The darkest place in the world is not the complicated underworld, the so-called killer guild, or the gang, but the police station. Harley knows this better than anyone else.

His heart has grown cold.

Walking out of the door, Ferry whispered, "Brother Ha, about this?"

Brother Ha sighed and said as he walked, "There's nothing we can do. They're refusing to admit it and we can't find anyone. What else can we do?"

Ferry lowered his head and said nothing, but in his heart he mourned a few words for Dolai. Dolai was a man who could endure hardships very quickly and learned things very quickly. He was already a popular figure in the blacksmith shop, but he didn't expect that he would be gone so suddenly. Alas!

Back at the blacksmith shop, Ha Ge walked straight to the back without saying a word.

The other blacksmiths gathered around Ferry and started asking questions.

Ferry shook his head. "The person is gone."

…

The gentle breeze, the crisp chirping of birds, the rustling of leaves, this was the scene that Dolai felt after he regained consciousness.

As soon as he moved the slightest, he felt a tearing pain all over his body. The pain rushed to his brain, making the back of his head numb. He instantly lost consciousness and passed out.

This was the third time he woke up and fell into a coma again.

It was not until dark that Dolai opened his eyes, trying hard not to faint.

The first thing he did was to check where he was and found that he was no longer in a cell, but outside and not in the city. There was no wind in the city and no trees around.

He couldn't stand up, or even turn over, and it hurt to twist his neck.

I could only open my eyes and look at what was in front of me. It was a leaf that blocked the black sky, and I could see a few stars occasionally.

It was a bit cold on the mountain, and the wind made my whole body dry and painful.

It is night now.

Why was he here? Who brought him out? Dolai suddenly felt a chill in his heart. Did they beat him up and then bring him out to silence him?

When he thought of this, his heart was filled with despair, and at the same time, a resentment inexplicably rose up. It was hatred, it was resentment. He hated Oddo and the police station so much at this moment that he wished he could destroy them all.

At this moment, he felt a rustling sound coming from a distance, as if something was coming.

He turned his head with difficulty, and in the darkness, he only saw a pair of green eyes.

My pupils suddenly shrank. What is this? Is this a wolf, or...

A chill ran down his spine.

Watching the other party approaching little by little, Dolai struggled and twisted his body. Waves of intense pain rushed to his head, but he was about to die and might be eaten by this guy, so who cared whether it hurt or not.

The dog Odo saw Dole's struggle and found it funny that he did not transform into a human form, so he quickly came to Dole's side.

At this time, Dole also saw the dog Oddo. The man and the dog looked at each other.

What's going on? Am I dazzled? How can this be my dog?

Playing with the dog every day, Dolai is very familiar with the scent of the dog Oddo.

Is this still your dog?

At this moment, his eyes suddenly widened, his heart beat faster, and he felt a chill all over his body.

"Dolai, you're awake."

Damn, the dog talked.

Dole's eyes rolled back and he fainted again.

Dog Oddo was speechless. This guy has such a poor mental quality.

He blew out a breath of colorful light, and Dolai woke up again.

The man and the dog looked at each other again.

Dog Odo sat in front of Dolai and sighed, "Don't be surprised, I am Dog Odo, but from now on you can call me Baal, the hellhound Baal."

Dolai blinked his eyes, his head buzzing. How could a dog talk? What kind of dog was it? What kind of monster had he encountered?

However, he had read the legend of Naluye, which mentioned many other creatures that could talk. Although he was a little shocked, he had calmed down now.

He opened his mouth and wanted to speak, but found that he couldn't say anything.

I feel uncomfortable all over.

Dog Odo sighed, sprayed a breath of colorful light on him, and then turned and left.

Dolai felt extremely uncomfortable, but his entire body was in pain and he couldn't even move.

Soon, Dog Oddo returned with a bag on his back. In the light of the stars, Dolai saw that the bag was the one he bought at the pharmacy. Inside it were the gifts he left in the shabby house. In order to cover up the situation, he bought many other herbs. It seemed that it was a wise decision at the time as he used them so quickly.

The corner of his mouth twitched, but then he was stunned again.

Because the dog Oddo actually began to change, turning into a burly middle-aged man with a rigid and square face, a pair of eyes that were piercing and full of strange and weird light. He was two meters tall, with a muscular body that was high and bulging, full of endless power.

Dolai's mouth grew into an O shape, pulling the wound on his face, it hurt!

The dog Oddo, also known as Bal, put aside the things of the two people and took out all the herbs, including some that Dolai did not recognize. He made them into a paste and stuck it on Dolai's body. He felt that the pain was gone immediately, and there were streams of cool air on his skin, which felt very comfortable.

The pain was gone, Dole relaxed, and he soon fell into a deep sleep again.

He didn't know how much time had passed. When he opened his eyes again, it was already daybreak. He struggled for a while and found that he could get up, but his body was still in pain.

Dolai climbed up slowly. He did not find the dog Oddo. He looked around and found that he was on a hill. He was on the top of the hill. There were tall trees all around, which were very lush.

Where is this?

Dolai endured the pain and lowered his head to look at his body.

His clothes were torn and his whole body was covered with blood scabs. The slightest movement would cause the injuries to worsen. The medicines that were stuck to his skin had already dried up.

He ignored those things and tried hard to stand up.

Failed.

My legs hurt so much that I dared not bend them, and there were bloodstains all around my knees.

He sighed and his stomach began to growl.

At this moment, a voice came from a distance, and Baal's dog form came from a distance, holding a bloody creature in his mouth. It looked like a fiery red beast, as big as a big dog, and should be very heavy, but the dog Odo seemed to have no weight in his mouth.

Dole had never been out of the city and had never been to school, so naturally he didn't know what this kind of thing was.

Bal held the thing in front of him and put it on the ground. He said in a deep voice, "Eat raw food for the next few days. Don't go back until your injury is healed. You are injured now, so don't practice martial arts. Just practice meditation. Meditation is very effective when you are injured."

Dolai glanced at the bloody unknown beast, then at the dog Odo. He swallowed hard and said in a hoarse voice, "Bar? What kind of creature are you?"

Bal's dog face showed a rare smile, and said, "Hellhound, a seventh-level creature in the demon world."

Duolai's eyes widened in shock, "Level 7? How did I pick you up? If you were level 7, this city would be gone with just one slap from you."

Bal lowered his head slightly, with a helpless look in his eyes. "I was fighting with another powerful Hydra at the time. We were both injured and almost exhausted. I used all my means to escape from the demon world and ran to this godforsaken place. If I hadn't met you, if you didn't have a ridiculous vegetable ball and water in your hand, I would probably be dead."

Dole was stunned.

"Don't look at me like that. Level 7 creatures can die too. You saved me, so I owe you a life. It's my duty to save you."