Chapter 106: Everyone Has Their Own Moves
Jie bravely suggested, "Perhaps, I should charge ahead and divert the wolf pack, then you guys quickly rescue Du Jun and Xu Haowen, and later come to rescue me."
Upon hearing this, Gu Fan immediately opposed, "Don’t act recklessly. If the wolf pack catches up with you, we might not be able to save you."
"So what should we do? If we don’t find a solution soon, it will really be too late." Professor Luo was anxious. He was responsible for the safety of everyone’s lives, especially since Xu Haowen was his student.
Su Hui picked up her mobile phone and sent a voice message, "Listen up everyone, the only solution at the moment is to see if we can collectively intimidate the wolf pack away with our presence. Remember, follow my command on the count of three, we’ll all rush out together, hollering and shouting in unison to rescue them. Remember that we must display an intimidating presence."
"Okay, I understand. We’ll take a gamble." Gu Fan felt that there was no better solution under such pressing circumstances. They had no choice but to risk it.
"Okay, everyone get ready, one!" When Su Hui shouted the first count, everyone tensed up. On the second count, they took a deep breath, gripping tightly onto the weapons they had at hand.
"Three, charge!" Su Hui hollered, quickly unzipping the tent and making a swift charge outside.
The rest including Gu Fan, Lu Yi, Professor Luo, Teacher Liu, Jie, and Ouyang Jin also made a dash out from their respective tents, shouting loudly alongside each other as they dashed forwards. The momentum they displayed was undeniably intimidating.
The group of wolves surrounding Du Jun and Xu Haowen’s tent hesitated once they saw several people charging towards them. They quickly dispersed and fled.
As everyone emerged from their shelters, it attracted other wolves. Three other wolves attempted to flank them but were met with Jie’s baseball bat and Ouyang Jin’s spade.
Although pushed back, the wolves did not give up, but their attempts to attack were met with the fierce swings of the spade and the baseball bat, deterring them from approaching too close.