nucmednet Chapter 432 Hidden Dangers
Chapter 432 Hidden Dangers
Yong stared intently at Mori's solemn expression, as if trying to see through his eyes to understand his inner thoughts.
Sen nodded slightly, a knowing glint in his eyes. Yong nodded in understanding and reassured him, "Don't worry, go ahead and do your work. I'll handle the gorilla beastmen!"
In fact, Yong had already keenly sensed the unusual activity on the distant snow-capped mountain, but he knew that if he went there rashly with his current strength, he might not only fail to solve the problem, but would also cause unnecessary trouble for everyone.
Instead of doing that, it's better to stick to what you're good at and make the most of it.
Having made up his mind, Yong turned around without hesitation and led the orcs behind him toward the cave.
At the same time, Sen spread his wings and soared into the air like an arrow, speeding towards the snow-capped mountain.
However, just as Mori took off, the previously calm wind suddenly changed. A howling gale swept in, carrying a thick blanket of snowflakes, forming a white storm that rushed straight towards Mori.
This sudden turn of events made Mori's heart tighten, but he did not back down. Looking at the eerie scene before him, clearly aimed at him, Mori knew that the answers to all the mysteries lay hidden in this enigmatic snow-capped mountain.
The primordial orcs are incredibly powerful beings, both genetically and in terms of actual combat strength!
Then, Sen suddenly raised his head and let out a deafening roar towards the empty sky. What happened next was astonishing – the instant he opened his mouth, raging flames erupted like a volcanic eruption, carrying a scorching heat and dazzling light.
With his incredibly keen senses, Sen noticed something unusual on a distant mountain peak, so he didn't hesitate to unleash a torrent of blazing flames from his mouth in that direction.
In an instant, a heart-wrenching, ear-piercing roar suddenly came from the mountain: "Roar... Roar roar..." This terrifying roar seemed to pierce through the clouds, accompanied by a sharp wind and swirling snowflakes, spreading all the way from the towering snow-capped peak.
At this very moment, Zhong was doing his utmost to direct his people to quickly pack their belongings and prepare to move out of the cave.
He shouted at the top of his lungs, "Don't bring any more unimportant things! The cave over there in the valley is warm and cozy, and the chief has already prepared comfortable and warm earthen beds for everyone. There's no need for so many heavy animal hides!"
However, just as he was shouting at the top of his lungs, he suddenly heard a series of dense rustling sounds coming from the cave above him.
The head of the tribesman suddenly felt a chill and, after a moment of panic, quickly picked up the young cub beside him and began shouting at the top of his lungs, urging the other tribesmen to hurry up and rush out to escape.
"Everyone, run! Don't take anything else! An avalanche is probably about to happen above the cave!"
Every orc knew how terrifying an avalanche was, and at that moment they couldn't care less about anything else, each one of them desperately running outside.
Yong and his group did not enter the cave; their tribe of orcs dispersed around to observe the situation. At this moment, they also heard the sounds coming from above the cave, and Yong immediately ordered his people to retreat to the rear.
"They're coming out one by one. Everyone, run back quickly, the farther away from the mountain the better!"
As Yan and Mao ran, they observed their surroundings. When they saw that some baby gorillas had been left behind, they rushed back without hesitation.
As Mao held the cub by the neck, he roared from his throat. Upon hearing this, the hyena tribe beastmen searched for the younger beastmen in the group, and then, imitating Mao, picked up their cubs and ran off.
As the team ran further and further, they finally escaped the area affected by the avalanche.
Upon hearing the roar, Sen felt a sudden tightness in his chest, a sense of foreboding washing over him. Without hesitation, he spread his wings and flew rapidly toward the direction from which the roar came.
The wind howled in his ears, and the icy snowflakes sliced across his cheeks like sharp blades, but he paid no heed, his eyes fixed only on the unknown scene ahead.
However, when he finally arrived there, the scene before him stunned him. Clumps of black fur were burning on the snow, and the air was filled with a pungent smell of burning.
Beside the burning fur, scattered spots of blood were a horrifying sight. Clearly, the beast associated with that roar was seriously injured.
Sen squinted, unwilling to give up on the clues. He circled the snow-covered area and then rapidly circled the snow-capped mountain several times, trying to find more traces.
But just then, a sudden avalanche occurred. Huge chunks of snow tumbled down from the mountaintop with a deafening roar. In the blink of an eye, the previously clearly visible traces and sounds were buried under the thick snow, and everything seemed to have vanished without a trace.
Faced with this situation, Mori felt incredibly frustrated and helpless. Although he desperately wanted to continue the investigation, the current circumstances did not allow him to linger any longer.
Because they still had an important mission to complete today: to lead the gorilla troop safely back to the valley. Thinking of this, Sen sighed deeply, then turned and flew towards the direction of the main force.
However, Sen was unaware that shortly after he left, two white figures suddenly emerged from the snowdrift. They slowly poked their heads out of the snow, cautiously observing their surroundings.
If he could see them now, he would be astonished to discover that these two figures were the snow bears he had encountered before. Moreover, these two snow bears were several times larger than the one he had seen before!
Their thick white fur trembled slightly in the cold wind, exuding a chilling aura.