Chapter 38

A dog's main combat weapons are its teeth and sharp claws.

Pouncing, biting, scratching.

Once they bite a vital part, they will hold on tight until they crush the opponent's bones or they bleed to death!

Of course, they weren't at that level yet; they were too small.

Even so, they were extremely fierce.

"Woof woof woof woof!!!"

"Woof woof woof!!"

Pfft!

Bloodstains, torn skin, dog hair...

Scattered all over the floor.

The dogs on the side were still constantly growling, seemingly cheering, or perhaps stirring up trouble. Some were even eager to try, seemingly wanting to come up and fight to the death together.

The Luo Weina was taller and fiercer, but the Pit Bull was truly fearless, as if it had no sense of pain—it could be called crazy.

So even though the Luo Weina's combat power was currently higher, the degree of injury to both was about the same.

Until the Luo Weina went mad and suddenly bit the neck of the somewhat shorter Pit Bull.

Louis blew gently.

A fire snake flew out and separated the two dogs.

But even so, the red-eyed Pit Bull still crazily pounced over, its white teeth dripping with blood, completely reckless and having lost its mind.

"Hmph!"

The fire snake suddenly turned around, opened its fangs and sharp teeth, and swallowed it.

In no time, it let out a scream like the Monkey King who had fallen into the Bagua Furnace. "Woof woof woof woof!"

"Awoo awoo awoo~"

Twenty seconds later, the fire snake dissipated completely.

Plop!

A "black dog" covered in smoke, with almost no hair left, lay weakly on the ground.

At this moment, the many dogs watching this scene all had fear flash in their eyes, making whimpering sounds, not daring to act rashly.

Living things fear fire—it's an instinct!

Louis stroked the fluffy little yellow dog in his arms and coldly threw the cut-up raw beef to the Luo Weina.

The Luo Weina wagged its tail in surprise, affectionately rubbed against Louis's feet, and then tore into the beef, looking at its companions who were envious but didn't dare to come over from time to time, low growls threatening them, its eyes full of fierce wildness.

This was to exercise their fierceness, combat ability, and obedience, among which obedience was the most important.

Any dog, as long as it doesn't obey, must be punished. If it doesn't change after repeated teaching, then kill it directly!

No exceptions.

Otherwise, it wouldn't be a dog, but a wolf!

Louis nodded and looked at the Pit Bull still lying on the ground. He carried it out and handed it to the bodyguards. The bodyguards began to treat it with familiar ease, but they couldn't help but glance at it.

Vaguely seeing the blood on the floor inside, their brows twitched.

To be honest, this young master of the family acted in a way that was truly eerie and terrifying, reminding them of some terrifying rumors they had heard while still in Italy.

They also reported all these abnormalities back, but only received a reply to "rest assured and follow orders."

There was no way around it. As an elite member of the family's combat group, their loyalty to the family was guaranteed. Since the family had ordered it, they could only obey.

Returning to the warehouse, looking at the group of puppies still in their infancy, Louis rubbed his temples with a headache.

It had been two months. He had been raising dogs for two months. These two months were very interesting, especially when they started formal dog fighting. He recorded the combat power, combat habits, and combat will of each dog. Every battle was very good to watch.

It was probably like how he loved watching dogs fight when he was a child.

But he had to consider a problem now: did he need to enter the door of all three types of Dog Art, or did he only need to enter the door of one to unlock the next page of inheritance?

Now, the Fire Art was already proficient, and the Hidden Arts were already skilled. Only the Dog Art was left.

But even for the pack wolf dog, it would take a considerable amount of time to take shape. If all three types of dogs needed to be practiced, it would really be a long way off.

Especially the purebred Five-Black Dog, which was truly rare and difficult to get.

"I hope it's just one."

After finishing the last round of dog fighting and feeding the winner beef, Louis drove them back into their cages, took Little Yellow out of the warehouse behind the mountain, and returned home.

The movement of opening the door startled a little one. She watched Louis secretly and then dialed a phone number.

And so.

Not long after returning home, David, who should have been at work, suddenly appeared from somewhere.

He looked at Louis seriously and earnestly. "Hey, Louis, you must skip a grade. I've talked to your grandfather. Since you're a genius, you can't waste time in the lower grades."

"... And I've also considered your advancement. Your grandfather asked me to find a good middle school here. Although I don't quite understand his meaning, I think it's a good thing..."

"..."

"Finally, I don't know what you've been busy with these past two months, but life outside is also very important. I hope you take it seriously, okay?"

Facing David's preaching, Louis, who had also been an adult, followed the advice and agreed readily.

As for how David knew he was back, hehe, who else could it be?

Louis glanced at the corner, and Emma, who was peeking through the crack of the door, immediately retracted her head.

"By the way, my wedding with Aunt Jenny will be held next month. Don't you run off, kid."

?

Is the wedding going to be held?

But why? Why do I have a bad premonition?

Louis smiled. "Congratulations, I hope you are happy."

David also smiled. "Thank you for your blessing."

At this time, Louis suddenly took out a thumb-sized statue strung with a red rope. "Uncle David, this is for you. Remember to give it to Aunt Jenny. Consider it my gift."

David smiled. He had one of these too; Louis had given him and Emma one each two months ago, just not Yulenka and Jenny. He knew what this meant, but he respected Louis's thoughts.

Now, it should be because he and Jenny were getting married that Louis gave this gift, which could also be considered a kind of recognition?

"Alright, you tidy up. I bought you a KFC. Eat it while it's hot."

After speaking, he ran out hurriedly. He still had a big order in Texas to discuss.

Although Louis's grandfather had given him a card, David had no intention of using that money. According to him, although he couldn't be Louis's father, he was at least an uncle, and he wouldn't use the child's money unless necessary.

Watching David run out hurriedly, Louis shook his head, feeling that even a top middle-class person like David, who had two small factories, had to be very busy to live well.

However, what did the middle school that Grandfather asked him to find in the previous words mean?

Was that Mexican drug group over there so difficult to deal with? Or were there other reasons?

Louis frowned.

After a while, he gave up thinking. Regardless, he was powerless now, and it was better not to be too nosy.

Next, continue raising dogs!

(End of chapter)