A genius girl with her own space

Qiqi put the little red bird into the space and let it train its army of beasts.

"Qiqi, can we ask the leader of the wild boars why they all came out to destroy the crops? What is in the deep forest that makes this group of big wild boars so scared?" Yun Jizi said.

"Okay, Master, come with me into the space. I'm worried if you leave it alone outside." After saying that, Qiqi pulled the master into the space.

Qiqi saw a large group of wild boars gathered around a cage in the open space, trembling with fear. Their fur had been singed off by the little red bird, which was flying overhead.

Qiqi came over and said, "Kong Ling, ask the wild boar leader why they ran out from the depths of the forest."

Kong Ling communicated with the wild boar leader using his consciousness.

The wild boars had their own territory deep in the forest. Even the wolves in the mountains didn't dare to mess with them. Their herd grew stronger and stronger, and they wanted to expand their territory.

Behind their territory stood a misty mountain. The mist dispersed during the day and returned at night. The wild boars tried to go into the mountain during the day to find food. As the herd grew, they ran out of food.

They go into the mountains in groups of three or five. There are many wild fruits and vegetables there. They eat them during the day and return to their territory at night.

One day, a few small wild boars disappeared. This continued for several days, and more than twenty wild boars were missing. The wild boar leader learned of the situation and took a few strong wild boars into the mountains to search for them.

After searching for several days without finding anything, the wild boar leader decided to spend a night inside to see what was happening.

They entered a cave at night, but didn't dare go inside, so they lay down at the entrance and slept.

The wild boar leader was on patrol with his companions. In the middle of the night, the wild boar leader saw a monster over two meters tall and covered in green hair emerge from a deep cave. It grabbed a wild boar, tore it into pieces with its bare hands, and stuffed it into its mouth. The wild boar leader howled in fear.

The roar of the leader of the wild boars woke up the other wild boars. They got up and saw the monster eating their companions. They were so scared that they didn't react.

The boars howled. They hurried out of the cave. The monster chased them, catching another boar with one hand and tearing it apart. It devoured it in a few bites.

The monster continued to chase the wild boars, and it caught and ate several wild boars in succession.

It wasn't until dawn when the monsters retreated that the wild boars collapsed to the ground, unable to run any further. The leader of the wild boars looked around, only to see two other wild boars following him; the others had been eaten.

They were so frightened that they lay there trembling for a long time before they walked back to their territory tremblingly.

Wild boar leader, the wild boar herd is strictly prohibited from entering the Misty Mountain. To avoid attracting monsters.

The wild boar's territory was quiet for several days and nothing happened.

The wild boar leader would send a few wild boars to watch the misty mountains from afar every day, fearing that monsters would come out and eat them.

At night, the wild boar's territory was completely silent, with only the distant hooting of an owl. In the middle of the night, the sound of footsteps reached the wild boar's head, and it got up. It was the only one who had heard the sound of monsters walking.

The monster came, and the leader of the wild boars roared, waking up the herd. They all stood up and ran after the leader. The boars that were slow to react were caught, torn apart, and eaten by the monster.

A two-meter-tall green-haired monster appeared behind the wild boars. Not satisfied with just one, it chased after the rest of the herd. The leader of the wild boars stopped, and all the other larger boars in the herd stopped, forming a circle. Together, they charged at the monster.

Some of them butted the monster with their heads, stabbed it with their tusks, and kicked it in the back with their hooves. The monster roared, grabbed a wild boar and swung it around, knocking down more than a dozen wild boars in an instant.

The monster tore the wild boar in its grasp in two with its bare hands. It then dropped it, grabbed the boars that were attacking it, and tore them apart again. Within a few rounds, the herd had lost over a dozen large boars.

The wild boar leader got angry and attacked the monster's back with its fangs. The monster was holding a big wild boar and was tearing it apart. It was caught off guard and was injured in the back by the wild boar leader. The monster turned around and slapped the wild boar leader away.

Several large wild boars blocked the way to the leader. The monster got angry and slapped them one by one. The leader hurriedly got up, howled, and led the herd into a run.

Finally, the monster grabbed one with each hand and slammed their hands together, smashing the boar's head. The monster put one down and tore the other apart, devouring it, its mouth full of boar blood. Soon, it had eaten both.

It was almost dawn at this time. The monster turned around and picked up the dead wild boar it had thrown away, holding them in its hands and retreating back to the foggy mountains.

When the wild boars saw that the monster was not chasing them, they stopped running.

The wild boar leader was heartbroken when he saw his herd had lost dozens of wild boars. He was also no match for the monster.

They walked a few more miles, further away from the misty mountains, before stopping and setting up camp on the edge of their own territory. There was a wolf camp nearby, so they didn't dare go near it.

After a few days of peace, the wild boars thought that the monsters couldn't find them and would not come again, so they all quietly looked for food around.

The wild boars were sleeping when they suddenly heard a wild boar's scream. They all stood up and saw the green-haired monster coming again. It was grabbing a wild boar and biting it.

This time, the wild boar leader no longer led the herd to fight. He howled and ran with them. They ran into the territory of the wild wolves. They ran out of the forest along the territory of the wild wolves.

The monster caught dozens of slower-running wild boars, just enough to fill its teeth.

The wild boar's running also woke up the wolves, and the wolves also ran towards this side.

When the monster saw the wolves, it grinned with its fangs and laughed in a very eerie manner.

The wolf king was startled. What kind of monster was that? They stood together and didn't attack the monster. As soon as the monster's laughter stopped, it pounced on the wolves. The wolves immediately dispersed and surrounded the monster.

A monster tried to capture a wolf. Wolves are intelligent and clever, and they fight in groups. This wolf dodged, and another wolf pounced on the monster and bit it, but failed to take any flesh. Instead, it angered the monster.

The monster turned around and slapped the wolf, sending it flying. The wolf fell to the ground and rolled several times. This showed how strong the monster was. The monster slapped several wolves in succession. One wolf bit off the monster's finger. The monster punched the wolf's head and shattered it. The wolf fell to the ground without even a howl.

The wolf king got angry and howled, calling more wolves to attack the monster. The monster saw that it was no match for the wolf and started to fight it, thus breaking out of the encirclement.

He ran to the place where the wild boars were, picked up many dead wild boars, and ran into the foggy mountains in a panic. The wolf chased him to the bottom of the mountain and stopped.

The wolves had a knack for foreseeing danger. They retreated and saw the wild boar's territory in disarray. Several dead young boar lay on the ground. The wolves dragged the bodies away, making them their evening meal.

The wild boars ran out of the forest. There was no food on the edge of the forest, so they called hunters and common people to dig up all the food.

The little wild boars cried out in hunger. In desperation, the wild boar leader allowed them to eat the people's crops. At first, they didn't harm the people who drove them away. Finally, the people came with sticks and beat them, killing several of the little wild boars. The people cheered and carried the meat home to eat. This angered the wild boars, and they began to eat the crops day and night.

Officials arrived and injured or killed several wild boars. The wild boars also injured several civilians and yamen runners, mauling them all. Two civilians, who had eaten young wild boars, had their stomachs ruptured by the larger wild boars, their intestines spilling out. They were probably not going to survive.

They frightened the government officials and common people, and they all moved away.

"I just didn't expect to run into you guys, to catch us and lock us up in a cage," the wild boar leader roared.

The little red bird spewed a wisp of fire from its mouth and burned it towards the roaring wild boar.