Chapter 961: The Human-Bear Dies

The dogs are barking wildly, but the bear is silent; this situation is truly a bit eerie.

It is mainly the sound of the dogs' barking; one can clearly tell it isn't the sound of urgency, unease, or fear from injury.

However, caught in uncertainty, Wang An dares not fire his gun, because once the gunshot rings out, the dogs will inevitably launch an active attack.

Letting the dogs actively attack the black bear is no different from letting them go to their deaths, so Wang An is certainly not going to do that.

Consequently, Wang An and the other two, already panting for breath, have no choice but to keep running.

On the other side, the human-bear, having sensed the approach of Wang An and the others, has already clamped onto Xiao Hei and run quite a distance away.

Under Hearing Da Hei's command, although the dogs occasionally step forward to bite the human-bear, hoping to slow down its escape, the human-bear is completely unaffected and ignores the dogs' biting entirely.

This situation truly leaves the clever Hearing Da Hei at a loss.

After following for another distance, Hearing Da Hei barks again, and as the sound of Hearing Da Hei's bark rings out, the four dogs—Da Qing, Er Qing, Er Hei, and San Hei—accelerate and give chase.

When the four dogs catch up to the rear of the human-bear, Hearing Da Hei barks frantically once more.

Seeing this, the four dogs lunge forward simultaneously; Da Qing and Er Qing bite onto the human-bear's left hind leg, while at the same time, Er Hei and San Hei bite onto its right hind leg.

After the four dogs bite onto both of the human-bear's hind legs, they follow the bear for a few steps before Hearing Da Hei barks again.

At this moment, the four dogs stop almost simultaneously and pull backward.

Because of the excessive force, the legs of these four dogs and the ground form an angle of nearly 30 degrees.

You have to admit, the combined weight of the four dogs is well over 500 jin, almost equal to that of this human-bear, and they really do manage to pull the bear to a dead stop.

And because the four dogs are exerting force in two opposite directions—left and right—they simultaneously force open a gap between the human-bear's two hind legs, which were tightly clamping Xiao Hei.

Immediately following this, the human-bear stops in its tracks, its whole body stiffens, and it lets out a roar that is at once angry, painful, and shrill.

This roar is extremely loud, far louder than any of the bear roars from before.

Clearly, the human-bear's precious jewels have been successfully taken by Xiao Hei.

This kind of pain—perhaps any male creature would instantly feel a tightening in the crotch; it is definitely something one can deeply empathize with.

Xiao Hei is definitely the most vengeful one among all the dogs in Wang An's household.

Having been dragged such a long distance with its head clamped by the human-bear, all of Xiao Hei's fury had been ignited, and now that it has the chance, Xiao Hei naturally tears at the bear's testicles for dear life.

Perhaps the continuous pain is simply unbearable for the human-bear, so after the scream, it lunges forward with all its might, finally breaking free from the five dogs' biting.

It's just that the human-bear's precious jewel has been left completely in Xiao Hei's mouth.

However, what no one expected was that Xiao Hei actually spat the testicle out.

Almost all wild beasts are the same; as long as they are injured, they generally choose to flee and escape immediately; this can be considered a self-protective instinct.

But this also has a prerequisite: that is, before the beast's ferocity has been fully ignited.

Once a beast's ferocity is ignited, it is basically a state of fighting to the death.

And this point is well-reflected in dogs.

Because when a dog's eyes turn red, it won't let go once it bites onto prey or a person; this is commonly known as a "death grip." In this situation, no matter how you beat the dog, it won't loosen its jaw.

But the human-bear is, after all, a human-bear; it possesses high intelligence, so even though it lost a testicle, this human-bear still doesn't stop or turn around to retaliate against the dogs, but runs away directly.

One has to admit, the human-bear's choice is correct.

The reason for saying this is that Wang An and the other two have already seen it through the woods; if it didn't run now, it would be too late.

However, because of the obstruction of the trees, Wang An and the others only vaguely saw this human-bear and couldn't see its full appearance.

That is to say, in this situation, firing a gun would make it impossible to hit the target.

But even so, Wang An still chooses to fire; it is mainly because the three of them are truly unable to run anymore. If they keep running like this, it's unknown if they can kill the human-bear, but Wang An and the others would definitely run until their lungs burst.

The gunshot rings out, which is the signal for the attack. Because they have their master's backing, all the dogs, including Hearing Da Hei, lunge at this human-bear.

Of course, although San Qing and Er Huang are also very excited, due to their physical condition, these two dogs only take a few quick steps and then stand there.

After catching up to the human-bear, the 13 dogs, regardless of the danger, bite onto the human-bear one after another and begin to tear at it.

As the saying goes, "A good tiger cannot withstand a pack of wolves; a good man cannot withstand a crowd."

Although this tearing cannot cause any real damage to the human-bear, it does indeed briefly hold the human-bear back.

Most importantly, it also wins time for Wang An and the others to catch up.

As soon as Wang An and the others stand still, they all raise their guns to their faces, but since the dogs are all surrounding the human-bear, the three of them dare not fire after aiming.

After a while, the human-bear, realizing it cannot escape, begins to stand upright and fights back with both hands and mouth.

Perhaps because it just lost a testicle, the human-bear's swipes of its paws feel weak and powerless; although it pushes away the crowd of dogs, it doesn't cause any real harm to them.

From this, one can see just how important the testicles are to a male creature.

Of course, if this human-bear were given some time to adapt, it should be able to recover to normal.

Just as the human-bear pushes the last dog aside and intends to continue its escape, three gunshots ring out: "Bang, bang, bang."

After the shots, the human-bear's head explodes directly, and red and white matter splatters everywhere.

With that, the human-bear, which had managed to live for twenty or thirty years, goes to report to the Buddha.

It's just that this scene looks truly a bit cruel, as there is bear brain matter and blood everywhere.

With the human-bear dead, Wang An finally turns his gaze toward the group of dogs.

Being able to hold back a human-bear by force shows just how excellent Hearing Da Hei and the other dogs are.

Soon, Wang An notices the abnormality of San Qing and Er Huang.

Because while the other dogs are tearing at the dead human-bear to vent their anger, only San Qing and Er Huang are standing not far away, not only refusing to come forward but also looking extremely weak.

The most critical thing is that the armor on their bodies has also been torn open by brute force.

Seeing this, Wang An cannot help but say to Mu Xueli and Wang Li:

"You two go and feel San Qing and Er Huang's ribs."

Thanks to "Emperor of the Great Empire" for the tip, thank you, thank you!

Thanks to "Liu Tiegang ce" for the tip, thank you, thank you!

Wishing you two big brothers a smooth journey and may all your wishes come true.

(End of chapter)