Fairy Tail: I don't want to be the president

Chapter 73 Ya Tong Ya! Wolf fang!

After a series of "continuous fire dragon punches" knocked the grizzly bear down, Natsu felt much better and sat back down to listen to Rhodes' live broadcast quietly.

"Found it." After visiting one battlefield after another, Rhodes finally saw a monster.

It's similar to what Claudia described, but not as exaggerated.

That was indeed a 'leopard man', and his image was somewhat similar to Rob Lucci from the next-door One Piece set.

The only difference is that this beast king’s limbs are thicker and his face is more ferocious.

The leopard man was grabbing a wild wolf by the throat with one hand, and he threw it to the ground with a swing of his arm, and then smashed it down with his other hand.

The ground nearby seemed to shake, and the wolf's back broke with a crack, and it died while howling.

With this kind of fighting style, it is obvious that the previous "tragedies" were also caused by it.

The leopard man roared to the sky and stared at the wolves around him with his scarlet eyes.

The wolves that had surrounded it began to retreat, then turned around and ran away.

And the direction they fled was towards Shihulan Village.

After listening to Rod's retelling, Happy asked, "Why did the Beast King kill those beasts?"

"To establish authority? The wolf it just killed might be the leader, and now the whole wolf pack is afraid of it." Rhode thought for a moment and wondered.

"The Beast King uses this method to drive the wild beasts down the mountain? I thought just roaring would be enough."

Natsu bumped his fists. "It doesn't matter what, as long as we kill it, right?"

Rhodes stopped him and said, "Wait a minute, the Shadow Wolf has been discovered."

When the entire wolf pack retreated, the three shadow wolves that remained motionless stood out.

But this was also part of Rhode's plan. He sent the Shadow Wolves to help with the search in order to test the other party's ability.

The leopard man roared and rushed towards the shadow wolves.

The shadow wolves dispersed tacitly, with the two-headed wolf facing the enemy head-on and the ordinary wolves flanking it from both sides.

The two river crabs ran away quickly and acted as high-definition cameras at different angles.

Rhodes used the dual camera angles to stare at the Leopard Man's movements and calmly assessed the opponent's charge speed.

It doesn't seem fast.

The leopard man charged forward, and using his height advantage, punched the two-headed wolf's back, as if he wanted to end the battle with one move.

But the two-headed wolf reacted quickly enough. It jumped sideways flexibly to gather strength, avoided the punch, and immediately pounced back to bite the leopard man's wrist.

The two ordinary wolves saw the opportunity and pounced on the leopard man together to bite his other arm.

Rhodes wondered if it would be more effective if two more stone beetles came and grabbed its legs.

But things are not that simple.

You have to know that the size of a shadow wolf is similar to that of a tiger. This leopard man was dragging a large shadow wolf and two shadow wolves and yet he was still able to run.

He could also swing his arms and smash the shadow wolves against the tree trunks one by one.

Bang!Bang!
Two large trees with a diameter of 30 centimeters were broken, and the Shadow Wolves were forced to open their mouths.

The two-headed wolf quickly rolled on the ground a few times to distance itself, then lowered its body and let out a low growl.

The two ordinary wolves struggled for a few times and stood up shakily, but they probably couldn't hold on for long.

The leopard man stared at the two-headed wolf, raised his arm and licked it.

There were several rows of bloody holes on both of its arms, and some of the flesh had been torn off where the two-headed wolf had bitten it.

Although he suffered some injuries, the simple and rough attack just now had already demonstrated the Leopard Man's tremendous strength.

After licking his wound, the leopard man seemed to become more ferocious and returned to the attacking state. The two-headed wolf jumped left and right, approaching the leopard man in a zigzag pattern, and suddenly jumped up, this time directly attacking his neck.

The leopard man raised his right arm and chopped it hard between the two heads of the two-headed wolf, knocking the two-headed wolf to the ground.

Without waiting for it to chase, two ordinary wolves pounced on it fearlessly, but were punched by the leopard man one by one and sent back to Summoner's Rift to sleep.

The two-headed wolf took the opportunity to retreat, digging the ground lightly with its claws.

When it dug a small hole in the earth, it suddenly jumped out, took a few steps, and its body spun quickly like a whirlwind, crashing into its opponent.

Wolf fang!
When Rhodes knew that the two-headed wolf had this skill, he immediately gave it this name.

This move was so powerful that he had never dared to try it in the guild.

Unfortunately, the leopard man was stronger and he opened his hands and pinched the two open wolf mouths.

Part of the wolf's fangs sank into the back of the leopard man's hand, but it could no longer bite.

The Leopard Man was pushed back a short distance by the impact of this move, but he was not seriously injured.

The subsequent scene was a bit brutal, and the two-headed wolf was sent back to the canyon to hibernate.

The leopard man didn't seem to understand why these wolves disappeared after the fight. He roared a few times and continued to look for new targets.

The Shadow Wolves were defeated, but Rhodes was not discouraged because according to his observation, the strength of this leopard was far from enough to reach S level.

Even without Natsu, he might be able to defeat him with a burst of energy on his own... No, he was being too arrogant.

We cannot rule out the possibility that the opponent will transform into the second stage after being beaten into a rage.

But at least you can give it a try, as long as you have a complete retreat plan.

Rhode told his analysis to Natsu and Happy: "That's about it, so we're leaving now. Do you need to make any preparations?"

"I'm ready!" Natsu jumped up and started climbing the mountain first.

Natsu didn't need Rod to show him the way, as he remembered the smell of the river crab.

On the way up the mountain, Rod was still talking about his assault plan and retreat plan. He told Natsu about the assault plan and the retreat plan to Happy, focusing on teaching students in accordance with their aptitude.

……

As expected, on the way up the mountain, they encountered a pack of wolves that had just been driven away by the leopard man.

Natsu and the wild monsters quickly resolved the battle. Rod and Happy were responsible for cheering him up and reminding Natsu not to go all out.

"You guys are so annoying." Natsu started to complain after the battle, "If you have time to talk, I might as well help fight!"

Happy raised a hand. "Love! We have more important tasks."

Rod also raised a hand and imitated the harpy's tone: "Love! We just defeated more wild wolves than you."

"You two!" Natsu had no place to vent his anger, so he could only hurry on his way, hoping to find the Beast King as soon as possible.

The three of them were noisily climbing over a hill when sporadic beasts kept rushing out, but were knocked down one by one by Natsu and Rhodes.

It took more than an hour for the three of them to finally arrive at the place where the three wolves had fought with the leopard man.

The other party was no longer here, but a roar of a beast came from the pine forest not far ahead.

Natsu looked at Rhodes, who nodded, indicating that it was there.

The two river crabs hid in the forest with their good camouflage, like two large green stones, silently providing Rhodes with a clear view.

Rhodes summoned two groups of stone beetles and a group of raptors and asked them to cooperate with Natsu in the battle.

He was carried by the harpy and flew to the tallest tree in the forest.

To be honest, it feels very insecure to be carried around by a harpy.

(End of this chapter)