Wild North America 1846

Not long after leaving Sacramento, he returned to the wilderness. Richard, alone and with four horses, quickly arrived at the place where a battle had broken out. Except for the dense bones of a few horses, the rest of the flesh and blood had already been devoured by a pack of wolves.

Richard's horse smelled a strong smell of death here, which was an animal's instinct. The horse neighed uneasily, eager to leave.

After a sharp whistle, a pack of wolves appeared in the bushes in the distance, and the leader "One Ear" was prominently among them.

At this time, the mount could no longer bear it, and started running. Richard just made a gesture of waving forward, and the wolf "One Ear" understood the intention of "keeping up", and gradually started to run.

The gathered wolves followed closely behind.

The speed of the North American wild wolf is definitely not as fast as that of a fast horse, but its endurance is extremely amazing. It can run at a constant speed for 7 to 8 hours without rest, and in the chase, it can paralyze prey such as large North American elk.

Richard deliberately controlled the speed of his mount and arrived at the Rose Manor in just over 5 hours. Not long after that, a large group of wolves followed the trail.

The instinct to survive in the wild tells wolves to stay away from dangerous humans.

The smart alpha wolf "One Ear" led the wolf pack in hiding for 4 weeks and did not try to enter Rose Manor. The beast's intuition told it that wild wolves were not welcome there.

After resting for more than two hours at Rose Manor, I fed the mount and pack horses some black beans, a few eggs, and plenty of water to help the horses quickly recover their strength.

rest period

When Richard left the Rose Manor alone and came to the wilderness, the alpha wolf "One Ear" took the initiative to greet him. He waggled his tail happily to please his master, took the initiative to extend his head over for Richard to stroke, and closed his eyes in enjoyment.

It looks like an obedient domestic dog.

There were many wild wolves nearby. Watching the alpha wolf "One Ear" playing around Richard, squealing happily with his tail between his legs, he couldn't help but reveal a trace of confusion in his wild eyes.

After all, they were wild and untamable adult wild wolves. These wild wolves did not follow the footsteps of the alpha wolf, but kept a safe distance, looked at Richard with vigilant eyes, and soon disappeared into the bushes.

not long after

Wild wolves No. 1 and No. 2, which were tamed earlier, ran over one after another, howling happily with their tails between their legs from a distance, looking like submissive dogs.

If I hadn't seen the brutal and bloody way these wild wolves treat their prey, I would have been deceived by these clever little ghosts.

The alpha wolf occupied the position beside Richard with "one ear". As long as the other two wild wolves wanted to get closer, it would show its sharp fangs and let out a threatening growl. The two wild wolves were not allowed to share the honor of their master.

Richard sat on a big rock, scratching the thick hair of the wolf's "ear" with a funny expression. The warm spring sunshine was shining on his body, making him want to sleep comfortably.

Just at this time

The howling of wild wolves came from the distant wilderness. The first wolf stood up with a swipe of one ear, listened attentively, and soon started howling anxiously.

"There is a bear..."

Richard could clearly understand the meaning of the "One Ear" howl of the first wolf. He was overjoyed and wanted to test the bear, so he patted the first wolf "One Ear".

The head said: "Go and drive the bear over."

He made a gesture as he spoke, and the wolf "one ear" easily understood it, and immediately ran out, leading the pack of wild wolves and quickly disappeared into the bushes in the distance.

not long after

Amidst the high and low howls of wolves, three North American brown bears, one large, two small, and three were chased by the wolves and ran towards Richard in a panic.

Running in front is a female brown bear weighing more than 300 pounds. She turns back from time to time to protect the two cubs behind her, which are about one year old, from being knocked down by the ferocious wild wolves.

This unlucky brown bear family of three had just woken up from a long hibernation and were looking for food everywhere. Who knew they would run into a pack of wild wolves migrating from afar? It was really a bad time.

It can be seen that after a whole winter of hibernation, this adult female brown bear has lost a lot of weight. It should have weighed about 400 pounds, but now it has lost a lot of weight.

But the brown bear is a large beast after all. The female brown bear in a violent state retreated while fighting, and the wolves did not dare to face her directly. They just slapped the female brown bear with black bites on its buttocks and legs. The bitten female brown bear kept screaming, making it more and more violent.

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The wild wolf took one bite and ran away, not daring to stop at all.

The violent female brown bear has amazing arm strength. If the wild wolf is hit by a paw, it will be immediately knocked away several meters away, leaving deep blood marks on its body, and it will run away with a howl.

But there were too many wild wolves crowding around, and the female brown bear couldn't care less about the front than the back. Soon her butt and legs were bitten with wounds everywhere, dripping with blood.

The mother brown bear rushed over with her two cubs. When she saw a big tree about 150 meters away from Richard, she immediately protected the two cubs and climbed up the tree. She followed closely and climbed up.

Thus

The wild wolves had no choice but to gather around the tree and howl crazily, leaping high from time to time in a futile effort.

Richard was not in a hurry to step forward at this time. These wild wolves were untamed real beasts, full of wildness. Even with the pressure of the alpha wolf, they would still be attacked if they rashly stepped forward when besieging prey.

After waiting for more than half an hour, the wild wolves under the big tree had passed their initial frenzy. They saw that the mother brown bear and the family of three were helpless and wandered under the big tree out of boredom.

Only then did Richard blow a loud slogan, and at the same time made a retreat gesture to the alpha wolf "One Ear". The alpha wolf "One Ear" stood up and howled mightily, turning his head and walking towards the depths of the wilderness.

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Other wild wolves followed one after another. Although some wild wolves still lingered and howled unwillingly, they had no choice but to wag their tails and leave as they watched the wolves go away.

Only then did Richard strode to the foot of the tree. He saw the female brown bear climbing five or six meters high in the tree. There were wounds all over her butt and legs, and her brown-gray hair was dyed red with blood.

When the female brown bear saw a human coming under the tree, she opened her big mouth, exposed her fangs, and let out a threatening growl.

However, in the field of vision that the female brown bear couldn't see, a vague tentacle was placed on the female brown bear's head, which made the female brown bear turn her head irritably and easily shook it off.

We hooked up again, and were easily thrown away again...

After trying several times in succession, the shock effect seemed to have no effect on the female brown bear. Instead, it was completely angered and began to crawl clumsily towards the bottom of the tree.

Richard could only shake his head regretfully. He knew that the ability to frighten birds and beasts was still in its early stages and could not frighten medium and large beasts, so he set his target on the two brown bear cubs.

Among the two brown bear cubs, one had a rare golden color. Richard worked hard to control the invisible tentacles for 3 seconds, 5 seconds, 8 seconds, 10 seconds, 12 seconds and up to 15 seconds. Finally, he finally got to know this golden bear cub.

The bear cubs form a close bond.

Success!

Richard was overjoyed. Seeing that the female brown bear had clumsily moved down two meters, he took out his revolver without hesitation, pointed it at its back and fired three shots in a row.

The bullet that was close at hand was deeply embedded in the female brown bear's back, causing it to fall from the tree with a "thud", shaking the grass as if it was shaking.

After being shot, the rough-skinned and fleshy female brown bear howled loudly in pain. Yigulu actually turned over and climbed up, standing upright and lunging towards Richard.

Although Richard took more than 10 steps back, the female brown bear became wild after being injured. She jumped upright with great momentum, revealing the half-moon-shaped light-colored hair on her chest.

It's now

"Bah, bang, bang..." Three crisp gunshots rang out, blue smoke rose, and Richard slid sideways like a ghost, turning to the left of a certain brown bear.

A certain brown bear that suffered consecutive fatal blows seemed to be drunk, and the steps when it jumped forward became staggering. Just when it barely turned around, it fell to the ground with a "bang", twitching and unable to move.

It must be said that the female brown bear's vitality is really tenacious. Richard hit the target on this tree very accurately. All six bullets before and after hit the vital part. The female brown bear fell heavily from the tree, but she was still able to get up and launch a fatal attack.

However, everything is in vain.

Richard held the knife in his hand at the moment and did not step forward. He tried hard to use his invisible tentacles to contract with another little bear on the tree. Until 17 or 18 seconds later, he felt a throbbing pain in the temple of his head.

, there was a strong feeling of dizziness and emptiness, and then the last brown bear cub was successfully subdued and a strong intimate relationship was established.

It seems that this is the current limit.

Although the one-year-old little brown bear only weighs 70 to 80 pounds, it is not weak, especially its two front paws are very powerful and can cause considerable damage. A strong wild wolf cannot bring down such a big bear cub.

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It often takes three or four wild wolves to swarm up and kill a bear cub.

Therefore, it is quite difficult for Richard to use the power of intimidation. If it were bigger, there would be almost no possibility of success.

Just like this female brown bear, she can get rid of the entanglement of invisible tentacles with just a shake of her big head.

Fortunately, we finally subdued these two brown bear cubs and gained a lot.

The fur color of these two bear cubs is rare gold, and the other is grey-brown. Richard calls them "Ah Jin" and "Ah Hui" respectively. Both of them are male bears.

Male North American brown bears are huge and can weigh thousands of pounds as adults. They are invincible in the wilderness and are at the top of the food chain.

after finishing things

Richard took the two bear cubs and left quickly, leaving the body of the female brown bear where it was. He also didn't want the bear bile and bear paws. Naturally, a pack of wild wolves led by "One Ear" would be responsible for cleaning up the mess.

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This can be considered an appetizer for wild wolves. Such a large North American brown bear can feed nearly 70 wild wolves.

Rose Manor is only 35 kilometers away from San Francisco. This wilderness will be the world of "One Ear" wolves from now on.