Chapter 106: Hundred Flowers Valley

Wolves are natural hunters, while mountain rats are at best just slightly stronger small animals. Once Huiya found its rhythm, the mountain rats stood no chance at all—they had their necks bitten and broke within moments, dead on the spot.

This time, Huiya didn't need anyone to teach it, instinctively lying atop the mountain rat and tearing it apart.

Before Suming had even finished his meal, half of the large mountain rat had gone into Huiya's stomach, its mouth smeared with blood. It extended its barb-covered tongue, licked the blood-stained fur around its mouth, and then tilted its head toward the sky, letting out several high-pitched 'howls'.

Compared to the mature howl of the Wolf King, Huiya's howls were short and immature, but they were wilder.