He took a breath and spoke with difficulty:
"Alright, let's hurry back to the tribe and send another orc to find Ah Tang."
He couldn't bear to watch his father die in front of him; he could feel that his father's breath was very weak.
Seeing Lion Feather say this, Lion Da breathed a sigh of relief and urged:
"Yes, little chief, let's set off quickly!"
...
On the other side.
Su Tang and Mao Jiu led their five cubs on a frantic, reckless run.
After an unknown amount of time, Mao Jiu felt completely exhausted, but his legs seemed to have gotten used to running and couldn't stop at all.
Until we passed a section of land with slightly sparse foliage.
In the sky, a full moon suddenly peeked out from the dark clouds.
The silvery moonlight shone down, dispelling the darkness before our eyes.
Su Tang noticed that there were no wolf sounds behind her, and when she saw that Si Bao, who was running at the back, was about to fall behind, she stopped, panting heavily.
"The wolf pack didn't catch up. No need, they ran away..."
A cool breeze was blowing, and Su Tang was covered in sweat.
That was truly a race against time.
I didn't realize it when I was running away, but now that I've come to my senses, I realize that I just brushed shoulders with death.
The five little ones also ran to Su Tang's side, not too close, forming a circle, squatting on the ground like puppies with their tongues hanging out.
He was panting heavily, "Ha ha ha".
They were all cubs less than a year old. Even if they were full of energy, they would be exhausted after running such a long distance.
When Mao Jiu saw Su Tang stop, he braked suddenly but lost control and fell straight into the bushes.
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