The remaining Raptor rider, seeing this, was terrified and wanted to turn and flee. But how could his speed match the dinosaurs? After a few steps, he was blocked by a Kentrosaurus.
Instantly, the other dinosaurs surrounded him. The Raptor's sharp claws and pointed teeth glinted menacingly as they lunged forward, plunging him into utter despair.
The riderless Raptor had already begun fighting the Kentrosaurus that had killed its rider. This Raptor had never hunted a creature like a Kentrosaurus before. The Kentrosaurus's body was covered in spikes, leaving it with no easy way to attack, so it could only fight by biting the Kentrosaurus's legs.
Meanwhile, the spikes on the Kentrosaurus's tail pierced deeply into the Raptor's body. The Raptor struggled desperately, but it was no use. As the wound bled profusely, the Raptor's strength gradually waned, and a sense of weakness washed over it. Another Kentrosaurus rushed over, swung its tail spikes, and impaled the continuously wailing Raptor. The two Kentrosaurus firmly pinned the Raptor, then lifted their tails and ran in circles, tossing the Raptor around and tearing at it.
The Raptor lunged, knocking the rider down and overwhelming him with bites. The savage rider was completely defenseless and was instantly killed by the Raptor. Blood splattered the Raptor, staining its teeth red and making it appear even more ferocious. The savage rider's head separated from his body. The Raptor spat out the savage rider's clothing and then turned to help attack the other Raptor.
This Raptor had a much worse fate than the one being attacked by the two Kentrosaurus. One of the remaining Kentrosaurus pinned the Raptor with its tail spikes. The extremely fast Raptor and the Sabertooth Tiger arrived first. The Sabertooth Tiger grabbed the Raptor's head and used its long canine teeth to continuously tear at its neck. The Raptor bit at other areas, while the slower Dimetrodon arrived and also joined the fight. The Raptor quickly lost its breath. It had not a single piece of good meat on its body before it died, tortured to death by the pack of dinosaurs. Some bleeding wounds even exposed deep bone.
The Raptor being attacked by the two Kentrosaurus had already been twisted to death by their 'two-person dance' and died from blood loss. The Raptor's blood had stained the Kentrosaurus's tail red over a large area. Seeing that the Raptor was no longer struggling, the Kentrosaurus released it. One Kentrosaurus pulled out its tail spikes, while the other, like trash, flung the Raptor a short distance away.
The girl saw for the first time that herbivorous creatures also possessed such formidable combat power, capable of torturing predators to death. Seeing these creatures cruelly attacking the Raptor in a group, the girl's heart filled with terror. Although she had avoided being captured and taken back as a slave, these fierce beasts would likely not let her go either. Would she soon suffer the same fate? However, her heavy eyelids interrupted her thoughts. The cold wind made her body tremble uncontrollably. She decided to sleep first; perhaps she wouldn't feel pain once she was asleep.
The dinosaurs, having dealt with the intruders, did not eat them immediately. Instead, they dispersed and continued their patrols. Three Kentrosaurus and Dimetrodons surrounded the girl and the Pachyrhinosaurus. These two creatures had entered the territory without hostile intent but had stumbled in, so they were encircled to await the return of their master.
Wáng Jùnjié was currently locked in a fierce battle with a massive woolly rhinoceros. This eight-meter-long, tank-like creature's charge alone was oppressive. Fortunately, Wáng Jùnjié was a step ahead. He cleverly utilized the terrain, allowing the Dimetrodon to gain a vantage point on an icy incline. Due to the ice, the woolly rhinoceros could not charge up the slope, but it also could not escape the Dimetrodon's attack range.
Unable to come up or escape, the woolly rhinoceros was continuously paralyzed by the Dimetrodon's venom, making its body unusually weak and slow. In the game, the Dimetrodon's venom had a powerful slowing effect even on a Tyrannosaurus Rex, let alone this clumsy woolly rhinoceros. Wáng Jùnjié, riding a Titanomyrma, continuously rained stone arrows from the air to suppress it. He fired about thirty stone arrows before the woolly rhinoceros finally fell beneath Wáng Jùnjié's sharp shafts.
After cleanly processing the woolly rhinoceros's hide and meat, Wáng Jùnjié prepared to return and make a fur set.
Upon returning home, Wáng Jùnjié found a situation had arisen. His dinosaurs were gathered around a Pachyrhinosaurus and a girl on the ground. In the distance lay two Raptor corpses and two savage corpses. One of the Raptors was horribly mangled, and the surrounding area bore all the signs of a recent battle.
Wáng Jùnjié immediately swooped down. He looked at the sleeping girl and the motionless Pachyrhinosaurus, then turned his gaze to the corpses nearby. Wáng Jùnjié quickly pieced together the sequence of events. It was likely that the two savages riding Raptors had been pursuing the savage girl. They had then blundered into this area, and the two savages riding Raptors were killed by his dinosaurs. Perhaps due to the Pachyrhinosaurus's neutral trait, it was not treated as an intruder among the herd of herbivorous dinosaurs, and they did not attack its dinosaurs, thus they narrowly escaped.
By this time, it was afternoon. Sunlight streamed onto the girl and the Pachyrhinosaurus, warming the cold wind considerably. Of course, this was relative, especially for the scantily clad girl.
Wáng Jùnjié dismounted at a distance from the girl and walked towards her.
*Thump!*
The sound of landing startled the girl. Years of hunting had made her extremely sensitive to sounds. Even though her body was still very tired, a reflex forced her awake. She groggily raised her head to look at the source of the sound, only to see a man clad in Carapace Armor, followed by a giant flying ant, staring intently at her. Their eyes met, and then the man shifted his gaze to other parts of her body. His expression revealed neither good nor ill intent, but she knew he was appraising her.
Indeed, Wáng Jùnjié was observing the long-legged girl before him. Her attire was wild, consisting of a hide bodice and a hide skirt. A bow and quiver of apparently good quality were slung over her back. From her thighs downward, her legs were wrapped with fiber ropes. Her hair was thick and dark, cascading casually over her shoulders, with a few small braids woven into the sides. Her beautiful hair swayed gently with her movements.
The girl possessed a face remarkably similar to modern humans, delicate and well-defined; a high nose bridge, deep-set eyes, and a bright, sharp gaze that betrayed weariness. Her skin was a healthy light yellow, smooth and elastic, as if it had endured the passage of time yet retained youthful vitality. The girl was tall and slender, her legs long and straight, muscular and full of strength. The hide skirt hugged her hips and thighs tightly, accentuating her curves. The hem of the skirt was uneven, with some parts tattered. Sunlight fell upon her, illuminating her long legs as if cloaking her in a golden radiance.
Her shoulders were broad, her back straight. Unlike slender modern women, it was clear she was a warrior among the savages, bearing the weight of her life.
Wáng Jùnjié stared intently at her hands.
No implants.
It seemed she was a native of this world, not a genetically modified enhanced human like himself. He wondered if there was any reproductive isolation... *ahem*!
After appraising the girl, he turned his attention to the Pachyrhinosaurus behind her. Wáng Jùnjié noticed that the Pachyrhinosaurus's hindquarters were lacerated and bleeding profusely, staining the ground red around it. Furthermore, the Pachyrhinosaurus was exhausted and could not stand, on the verge of death.
If the bleeding were not stopped and treated promptly, it would soon die.
"Where did you come from?" Wáng Jùnjié asked.
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The girl did not understand the man's words, nor what he was saying. Wáng Jùnjié pressed his forehead, realizing they couldn't communicate. He cast another sharp glance at her smooth, long legs, then tossed the old hide set he used to wear to the girl. Seeing her shivering body, he knew she was terribly cold.
The girl looked at the man in surprise. The clothes in her hand were so warm, but she didn't put them on immediately. Instead, she clutched them tightly and moved closer to the Pachyrhinosaurus. Wáng Jùnjié walked to the Pachyrhinosaurus's mouth, took out a bottle of potion, and poured it directly down its throat. The girl watched in confusion as the man poured a strange liquid into her friend, wanting to get up and stop him. To her surprise, the Pachyrhinosaurus, which had been half-dead moments ago, suddenly had the strength to stand. Its wounds visibly healed, not only stopping the bleeding but forming a scab.