Chapter 17: The Angel In His Life (Part 1)
Beastmen were lowly creatures, akin to livestock.
From birth, they bore the status of slaves. Ragar, too, was one of these wretched beings.
Lion Beastmen were known for their powerful and resilient bodies.
No matter how many punches or kicks they endured or even if they were struck by a bullet, they wouldn't die so easily.
While Bear Beastmen surpassed them in sheer toughness, Lion Beastmen were valued for their combination of durability and combat skills, making them popular as well-balanced Beastman slaves.
Because of this, Ragar had passed through many slave markets and masters.
Most of his owners used him as a living shield, and with each change of hands, the scars on his body grew even more.
Many of his masters vented their accumulated frustrations by deliberately injuring him.
Even so, they never touched his Beastman ears or tail.