Chapter 60: Chapter 60 Submission of the Wolf Pack
Next,
the Lead Wolf, pinned under Wolf Claw, heard a long and resounding howl.
Contained within the howl was a message that was simple and straightforward.
It was a message often heard during wolf pack fights, territorial disputes, and hunting battles—
Submit or die!
This was a signal that every Wolf Clan could understand.
Su Lin’s resounding howl echoed.
His large and mighty wolf body radiated a faint aura of authority.
A pair of eerily green Wolf Eyes turned toward the two wolfesses,
and the wolfesses that were stared at felt as though the Grim Reaper from Hell had set his sights on them.
Instantly, they both tucked their tails, the ferocity in their eyes completely faded, replaced by terror.
Their sixth sense as animals was frantically signaling them,
Danger.
This feeling of danger was even more intense than when facing a Grizzly Bear.
Especially since the White Wolf’s Speed had just surpassed their understanding.
In the face of such speed,
even the thought of scattering and fleeing felt like a luxury.
A faint scent of death lingered in their minds.
However, the Lead Wolf pinned under Su Lin’s Wolf Claw,
was not willing to submit,
unwilling to go from Lead Wolf to a lowly member of the Wolf Pack.
It was no longer young,
It had no opportunity, no time, to climb from the bottom of a wolf pack again.
Therefore,
ferocity emerged in the Lead Wolf’s eyes, as its forelimb ferociously swept towards Su Lin’s Wolf Claw.
But it was all in vain.
Pinned under the Wolf Claw, it could only exert a fraction of its strength,
such attacks against the pristine white Wolf Claw were like an ant shaking a tree.
But soon,
Su Lin’s eerily green Wolf Eyes turned toward the struggling creature.
The Lead Wolf instantly felt a chill surge through its entire body.
It was at this moment,
that the desperately struggling creature
realized just what kind of being it was resisting!
Suddenly,
a flash of intent to kill passed through Su Lin’s eerily green eyes!
Then, the Wolf Claw slowly lifted and then violently descended!
This strike landed on the Lead Wolf’s head.
It was too heavy.
The Lead Wolf felt its head burst with blood, its eyes filled with countless red veins!
The sharp Wolf Claw also tore through its flesh,
the wound was so deep that the blood-soaked skull was exposed.
In an instant,
the smell of death spread.
Under the threat of death, the Lead Wolf wanted to howl in desperation, begging for mercy to show its willingness to submit,
but it was too late.
Another heavy blow directly opened its chest.
The Wolf Claw, sharp as a blade, pierced directly into its heart from the chest cavity.
Blood surged violently.
This strike claimed its life,
and even in death, its eyes still held the fear of dying.
“Ssht!”
Su Lin pulled out his Wolf Claw, bringing with it a spurting of fresh blood,
the blood painting the white fur on the Wolf Claw bright red.
Besides,
he also pulled out the Lead Wolf’s heart and threw it onto the snowy ground.
This heart, still gushing blood and warm with heat,
completely broke the inner defenses of the two wolfesses.
They immediately lay prostrate on the spot, heads lowered toward Su Lin, emitting low howls to signify submission.
Even their entire bodies trembled.
This was the first time they had seen such a ruthless member of the Wolf Clan.
The injuries on their bodies, though still very painful for the two wolfesses,
they still endured the pain,
wagging their tails at Su Lin to show loyalty.
Beyond this, they dared not make any sudden movements,
fearing that the decisive White Wolf would tear them apart right there.
And,
with the Lead Wolf dead,
they had no choice but to submit to Su Lin, as there were no other paths for them to take.
Wolves are social animals.
They seldom survive independently in the wilderness.
Because being in a pack provides them with enough safety and deterring power in the icy Arctic.
But if they left the pack and became Lone Wolves,
they would lose all protection in every aspect.
Even wandering to any place, they would be harassed or hunted by local Hunters!
In the end,
without access to food, they would starve to death in the snow.
