipe it haphazardly, and then casually throw it at Xiao Hao.
That place...
"You, you, you are disgusting!"
Xiao Hao felt nauseous and shouted, "Brother, brother, get me some tissues, the Indians are disgusting!"
Ah San slapped him, and on that palm... Xiao Hao shrank back in fright, and the rope slipped from his hand.
Ah San turned and ran away. Just as Xiao Hao was about to chase after him, a large puddle appeared at his feet...
I... Xiao Hao really wanted to swear.
The Indian man had already darted several body lengths ahead, his feet touching the tree trunk before he leaped another 4 or 5 meters.
The Indian man darted into the forest like a fish in the sea or a bird returning to its nest; in no time, he was about to disappear from sight.
Xiao Hao was extremely anxious. He had lost the person in his hands. How could he explain this to his older brother and sister? He chased after the person with a fierce determination.
Ah San, who roams the forest year-round, possesses extraordinary speed, making him no match for Xiao Hao.
Plop! A pebble hit Ah San's ankle.
Ah San slipped and stumbled, falling to the ground. Before he could regain his footing, he accelerated forward.
Another pebble hit Ah San in the back of his knee. The tingling sensation made Ah San lose his balance, and he couldn't stop his forward momentum, falling heavily to the ground.
With a chase and a stop, Xiao Hao caught up.
Ah San sprang to his feet and swiftly threw a punch at Xiao Hao's face.
Xiao Hao dodged, but A-San's moves were ruthless. The frustration of being locked in the cage was instantly released, with his fists whistling and his figure flying.
Indians, taking full advantage of the terrain, leaped and bounded, maneuvering and shifting with ease. Whatever was in the forest, they would use it for leverage or as a weapon, wielding it with effortless skill.
Pei Nansheng nodded in agreement; this was the true strength of the Indians.
Xiao Hao was at a disadvantage to begin with, and had no intention of taking A San's life.
One was fighting desperately, while the other wanted to capture him alive; the difference in their abilities was obvious, and Xiao Hao repeatedly encountered danger.
Although the Indian man seemed to have the upper hand, he was becoming increasingly anxious.
He didn't want to fight Xiao Hao; he just wanted to escape the clutches of evil. He never wanted to be locked in that small cage again, as it made him feel humiliated.
But the gap between him and Xiao Hao was very small, and he also had someone else supporting him.
Hey, where's that woman? Why didn't she come with us?
In a moment of confusion, he was slapped by Xiao Hao.
Damn it! How could I let my mind wander at a time like this?
Filled with resentment and frustration, he looked up to the sky and let out a sound that was both howling and wailing.
In an instant, birds were startled in the forest, and all living things came back to life.
From the distant mountains, echoing howls resounded, each one longer than the last.
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