Chapter 301: The Last Akuri Warrior

When moving swiftly, quickly distinguishing subtle traces and then relentlessly continuing the pursuit was Akuri tribe's specialty — naturally, it was also Gao Yang's specialty.

The latest track was also left three days prior, making it much harder to find traces. Gao Yang had to slow down slightly, but he was essentially still able to maintain a jog.

Gao Yang deduced that the attackers were likely poachers, and poachers usually wouldn't stay in one place for too long. To seek his revenge, he had to move as fast as possible. Gao Yang hadn't stopped since he started running, and luckily, he had not lost the trail, though sometimes he needed to slow down, but soon he would find more visible traces again.

To the average person, the savannah showed no signs of passage, yet to Gao Yang, it was filled with markers — broken twigs, trampled grass, faint footprints; all these signs guided him along the path the attackers had taken.