The two were overwhelmed with excitement—getting a response was the absolute best news.
If there had only been dead silence, that would've been hopeless.
"Nangua's no pushover. If she's been stuck for a whole day and night, then she's definitely in danger. Pay attention—if it's mountain wolves, climb a tree first!"
Lu Chang'sheng instructed Niu Dazhuang.
The two of them both grew up in the village; whether it was climbing trees or swimming rivers, they were nimble as could be, and now that they were stronger, it was no longer a big deal at all.
Sure enough, after running toward the spot where the fire sparks had flickered for about half an hour, wolf silhouettes suddenly appeared ahead.
There weren't many, scattered around like sentries.
Niu Dazhuang immediately went on guard.
Mountain wolves had a far keener sense of smell than humans. As soon as the two got close, the wolves picked up on them and charged straight in.
