Chapter 398 - Finally Found You (1/2)

Due to the intense pain, just a mere few seconds of flying had taken Muir a tremendous amount of energy. He had only flown into mid-air when he suddenly fell, smashing onto a branch, and he only managed to not fall to the ground by grabbing onto the branch with his claws.

Parker immediately ran over to bite him. Muir forcibly held on and flew up a little higher again, then fell again.

This cycle continued, and the gap between the two beastmen was drawn further.

After giving chase for a while, Parker spat out the feathers in his mouth and came to a stop.

Forget it. If he continued to give chase, the peacocks would discover him. It was more important to save Qingqing.

This was the first time the prey he had caught with his mouth had managed to escape, and Parker was feeling very upset. He wiped away the feathers on his face, rubbed a layer of soil onto the blood on his body, then ran toward the peacock village with light steps.

After reaching the peacock village’s vicinity, Parker crouched his body down and moved his limbs like boat oars as he advanced forward.

He had mastered this skill during this period and was able to move in this manner without making any sound. He also tried his best to conceal himself.

That was strange. Why were there fewer peacocks on the watch?

Could it be that his absence over the past few days had taken effect? They thought that he had given up?

This might be a trap!

Parker became even more careful. Even though the surroundings were strangely quiet, he still had no intention of backing off.

If Muir were to get into the village before him, the peacocks would have their guards up. It’d only be more difficult for him to enter.

Parker was getting closer. He could smell the familiar captivating scent.

Qingqing, I’m coming. There were peacocks everywhere. Thankfully, the plants on the ground were lush enough, and Parker was able to conceal himself amongst them, successfully arriving at the massive banyan tree.

Parker scratched his claws on the ground, darting out from the bushes, and climbed up the tree in an instant.

Alva, on a branch, was stunned.