Cissa began to run wildly, not knowing if it was because he was running too hard.
So much so that his heart was pounding.
He had never seen such an annoying female.
Cissa thought.
He ran furiously all the way, roaring angrily to intimidate the surrounding animals.
Forbidding them from coming near.
He didn’t know how long he had run.
Until he stopped, he returned to the river’s edge.
He had just been downstream by the river.
And now, he was upstream.
He lifted his foot and stomped the tree in front of him into pieces.
Looking up at the trickling river.
He snorted twice.
Then, he glanced back.
He was so fast that the seemingly weak and pitiful young female was long gone.
He didn’t know where she ca from.
How could she venture alone in the deep mountains?
Even adult males like them face certain dangers here.
Let alone, a female with no ability to resist?
Did her family allow her to co here?
Cissa pondered for a mont.
He couldn’t help but turn around to take another look.
He hated females clinging to him.
He hated even more the way females stared at his face, their eyes shining as if they were srized.
The female just now didn’t even hide it, outright saying she wanted to follow him.
Who did she think she was?
Cissa thought.
His bear paw pressed against a nearby large tree.
Feeling sowhat impatient.
At this mont, a lush green vine unknowingly crept onto his arm.
But Cissa was distracted.
So much so that he didn’t notice it in ti.
Until the vine saw its prey unmoving, apparently waiting to be captured.
Unceremoniously burrowed into Cissa’s arm.
This ti, however, the Blood-sucking Vine did not succeed.
Cissa wrapped the Blood-sucking Vine around twice, pulling it out from the ground at the root.
It’s not the first ti he’s ventured out, these scenes were nothing new to him.
He was just thinking.
Suddenly, he turned sharply, retracing his steps at a rapid pace.
For him, the Blood-sucking Vine was nothing.
But for that soft little female...
This Blood-sucking Vine could make sure she never saw the sun rise again.
Even though he disliked her following him.
He didn’t want her to die.
He ntally reassured himself this way.
After all, she was a female, so care must be taken.
One couldn’t be too cold-blooded.
On the other side, Su Yan leaned on a large tree, stepping on dead vines as she walked forward step by step.
Along the path Cissa had cleared.
As she walked, she quickly realized sothing was following her.
The vines on the ground were moving.
When she stopped, the vines also stopped.
Xiao Hua spoke up,
"Host, it’s a Blood-sucking Vine."
Su Yan nodded.
Continued walking forward.
As she walked, she found more and more vines gathering.
Clearly preparing to dismber and devour her, sucking her blood.
Su Yan halted her steps.
Gesturing to the vines,
"Co together,"
In a calm tone.
At this mont, Xiao Hua spoke,
"Host, Lord Xisha is approaching you, twenty ters away."
At this ti, Su Yan also heard Cissa’s roaring voice.
She paused her hand gesture.
Standing motionless there.
Xiao Hua spoke again,
"Host, do you not plan to resist?"
Su Yan replied sullenly,
"Didn’t you say they all like the weak?"
If she were to tear apart these Blood-sucking Vines in front of him, wouldn’t she cease to be weak?
As a result, when the vines all rushed toward her, binding and suspending her in mid-air, she did not move.
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