The first step went well, and Gu Ji began directing the remaining pedestrians on the street to prepare for evacuation, specifically reminding the driver to match his pace.
Tigers have a warning distance when observing people, approximately fifty to sixty meters. Within this distance, the tiger will continuously monitor its target for hostility, and the longer the wait, the greater the risk of being attacked.
So, before the Bengal tiger goes on the rampage, he must lead everyone away as quickly as possible.
The driver began to slowly retreat upon hearing the instructions.
The other pedestrians nearby also each fled into shops or alleys, leaving only the driver, Gu Ji, and that tiger on the main road.
If he wasn't accompanied, the driver would likely have been scared to death; having finally regrouped at his side, Gu Ji observed the direction of the Bengal tiger's gaze while pulling him back further.
Just as the distance between both sides was about to exceed 60 meters.
