Leopard's Feud

Chapter 20
Surrounded by many baboons, Jack has nowhere to go.

Jack will climb the tree, and his kind will also climb the tree; Jack will run fast on the open plain, and so will his kind; Jack wants to hide himself in the dense bushes, and his kind can easily find him .In front of its kind, Jack has no advantage at all.In any case, it is impossible for Jack to escape the pursuit of such a large number of baboons.

Hall growled angrily, and showed his long fangs to Jack, and he wanted to use his fangs to avenge his daughter.

Jack hurriedly turned around to avoid Hall's attack.But on the other side, Jeff rushed forward with a loud roar, and Jack was almost bitten by Jeff's thick fangs.Numerous male baboons also showed their fangs one after another, and they would not stop until they tore Jack to pieces.

Jack never thought that in the end, he was not killed by the claws of the leopard, but by the fangs of his own kind.The following female baboons turned their faces away one after another, unable to bear to watch the bloody slaughter.Jack was their kind after all, with the face of a baboon, even though he was the killer of Ella and Ebe.

Jack didn't want to do unnecessary struggle anymore, it was impossible to escape from the siege of the baboons.It also doesn't want to fight to the death with its compatriots, so that more of its kind will bleed.

Jack closed his eyes, waiting for the end of his fate.

Angela approached Jack step by step. Before taking revenge, he had to take a good look at the murderer who killed his daughter and granddaughter.Suddenly, Yeta rushed out from the group of female baboons and stood in front of Jack - Jack had saved his life, and Yeta didn't believe that Jack was a bloodthirsty murderer.

Angela pulled her sister Yeta away and grabbed Jack's arm.No one expected that the crippled Angela could burst out with such a powerful force, and how much resentment and sadness it contained.Angela bit Jack's shoulder blade hard, and the blood flowed onto Angela's arm.

Suddenly, Angela's whole body began to tremble, and she grunted softly, sniffing Jack's bloody arm carefully.The expression on Angela's face was changing rapidly: confusion, thought, excitement, and joy.The baboons gradually quieted down, staring blankly at Angela who had been squatting beside Jack for a long time.

Based on the scent information in the blood, Angela recognized that the stray male baboon was her own brother Jack.Four years ago, Jack was not killed by the leopard's claws with his mother Anita, and Jack was still alive.And, in its memory, Jack, with wet red fur, has grown into a burly adult male baboon.For a moment, Angela patted Jack and started to cry. He forgot about revenge, and left only the joy of being reunited with his younger brother in his heart.

Blood is thicker than water, anyway, Angela does not admit or believe that Jack killed his daughter.Angela also bit her own arm, bleeding out and smearing all over Jack's body.Angela is announcing to the entire baboon family that this is her long-lost brother Jack.

Angela hugged her brother Jack.Jack felt that the smell of his long-lost mother in the depths of his memory flowed into his heart, and he finally came home.

The whole family of baboons returned to their home on the baobab tree with Jack.Seeing his long-lost son Jack, Jared was the happiest. He even led Jack, Jeff, and Hall to remark the baobab territory.

Of course, Jared believed that Jack was not the murderer who killed Ella's mother and daughter, but he always felt that there were too many experiences behind Jack that he didn't know.Even Jack's weather-beaten chief couldn't see through Jack's melancholy eyes.Jack's body exuded a faintly unpleasant smell, but he couldn't remember where the smell came from.Therefore, Jared temporarily does not allow Jack to spend the night with the group on the baobab tree, but lets Jack live in another big tree adjacent to the baobab tree.

Only Jeff looked extremely displeased.On the one hand, its plan to show off its talents in front of the baboon population failed; on the other hand, a younger brother who turned out to be a new competitor made it suddenly have a competitor.

From the baobab tree, Jeff looked darkly at his brother who lived in another tree.

(End of this chapter)