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Feren Slowly parting the grass, he revealed his tension and vigilance in his silent movements. His heartbeat seemed particularly pronounced in the quiet forest, each beat making time feel slow. Through the sparse leaves and grass, he cautiously looked towards the unknown creature.
Feren He stared intently at the Asra Lion before him, a creature far larger and more terrifying than any he had seen before. He felt a sudden shock and fear rising from deep within. This Lion was at least twice the size of a regular lion, and its appearance was unsettling. It lacked a lush mane, with short, close-fitting fur that displayed an eerie black-green color, making it appear especially sinister and mysterious in the dark forest.
The most shocking thing for Feren is that this Lion has six eyes on its head, divided into two groups of three, arranged in a triangular shape. Its eyes shimmer with a cold and fierce light, giving people a deep sense of fear. Its ears are short and sharp, as if they can catch any faint sound.
The back muscles of Asra Lion are strong, showing powerful strength and speed. Its two tails sway slowly in the air, as if ready to attack at any moment. Every time its tail moves, it makes Feren feel a strong threat.
Its claws are extremely sharp, apparently capable of easily tearing apart the flesh of any creature. It is feasting on the carcass of some large creature, and Feren can't even discern what it is eating, only seeing a scene of blood and flesh. Every movement of the Lion appears so confident and powerful, making Feren feel the cruelty and ruthlessness of this forest.
Feren knows he must wait, wait for the Lion to finish eating, or be drawn away by something else. He dares not make any sudden movements, fearing to attract the attention of this terrifying creature. He looks back at the Terra Pigs, seeing them also very nervous, trembling with fear. Feren can only gently pat it, hoping to give it some comfort. He knows they must stay calm and wait for the best time to safely leave this place.
Just as Feren was about to retreat into the bushes, he suddenly widened his eyes in disbelief at what he saw. Behind the Asra Lion, there was a person lying quietly on the ground, their chest slowly rising and falling, indicating that they were still breathing. Feren felt a pang in his heart. He didn't know who this person was or how they ended up in this situation, but he knew he had to find a way to rescue them.
However, the current situation made him feel helpless. The Asra Lion was still eating its food, and Feren dared not make any movements, fearing that any sound might attract the attention of this terrifying creature. He tightly gripped the Terra Pigs in his hands, pondering what he should do.
Feren looked at the person, whose face was covered in dirt and blood, and whose clothes were tattered, looking as if they had been through a fierce battle. Feren felt even more worried, not knowing if this person was seriously injured, or if they could hold on until he found an opportunity to rescue them.
Time passed slowly, and every second felt like a long torment for Feren. He helplessly looked ahead, only hoping that Asra Lion would leave soon, giving him a chance to rescue the person. He also silently prayed in his heart, hoping that the stranger could hold on and not lose their life due to their injuries.
Feren dared not make too much movement, even his breathing became cautious. He knew that any carelessness could be a fatal mistake.
Edric felt like his head had been struck by a heavy hammer, the pain making it almost impossible for him to think. He struggled to open his eyes, but they seemed to be stuck shut, only able to slowly open. As his vision gradually cleared, he saw green leaves and sunlight shining through them. He realized he was lying on damp soil, covered in thick mud and bloodstains.
Edric tried to move his body, but every movement made him feel like he was being torn apart by invisible blades. Enduring the intense pain, he slowly propped himself up, attempting to recall the events of the previous night. Fragmented memories flashed through his mind - the roar of the Da Shan, the impact of fists, and finally, the darkness, leaving him feeling disoriented.
Struggling to push against the ground to stand up, his body seemed to completely disobey him, causing him to slip back into the mud. Edric felt utterly helpless, unsure of his current location. Trying to calm himself down, he knew that panicking would only make the situation worse. Taking deep breaths, he attempted to make the pain bearable. His fingers searched desperately for support in the mud, and he slowly tried to stand again. This time, using all his strength, he finally managed to barely support his body.
Edric's heart was pounding violently in his chest, with each beat bringing an unprecedented sense of panic. The terrifying image of Asra Lion appeared before his eyes, making it almost impossible for him to breathe. It was an extremely desolate and savage creature, with a massive body and eyes gleaming with cold and malevolent light. As it tore open Da Shan's body with its claws, every drop of blood and every piece of flesh turned into savage sustenance in its mouth. Da Shan's body was no longer human, only scattered clothing and equipment remaining, proving that he had once been human.
Watching this terrifying scene, Edric felt fear rising from the soles of his feet to the top of his head. His body trembled uncontrollably, and his lips quivered silently. He knew that if he was discovered by that Lion, he would be the next torn target. Countless thoughts flashed through his mind in an instant, but there seemed to be no way out. His body was covered in wounds, almost unable to move, and he could feel his consciousness gradually fading.
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