If Wang Yanfeng hadn''t been looking out for them, there wouldn''t have been so many human vassals in Wind Wolf Town.


    Two dayster, the Tiger-faced Man returned. He confirmed the final action time, ording to the original n without change.


    After sending off the Tiger-faced Man once again, Tang San returned to his room. He knew that for him, the first important moment sinceing to this world was about to arrive.


    He quietly went to bed, sat down cross-legged, his eyes slightly narrowed, a thoughtful expression flickering in his gaze. The n mentioned by the Tiger-faced Man unfolded in his mind,


    Three hundred breaths of time... He should be able to do a lot.


    In the forest, agile figures swiftly shuttle between the trees, every one of them slim and strong, leaping with ease. The trees were only stepping stones for them, not the slightest hindrance to their progress.


    Their bodies were patterned with tawny spots, and with every leap, they could cover tens of meters.


    Soon, they passed through the woods and onto the road. Nearly a hundred figures quickly assembled together.


    The one leading stood upright, over three meters tall, his slender body exuding strength, his eyes shining with a bright yellow glow. His lethal ws slowly retracted as his body straightened—undeniably a powerful sh Leopard.


    Behind him, figure after figure gathered, obviously centering around him.


    "Is it this direction?" the leading sh Leopard pointed ahead.


    A figure much shorter than him moved swiftly to his side, nodding lightly, "sh Spirit sir, it''s definitely this way. That ce is called Wind Wolf Town."


    sh Spirit''s eyes shed viciously, red pulsing subtly within the yellow irises, "Wind Wolf! Dammit! Follow me." As he spoke, he leaped forward with a swipe of his hand, the other sh Leopards showing fierce eyes as they quickly followed beside him.


    The sh Leopard who had spoken with sh Spirit earlier, his fur slightly contracted, revealing a humanlike face, but soon after applied the sh Leopard Transformation, blending himself back into the ranks of the sh Leopard tribe.


    Although the sh Leopard tribe wasn''t particrly powerful among the Various Monster ns, the formidable presence of over a hundred sh Leopards moving together on this road still carried an awesome might, to the extent that even some strong Monster races would give way when encountering them alone. Clearly, there was something off about these sh Leopards'' aura.


    The sh Leopards were fast, and although they were better at short bursts of speed with greater explosive power, even without going all out, they were much faster than the average Monster. The Leopard demon lineage has always been the king ofnd speed.


    When they stopped again, it was already at sunset. sh Spirit slowed down and paused beneath arge tree.


    He lifted his right front paw, and the sh Leopards behind him all halted, gathering around him.


    "Rest in ce, wait for action tonight. This time, we must seed; failure is not an option!" sh Spirit''s voice was filled with a chilling tone.


    The many sh Leopards scattered to find ces to rest. A long pursuit had drained much of their bloodline power, and taking the opportunity to rest would allow them to adjust to the best condition.


    "Zheng Mengqi,e here!" sh Spirit called out sternly.


    A sh Leopard quickly flickered over, its fur silently fading away, its body slimming down, transforming into a human figure—an unmistakable human vassal.


    He respectfully bowed in front of the sh Leopard, "sh Spirit sir."


    "Show me the map," sh Spirit waved him over.


    Zheng Mengqi hurriedly took out a leather map from his bosom and spread it in front of sh Spirit. He pointed to the pattern on the map, then nced at the setting sun.


    "Look, my lord, we should be here. We''re less than ten kilometers away from that Wind Wolf''s town. If we go from this side, it''ll take approximately ten minutes. Whenever the lords are well-rested, we can move out at any time."


    sh Spirit examined the map and said, "Are you sure it''s on this side? If you lead us astray, you know what the consequences are!"


    Zheng Mengqi replied with earnest fear, "I assure you, my lord, I truly saw theme this way and enter this town. Shall we negotiate first to see if they have taken your nsmen?"


    The fierce light in sh Spirit''s eyes flickered. "Negotiate? What''s there to negotiate? Do you think those crafty Wind Wolves will tell the truth? Once there, we will search; I refuse to believe that a small town can turn the heavens. If I find evidence, I will annihte their town."


    An overbearing aura burst forth from sh Spirit, the yellow light in his eyes faintly shimmering with a hint of pale golden luster.


    Zheng Mengqi quickly bowed his head, respectfully saying, "I shallply with your will."


    Only then did sh Spirit nod with satisfaction, "You may also rest now. If we find them, you will be credited for your role."


    "Yes, my lord." Zheng Mengqi then found a corner, settled down with his back against a tree, and began to adjust his position. His right hand silently reached behind and touched the tree. His fingers moved, leaving several marks on the bark.


    The sky gradually darkened, and night fell.


    A deep growl came from the mouth of sh Spirit. The resting sh Leopards all sprang to their feet and gathered around it.


    "Zheng Mengqi, lead the way," sh Spiritmanded coldly.


    "Yes!" Zheng Mengqi swiftlypleted the sh Leopard Transformation. Although different from a true sh Leopard, at a nce in the twilight, it wasn''t easy to distinguish.


    Map in hand, he confirmed the direction and quickly progressed to the front.


    The sh Leopard tribe wasn''t a Monster n that liked to use their brains. Although the various Monster ns had intelligence, the levels of wisdom varied. Some were particrly clever, but most monsters pursued power enhancement and weren''t adept at thinking.


    For example, reading a map was troublesome for sh Leopards. That''s why they were satisfied with the performance of their human vassals in these matters. It''s also why most ns had some human vassals: to handle simple tasks.


    Naturally, Zheng Mengqi would not mistake the direction; ten kilometers at a slow run wouldn''t take long for the sh Leopards. Soon, they could see the smoky vige. What they didn''t know was that Zheng Mengqi purposely avoided the vige where the human ves lived, to prevent the ves from the wrath of the sh Leopards. To the various Monster ns, ves were no different from livestock, and plundering ves from each other wasmon, especially when both sides were already hostile.


    Seeing the town not far ahead, a fierce light flickered in sh Spirit''s eyes. It raised its forepaw and patted Zheng Mengqi on the shoulder in a gesture of apparent satisfaction with his guidance.


    "My lord, it should be here," said Zheng Mengqi respectfully.


    sh Spirit nodded and raised its right forepaw. The sh Leopards behind it immediately split to both sides and stopped.


    sh Spirit slowly closed its eyes, and at that moment, the yellow spots on its body began emitting a faint yellow halo. Each spot seemed toe alive, gently pulsing with the flow of the halo.


    The sensation was surreal; every sh Leopard present, including Zheng Mengqi, could clearly feel their bloodline being stimted, growing considerably hotter.