I can understand what the furry creatures are saying, and I've become the number one beast tame

Chapter 131 Your Child is in My Hands

Nan Ran is also very anxious!

She couldn't understand what the little guy was saying at all, and felt a sense of helplessness in communicating with a human cub.

All you can hear is the baby babbling, as if it's trying to say something, but you can't understand what it's saying at all...

Unable to understand, unable to communicate.

Awooo!! Awooo!! Awooo!!

The golden retriever puppy was extremely anxious.

Nan Ran: ...

No, sister, there's no use in getting anxious!
To be honest, she was quite anxious.

"Nanran, what's wrong?"

Attracted by the golden retriever's howling, Meng Duanyue and the others frowned and looked over at Nan Ran.

Nan Ran gave an awkward laugh: "N-nothing!"

She pointed to the golden retriever puppy: "It's probably hungry and eager to find its mother..."

Sorry, little puppy! I'll take the blame for now!

That doesn't seem right; this isn't exactly taking the blame!

It was because it didn't know what to do and kept howling, which disturbed Meng Duanyue and the others who were trying to figure out a way to get out.

Upon hearing this, Meng Duanyue simply nodded.

At this moment, they naturally couldn't care less about an insignificant puppy.

If they can find a way out, it wouldn't hurt to bring a puppy along.

But now, even they themselves are struggling to survive.

They had no time to care about a little dog.
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To prevent Meng Duanyue and the others from being affected, Nan Ran patiently coaxed the puppy.

Ouch!

oooooooo! !

Whether it understood Nan Ran's words or not, the more Nan Ran spoke, the louder the golden retriever barked...

Roar! !

The sudden roar of a beast jolted everyone awake. "What's going on? Did this rock beast devour an adult ferocious beast?!"

"Are we going to be torn to pieces by the monsters before we're melted by their stomach acid?"

"Don't say discouraging things!"

Meng Duanyue coldly rebuked them, stopping them from continuing to say discouraging things and disrupting morale.

"It sounds more like it came from outside?"

Nan Ran frowned slightly and moved closer to the stone wall, trying to hear clearly the meaning behind the other person's roar.

Awooooo~
Before she could even discern the meaning of the beast's roar, the golden retriever she was holding became even more excited and anxious, howling loudly.

oh~
Roar!
Aww~~
Hoho! !
……

Nan Ran listened carefully for a while and found that the little guy in her arms seemed to be on the same frequency as the roars of the beasts outside.

Could it be that--

Nan Ran thought of something and shook the golden retriever a few times, not caring whether the tiny puppy could understand her.

"Quick! Tell your mom... or maybe your dad, it doesn't matter anyway, tell your family's big boss! You're in my hands now, and if it doesn't dig a hole out of you right now, I'm killing you!"

Ouch! !
She wants to eat a ladleful.
[Mommy, save my baby!]
Nan Ran didn't know if the big beast outside understood what the golden retriever meant, but she certainly didn't.

She looked around but couldn't find any suitable tools, so she had to ask the Frostbeast for help: "Mimi, do you have any way to smash this spot and make as much noise as possible?"

It would be great if it could simulate or amplify the howling of a golden retriever puppy.

That should be able to further provoke the big beast outside.

Unfortunately, it's obvious that it's impossible.

The Frostbeast thought for a moment, and water mist gradually condensed on its light blue and white gradient antlers, which then solidified into frost.

The frost layered upon layer until it became a solid block of ice.

Bang!
The moment the frost hit the stone wall, it made a loud noise and shattered into pieces.

Nan Ran suddenly gained a deeper understanding of the hardness of the inner skin of the mountain stone beast.

This is really hard...

Such a thick block of ice would take several blows, even with a sledgehammer, to break into pieces like this.

(End of this chapter)