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Chapter 187 The Poor Cubs

Manda's lion ears suddenly stood up, and the air in the cave instantly froze.

All the females stopped what they were doing, their sharp eyes all fixed on Su An'an.

"Little female,"

Manda slowly rose to her feet, her two-meter-tall frame casting a menacing shadow in the firelight.
"Do you know what you're talking about?"

"of course."

Su An'an met her gaze, her cool voice echoing in the silent cave:
"I can cure the two-headed toad's poison. And mine..."

She glanced at Seville, who was floating in the air:

"Little brother, can you find the weakness of the toad swarm?"

Seville crossed his arms and slightly spread his six wings, attempting to project an aura of majesty and dominance.

Unfortunately, his child form makes him look more like a ruffled fledgling.

"Can you cure toad poison?"

Manda's voice suddenly became soft, yet carried a dangerous undertone.

It was as if they were coaxing a young animal to expose its vulnerable throat:

"Little girl, this kind of joke could kill you."

"Qiang!"

The female brown bear's bone spear slammed into the ground, sending pebbles flying to Su An'an's feet.
"There is no antidote for the poison of the two-headed toad!"
"Those poisoned either wait to die or have limbs amputated!"

"Don't spout nonsense!"

"She really can detoxify!"

Lu Ming timidly raised his hand, and under everyone's gaze, rolled up his trouser leg, revealing his smooth calves:

"I was poisoned today, and she cured me."

"You idiot!"

The female brown bear roared:
"You've been scammed again, haven't you?"

"it is true!"

The moment Lu Ming's ears drooped in frustration, his nostrils suddenly twitched rapidly.

He suddenly turned his head to look at the cave entrance and exclaimed in surprise:
"Jinzhu is back! You can ask her if you don't believe me!"

Jinzhu walked over through the water, with seven or eight skinny, black-spined fish strung on her bone spear.

The fish were no bigger than the palm of your hand, their spines covered in sharp spikes sticking out conspicuously.

Its grayish-white fish eyes were wide open and empty, clearly indicating that it was the lowest quality prey.

Water droplets dripped down her soaked bark armor, and fresh scratches on her arms were still bleeding.

"She can indeed cure the poison of the two-headed toad."

Jinzhu tossed the blackfish into the stone tank, its slender body making a dull thud on the empty bottom.

This is hardly prey.
It was clearly something they had to eat out of desperation during the acid rain season.

Manda's lion tail thumped the ground impatiently: "The limit of detoxification?"

She stared intently at Su An'an: "Saving one a day isn't enough."

"It would be more than enough to save a hundred."

The green light that bloomed from Su An'an's fingertips suddenly illuminated the cave, and her vine-like spiritual energy stretched out in the air.

Seville's wings unconsciously tilted an inch toward the light source.

This vicious female was so dazzling that he couldn't take his eyes off her.

"Prove it to me!"

Manda turned around and pulled out a little creature curled up in a pile of animal hides.

It was a Pallas's cat cub, with round, amber eyes set in its yellowish little face.

The gray-white fur that should have been fluffy was now limp and stuck together.

"I swallowed a blackfish bone yesterday."

Manda's rough fingers stroked the cub's swollen belly:
"He vomited blood three times."

Su An'an's gaze passed over Manda's shoulder, and she suddenly froze.

Deep in the shadows of the cave, a dozen or so thin figures huddled together.

A wolf cub missing half an ear was secretly licking the moss in the crack of the rock.

The smaller groundhog cubs next to them didn't even have the strength to stand up; they could only lie down and gnaw on a piece of moldy bark.

"The parents of these cubs have all passed away."

Lu Ming sighed and said sullenly:

“The tribe doesn’t keep wild animals; Manda takes care of them.”

"It's just that food is scarce, and sometimes they can't even get a blackbone fish."

Seville crossed his arms, his black and white wings reflecting a cold light off the cave walls: "The male beasts of your tribe are truly useless."

The deer's ears drooped down instantly.

Su An'an wanted to say something, but found that any comfort would be pale and powerless.

This boy, who couldn't even hold onto a fluorescent frog, was indeed the weakest person she had ever seen in the Empire.

"Can it be cured?"

Manda stared intently at Su An'an, while the other females held their breath.

Even the dull, lifeless eyes of the Pallas's cat cubs shone with a glimmer of hope.

"can!"

Su An'an knelt on one knee, her palm glowing with a green light that enveloped the Pallas's cat cub like a spring breeze.

A miracle happened in full view of everyone.

The cub's limp fur began to fluff up at a visible speed, and its sallow complexion flushed red.

Suddenly, the Pallas's cat let out a loud "whoosh" and bit Su An'an's finger.

It's not an attack; it's the cubs' instinct to express affection.

"There are still thirty-seven offspring."

Manda's voice was hoarse, yet she couldn't hide her trembling: "Can it be cured?"

"can!"

When Su An'an finished treating the last wolf cub that had a high fever.

The cave was so quiet that you could hear the fluorescent vines growing.

Lu Ming stared at her still rosy cheeks and said excitedly:

"That's amazing!"
Seville snorted coldly, but secretly used his wings to support Su An'an's trembling wrist.

There were teeth marks and scratches left by the cubs on it.

"Great!"

The female brown bear slammed her large, fan-like paws together, causing the vines on the cave ceiling to tremble violently.

"With her help, let's see how the hunting team can monopolize the steel vines now!"

Su An'an keenly caught the key word: "Gangteng?"

Lu Ming immediately leaned closer to explain: "It's a vine that can grow in acid rain."

He gestured the weaving motion:
“The cloaks made from it can allow orcs to go out hunting during the rainy season, but they have all been distributed by the chieftain to his cronies.”

"We need more than just Gangteng!"

The lepidopteran female suddenly flapped her wings, her sharp foreclaws scraping sparks against the rock face.
"Let's take this opportunity to oust that old bastard Grey Gang from his position as clan leader!"

"Yes! Let Manda be the chieftain!"

The cave instantly erupted in noise, and the cubs joined in the commotion.

A little guy with wolf ears even jumped onto the stone platform and shouted in a childish voice:

"Bite, bite the bad wolf to death!"

Manda raised her hand to silence the noise and asked Su An'an, "Tell me, what do you want?"

"The way to leave."

Su An'an looked directly into her eyes.

Manda's mane bristled slightly as she let out a sneer: "No beast has ever left this place!"

"The bodies of all the orc warriors who tried to leave this place are now submerged in the acid rain pool."

"Then let's change the terms."

Su An'an said, "Tell me everything about the Divine Army."

The temperature inside the cave seemed to drop suddenly.

Jinzhu glared fiercely at Luming.

The deer's ears were pressed tightly against the back of its head, and the whole person was curled up into a ball.

"enough."

Manda raised her front paws, their sharp claws gleaming coldly in the firelight:

“Little female, you’re playing with fire.”

Su An'an smiled slightly, and suddenly a dazzling silver-white arc of electricity burst from her fingertips, illuminating her calm face:
"My healing abilities can save lives."

The electric arc crackled: "It can also be used as a weapon."

Seville's six wings suddenly unfurled, locking onto the throat of each female: "Choose!"

His voice carried a authority that didn't belong to a child: "Cooperate, or become a toad's dinner!"

(End of this chapter)