Steam Western Fantasy: This werewolf is ridiculously strong!

The sturdy man's words left Bob speechless. He said no more and stood aside watching coldly as the two weak girls were taken away by the two sturdy men.

Even though his daughter's eyes were full of pleading when she looked at him, and even though in his heart he still thought of himself as her father.

"Bonnie, I'm sorry, I shouldn't have brought you here..." Seeing that her father was unwilling to save them, Leila sobbed and apologized to Bonnie in a low voice.

She was filled with regret at the moment. If she had known this would happen, she would not have asked her friends to come along...

I don’t know if Bonnie heard her friend’s apology or not. She never responded but just trembled and cried instinctively.

“Ew…”

A low howl like that of a vicious dog was heard, startling all five people present.

The two sturdy men subconsciously turned around and saw a scene that horrified them, causing them to loosen their grip on the girls, allowing the two girls to break free.

Deep in the hazy woods, the outline of a large and startling beast was extremely clear. Its single eye emitting a faint light was gazing at the two strong men with full malice, and the low howl like a warning from a vicious dog also made this clear.

Although the two sturdy men were underground thugs who had killed people and had heard some rumors about Warcraft, facing it in person was completely different from what they had imagined. The feeling that their lives were not completely in their own control made them tremble.

Bob also saw the beast. His lips trembled, his crotch was wet, and he shouted, "Oh my God! Don't come over here!"

When the shouting came, Bob had already started to run away. The two strong men woke up as if from a dream and also ran away, no longer caring about the purpose of their trip.

Since they broke free, Leila and Bonnie had been hugging each other tightly, not paying attention to their surroundings, but only hearing the shouts of the three men.

They knew what had happened that frightened the three men, but they didn't dare to look up to confirm.

After a few seconds, Leila finally mustered up the courage to slowly look up. There was no one else around except them. She tried to look in the direction of the barking, but there was nothing unusual there either.

"I...we should go, Bonnie, get up." She struggled to help her frightened friend up, brushed the dust off her skirt, and then brushed her own, then walked towards Dude Town with great caution.

……

inside the room.

Glenn was packing up, preparing to take the wild animals into the deep woods surrounding the town of Bayek to hunt, and then take them to the town of Dude to sell.

And this was the temporary source of income he thought of.

Just as he had finished packing his tools, he heard a slight noise outside the room. Glenn put his things down and opened the door.

The beast's ferocious face appeared outside the door, staring at him with its one eye, sticky saliva dripping down.

"What's wrong?" Glenn raised an eyebrow.

The beast licked the tip of its nose, opened its mouth slightly, and let out a series of ambiguous whimpers, which was both very human and very funny.

Others would definitely not understand what it was trying to say, but Glenn could.

"You mean, those two girls met three men outside who wanted to bully them, and you scared those three men away?" Glenn tentatively said what the other party meant.

At the end, he narrowed his eyes slightly and murmured in a low voice: "Normally, no one would come here, and they just happened to block Leila and the others... Haha, the target is either Leila or Bonnie. Forget it, as long as they are okay."

Looking up, he saw the beast was still there, staring at him. Glenn didn't understand why, but he noticed the desire in its eyes and said, "You did a good job."

The beast, having received the praise, immediately showed extreme excitement, jumping and hopping in Glenn's front yard like a big dog.

Glenn was very surprised by this change, and he quickly asked the other party to stop so as not to damage his yard.

So you are such a beast... Glenn, who grabbed the beast, was speechless.

The commotion just now might have alarmed some neighbors, because Glenn felt several gazes falling here.

He just casually glanced at the house where the gaze came from, and then ordered the beast to wait for him outside the town. After it left, he went to get the tools he had just prepared.

In the second-floor window of a two-story house, a puppet in a blue vest lowered a corner of the curtain, and the house became dark again, with only the faint candlelight on the table illuminating it.

"The new neighbor is too noisy. It will disturb Aina." The puppet made a strange sound, but there was no ups and downs in the tone.

"Parindes, you are too stingy. It's boring here. Wouldn't it be nice to have a little more liveliness?" Another voice sounded, also with no ups and downs in tone, but it was a cute female voice.

"I am concerned about you, my sister, and I don't want anyone to hurt you again. This is something I cannot accept."

The puppet in the blue vest walked to the wooden table, his joints creaking and grinding.

"No one here will hurt me. You are making a big fuss, Parindes. We should try to go out. When the master created us, he certainly didn't want us to become stay-at-home guys and girls!"

Another puppet with female features approaches the candlelight and reveals its appearance.

Compared to the puppet Parindes in a blue vest, Ina is obviously more lifelike and more like a human, with delicate facial features, smooth blonde hair, and an exquisite dress, like a princess in a fairy tale. You can see how much care her maker has put into her.

"Aina, I know you've had enough of the life here over the years, but until there's news from the master, we'd better not show up in front of outsiders." Parindes continued to persuade, but this time his tone was clearly earnest.

"How can you possibly get any information from the master if you lock yourself up in this closed place? Even if there is information about the master circulating outside, how can it get here? You have a wooden head!"

Aina's words left Parindes speechless.

Seeing that her brother had nothing to say, Aina slowed down her tone and whispered, "My dearest brother, the master may have been looking for us everywhere. Even if we don't go to find her, we have to walk around nearby to get some information! If I keep holding it in here, my body will grow fungus..."

Parindes wanted to say that fungus wouldn’t grow on our bodies, but there was no point in discussing this, so he gave in and said, “Okay, but you can only walk around nearby, and you can’t go anywhere far away.”

"Brother, I love you!" Ina kissed Parindes on the face.

……

Outside town.

Glenn rode on the beast and shuttled through the dense forest. He had noticed when he came here that there were many animal footprints and feces nearby, so hunting should not be difficult.

With the physique of a werewolf, all kinds of smells in the air cannot escape his nose. At this time, he was tracking a group of wild boars. He remembered the smell last time, so it was easier to find them.