Chapter 32. A huge breakthrough.
Iron-clawed baboons were known for their laziness, only stirring when they were truly hungry and needed to hunt. Otherwise, they spent their days sleeping in high places, much like the mountain where this particular baboon was dozing.
When Li Chen approached, the iron-clawed baboon issued a warning roar, trying to scare him off. But Li Chen wasn't deterred; he was eager to test his combat skills.
As he ascended the hill, the baboon kept glaring threateningly and roaring at him, but Li Chen continued undisturbed, moving steadily higher toward the creature.
Getting closer, the baboon realized it couldn't intimidate Li Chen and became enraged. It stood up and let out an angry roar, stomping its feet on the ground in fury.