After Mo returned, he still didn't let Bai Ze rest, turning him over and over, not letting him miss any part of his body.

The wooden house wasn't soundproof, so Bai Ze could only bite his lip and try his best to keep quiet.

He was so tormented that his eyes became unfocused and his consciousness blurred.

In the end, they didn't even know when it would end.

As dawn broke, the light inside the wooden house remained dim.

Xi Hejue repeatedly peered through the tree branches and stalks blocking the doorway to see if Bai Ze was awake.

Mo told them not to disturb Bai Ze's rest.

But Bai Ze hadn't even eaten breakfast, so he would definitely be hungry when they got to their destination.

Jue was very worried, her little face remained tense.

Aside from the last time he fell into the water, his father had never slept for so long; the sun was already high in the sky.

Mo came in briefly and placed some juicy fruit by the bedside.

Xi Hejue tried to follow them in, but he grabbed one of them in each hand and threw them onto the beach outside.

When Bai Ze woke up, his mind went blank for a moment, and then all the memories of last night came flooding back.

The various unusual sensations in his body were also a clear reminder that this was not a dream.

Bai Ze stared at the yellowish-brown roof, lying down and contemplating life.

Then, Mo's voice came: "Awake?"

Bai Ze didn't move, only tilted his eye slightly: "What time is it?"

His voice was hoarse, dry and parched.

Mo walked over and bent down to help him up: "It's noon."

Bai Ze was not surprised and propped himself up on the bed to sit up.

The animal skin blanket slipped off his chest, revealing various marks on his fair skin, a truly gruesome sight.

Mo's Adam's apple bobbed as he looked away and reached out to take Bai Ze's clothes.

Bai Ze frowned as he stood up.

Mo: "Are you feeling very unwell?"

Bai Ze's gaze fell on the stomach, and he nodded and then shook his head.

Mo immediately understood: "They'll be down soon."

Bai Ze felt he was being lied to, and turned to look at Mo: "Didn't you say... it could help the wound heal?"

"None of those methods work."

"It still hurts."

"I'll be gentler next time," Mo said earnestly, offering a solution: "It'll heal faster tonight..."

Are you trying to exploit a bug here? What's the difference between this and dipping a whip in iodine and disinfecting it while you're hitting it?!

Bai Ze immediately refused, believing that he could heal himself and did not need the help of "medicine".

Beside the fire outside the wooden house, Xi Hejue was heating up the soup for breakfast.

Bai Ze came out munching on fruit, and the two children immediately went to greet him.

Jue stared at her father's neck with a strange expression.

Xi noticed it too, blinking her innocent eyes: "It must have been Mo who bit me."

"My beastly father likes to bite my uncle."

Jue then looked at Mo, feeling a desire to punish him.

"It was from insect bites." Bai Ze wished he could disappear into a crack in the ground and quickly changed the subject, "Is there any food? I'm so hungry."

"Yes!" Xi immediately ran to the pot, opened the lid, and the rich aroma of seafood soup wafted out.

Bai Ze was already starving.

Mo didn't leave; he just sat down beside him, frying fish and peeling shrimp for him.

Li and the others happily came over, wanting to get a bite, but Mo Wuqing refused.

Yan looked at Mo and Bai Ze meaningfully.

It wasn't easy, it really wasn't easy.

Bai Ze desperately wanted to minimize his presence, so he kept his head down and ate.

After Mo finished eating, he and Si went to pack their things for the return trip.

Jue approached Bai Ze and asked seriously, "Father, did Beast Father bully you?"

"No." Bai Ze patted the child's head. "Your beast father treated me very well."

Before leaving, Chi made a special trip.

Mo stood in front of him with a cold expression.

Chi glanced at Mo and deliberately said to Bai Ze, "If you ever regret it, just have someone tell me, and I'll come pick you up."

Mo clenched his fist, which was itching to strike.

Bai Ze stepped forward, took Mo's hand, and smiled: "You won't regret it."

"You'd better stay on the beach and don't wander off, or you'll get sunburned like a dried fish on the way."

Mo Bing's cold face suddenly softened.

Xi and Jue's playmates were very reluctant to part with them, especially the chubby little ones, who pouted and shed small tears.

With no other option, the two transformed into black panthers so that the others could touch them one last time.

Bai Ze carefully wrapped the things Mo had given him with layers of leaves, afraid of damaging them, treasuring them dearly.

When they returned, the goods didn't take up as much space.

Si led the way, while Mo and Yan brought up the rear.

The Black Panther team returned laden with their spoils, heading towards the tribe in the afterglow of the setting sun.

As we passed that grassland, several grey falcons were still circling in the sky.

Mo let out a low growl and kept sharpening his claws on the stone.

During their nighttime rest, he carried Bai Ze up the tree again. Because they were in a hurry, they didn't actually do anything, but it still made Bai Ze feel "despair".

Once again, I truly realized that orcs are also beasts, and cannot be compared to "humans" at all.

Bai Ze felt fortunate that this body belonged to a local and could adapt; otherwise, with his original body, he would have been bleeding profusely and ending up in the hospital long ago.

That's absolutely terrible.

Once you cross the grassland, you'll find yourself in a forest.

Bai Ze felt that the temperature had dropped; even on a sunny midday, he could feel a chill.

The one in front suddenly stopped and let out a low, muffled roar.

The line, which was originally in one row, immediately gathered together. Yan quickly had Xi and Jue transform into human form, and Li bent down to carry the cub onto Chen's back.

Bai Ze could sense that something was wrong, and he became tense as well.

In the woods at dusk, the light had already dimmed.

Mo's ears were pressed back, his body was visibly tense, his sharp teeth were exposed, and there was a hissing sound coming from his throat.

In the dense thicket, Bai Ze spotted several pairs of eerie green eyes.

The black panthers moved forward slowly in a very close formation.

More and more eerie green eyes appeared.

Si fixed his gaze on a cave nearby, and then the black panthers quickened their pace.

The cave wasn't large, but it was quite empty. The beastmen piled salt in the driest part, followed by dried seafood in animal skin bags.

Half of the orcs remained in their beast form, perched at the cave entrance, their pupils narrowed to slits as they stared intently at the nearby jungle.

Bai Ze was hidden at the very back by Mo, along with the two children.

Si's gaze was somber: "We've been targeted by the hyena tribe."

"Judging from the current situation, they are determined to hoard salt."

Li Gang observed for a moment: "There are a lot of hyena beastmen."

Yan cursed, "These rotten bastards deserve to be taught a lesson."

The hyena tribe has a terrible reputation on the Beast God Continent because they are always involved in theft and robbery.

Their territory was on the only route for salt trade, and many weaker tribes were often bullied by them.

At best, half of the goods will be lost; at worst, everything will be washed away.

Therefore, some tribes were forced to seek help from powerful tribes such as the White Tiger Tribe, Silver Wolf Tribe, and Black Bear Tribe.

This time, seeing that they had traded for so much salt, the hyena tribe decided to gamble with the quantity.

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