march to victory

It can be seen that the reason why Dahei is so powerful is: other Tibetan mastiffs have to work hard to kill a wild wolf, but Dahei just bites down, shakes his head violently a few times, and then let go, while his mouth The wild wolf below must be slowly dying in struggle, or at least drowned, without exception-this is the keen sense of animals, otherwise, Dahei would not be able to let go.

Unfortunately, that wolf king is equally strong, let alone a Tibetan mastiff against three wild wolves, even one-on-one, it doesn't take much effort to kill a Tibetan mastiff.

Moreover, as far as the results of the two leaders are concerned, Dahei only killed one wild wolf, while the wolf king has already killed one and injured the other Tibetan mastiff—as a king, he naturally has the demeanor of a king. Disdain to fight against soldiers.Dahei was not interested in other wild wolves at all, and the one that was killed was only because it blocked its way.The same was true for the wolf king. The reason why he only bitten the Tibetan mastiff instead of taking the opportunity to kill him was also because his target was Dahei.

After all the subordinates on both sides consciously did not stand in the way of the two chiefs, Dahei and the wolf king soon met.

The two sides were about ten meters apart, staring at each other coldly.I don't know if the two are really related by blood. Not only did they have the same cold and hostile attitude, but they didn't scream loudly, only a low, threatening voice came from their throats. He bent back, squatted down slightly, and then, at the same time, let out a scream, and rushed towards the opponent like lightning.

To be honest, the speed of the two is too fast, especially when they jump up and touch each other, it is impossible to see the specific situation of the two with the naked eye. , with his head raised slightly, a bit like fighting a kangaroo.Then, the two hit the ground.

If this move can be regarded as a way for the two sides to test each other's strength, then after this landing, the next thing for both sides is to fight for life and death.

As soon as they landed, they screamed wildly at the same time and jumped at each other at the same time. This time, both sides landed on their hind legs, their bodies straightened, and their front paws clawed at each other fiercely. This posture is also a bit like a kangaroo fighting. However, there was a deep roar from the throats of the two, and they opened their bloody mouths and bit each other.

To be honest, just looking at the two's big mouths biting, but not forgetting to dodge left and right, and then fiercely bite at the opportunity, this posture is really a bit like kissing.It's just too fast to see clearly.

However, after the two separated, everyone could clearly see that there was a small gash on the left corner of the wolf king's mouth, and blood flowed out.And Dahei didn't take advantage of it, and even suffered a little loss - a small short cut was scratched on its left cheek, and it was also bleeding.Looking at the wound, if it hadn't dodged so quickly, the left eyeball would probably be gone.

Seeing the results of this battle, Zhang Qingshan, who loves Dahei very much even after only being together for one night, felt a little distressed. He couldn't help but look up at Ah Sang who was opposite, but saw Ah Sang holding the gun firmly in one hand and holding the rein firmly in the other. , with a tense face, staring at Dahei with both eyes, just not interfering.Zhang Qingshan couldn't help shaking his head in his heart: You are too deeply bound by your thoughts. If you were to replace me, I wouldn't care what your customs are. It can also be seen from Zhang Qingshan's personality, coupled with his performance along the way, it is absolutely certain that Zhang Qingshan is definitely not a person who is "lucky when he suffers", and he is not a person who follows the rules.

Looking at the herdsmen around him again, Zhang Qingshan found that, as the previous interpreter introduced, although these herdsmen were nervous and worried to death, but no one made a sound, and they didn't even raise guns to threaten the wild wolves. Definitely create a relatively fair environment.If they hadn't been staring at their pet dogs, Zhang Qingshan would have suspected that these Tibetan mastiffs were not theirs.Although he knew that they must be cheering for his pet dog in his heart, Zhang Qingshan still despised their behavior: You are really bound by feudal superstition, it really kills people!No, it killed the Tibetan mastiff.

This time, Dahei and the wolf king were not in a hurry to pounce on each other, but stared at each other coldly, using their aura to force the opponent to make the first move like masters.

I don't know if both of them couldn't stand the other's cold eyes and momentum, and screamed at the same time, and rushed towards each other like lightning.

But this time, the two were really desperate, or they were aroused by the other party and attacked the other party crazily, even regardless of whether they would be injured: I saw that the two had changed their previous characteristics of not screaming when attacking. Almost from the beginning to the end, he never stopped calling, and bit the opponent fiercely while screaming, even if the opponent bit one of his legs, he would bite the opponent's lower limbs, and would not let go.

As the water splashed, I don't know how many bloody manes fell down. Slowly, the wounds on their bodies increased. Gradually, there was a trace of blood in the water drops falling from their bodies. Finally, the wounds on their bodies Blood flowed.And where the two of them fought, within a radius of five meters, there was not a Tibetan mastiff or a wolf, and they all set aside a place for the two kings to fight.

With the passage of time, Tibetan Mastiffs have gradually gained an advantage, and it has become more and more obvious.In the end, some wild wolves couldn't take it anymore, admitted their defeat, and rushed to the river bank desperately, howling.

Zhang Qingshan originally wanted to shoot, but when he looked at the herdsmen around him, his mind turned and he sighed softly, watching seven or eight wounded wolves fleeing from him.On the contrary, the horses under him were frightened and backed up one after another.

But at this time, those Tibetan mastiffs refused to let go of the fleeing wolves, and chased them after them howling wildly.At this time, the herdsmen stopped them with their mouths, got off their horses and picked up their Tibetan mastiffs. First, they touched their big heads as a reward, then took out pieces of meat to feed them, and finally took out medicine to treat their trauma.And those Tibetan mastiffs are really obedient, although they stopped reluctantly, although they were hugged by their masters and could not pursue them, although they still barked wildly at the fleeing wolves, they didn't struggle hard, they just called out symbolically a few times Finally, while eating the meat, they made choked-up sounds... Some herdsmen got off their horses and rushed to the lower reaches of the shoal to intercept the corpses that slipped down the river after their Tibetan mastiffs died in battle. Feet hanging down, howling, as if really lost a loved one.On the contrary, some Tibetan mastiffs were seriously injured and could not move. Their owners rushed over and called their friends to help them. The two struggled to carry the Tibetan mastiffs to the shore, and gave medicine to the Tibetan mastiffs while crying...

What's interesting is that no matter how sad or angry they are, even if they pass by Dahei and the wolf king who are fighting with their guns, they still take a detour and never interfere, and they don't even look at them... …Afterwards, Zhang Qingshan realized that it was not just about superstition, but more importantly, about respect.Because they regard the duel between the two as a duel of warriors, if they interfere rashly, it will not only disrespect the two, but also humiliate Ah Sang, the big black master.If this kind of thing happened, according to the character of the Tibetans, regardless of the outcome of Dahei and the Wolf King, in all likelihood, Ah Sang would have to fight the intervener on the spot immediately.

But Dahei and Wolf King, who haven't decided the winner yet, seem to know this too, or they can't care about anything else now, they only have each other in their eyes, so not only did they not stop fighting, but they fought even more intense.

There is also a moment of end in the fierce fight. After a burst of crazily biting and screaming at each other, the ending came out: I saw the wolf king bit Ah Sang's left front leg and pulled it back vigorously, but before it could pull away However, Dahei took advantage of the situation and pounced forward, biting the back of the wolf king's neck a little to the left, and then pulling back vigorously while shaking his head... Up to now, the strength of the two has been exhausted to the same extent Now, the movements are not as agile as before, the only thing that can retain strength is probably the bite force, but Dahei bites the opponent's neck, so the outcome is determined.

When Dahei swayed his head from side to side for a while, the wolf king let go of the pain, let out a whine, and backed up vigorously, trying to struggle away, but what if Dahei gained power? May let go easily?On the contrary, amidst a low growl from the throat, the force of the head shaking became more and more intense.At the same time, large streams of blood donations left from Dahei's mouth, fell like lines onto the water surface, and disappeared in an instant.

The wolf king gradually became unable to resist, and finally stopped resisting, allowing Dahei to swing, and most of its body was also shaking in accordance with the law of Dahei's swing.However, blood donations gradually decreased, and some were even thrown out from the corner of the wolf king's mouth, and large swathes of blood donations stained the river surface red.

In less than a minute, Dahei suddenly stopped shaking, let go, lowered his head, and stared at his feet closely—the wolf king had no strength left, but his head was submerged in the water, and he instinctively struggled to raise his head—if he didn’t raise his head, he would To be drowned in the river.The body is also twitching.

Seeing this situation, Dahei bit the wolf king's neck again, and shook it desperately... Asang's tense face gradually became joyful, and a smile began to creep up on his cheeks.

After a while, he let go again, lowered his head and stared closely, until he saw that the wolf king's head was submerged in the water, but he didn't struggle at all. After he was sure that he had killed his opponent, Dahei's cold and ferocious eyes gradually faded. very happy.Then, like a victor after an arduous battle, he raised his head to the sky and heard two loud screams.

"Wang Wang!"

Ah Sang yelled in great surprise, quickly got off the horse, stepped on the river and ran to Dahei, hugged him, touched and kissed him, happy...

Then, calling for friends to carry the dead wolf king to the shore, he took advantage of this time to quickly feed meat and medicine to Dahei... Dahei's left foreleg was the most seriously injured. His muscles and bones were hurt, but just this made Asang's distressed eyes turn red, and he kept saying something to Dahei with guilt all over his face.It was Dahei who rubbed his head against Asang's clothes and licked Asang's face from time to time... Seeing this scene, Zhang Qingshan, who was extremely envious, became more and more determined to raise a Tibetan mastiff like Dahei in the future.

In the end, Ah Sang drew out the sword on his body, peeled off the wolf king's skin, and cut off the wolf king's head by the way... And among the other herdsmen, those who brought Tibetan mastiffs to the battle all did the same.

Zhang Qingshan didn't know why, and curiously asked the translator beside him, only to learn: This is also a custom!Because they regard the Tibetan mastiff as a part of the family, according to the rules, they can take the trophies of the Tibetan mastiff home, which is the glory of the whole family...