74: Battle of Mutant Rabbits 3

Reich and Wei Monk were now feeling weak in their legs!

Their livers trembled!

Their hearts were chilled!

Their scalps tingled!

If Lord Pan had an accident here, how would they explain it?

When Qin Zhong arrived later, he might just join the wild rabbit army and wipe them out!

"My Lord Pan, where have you gone! Please don't be in trouble, or I'll just be buried with you."

Wei Monk remembered the Buddha at this moment and quickly recited Amitabha in his heart.

In fact, after Pan Han discovered he was surrounded by over a dozen wild rabbits, he realized the situation was bad and immediately made a run for it.

He fought as he retreated, moving faster and faster, until he finally just bolted.

Among these dozen or so rabbits, there was a leader, and it looked and thought, "Oh, a challenge!"

"Brothers, let this human experience what it's like to have a tortoise and hare race!"

So Pan Han ran in front, and the rabbits chased behind him; Pan Han ran with all his might, and the rabbits chased with all their might.

Just like that, he ran out of the Mountaintop Stronghold's main gate.

Although Pan Han's 100-meter speed was at a 5-second level, compared to the mutated wild rabbits, he was still just a younger brother.

"Big brothers, don't just chase me!" Pan Han shouted as he ran, while also swinging his machete a few times.

The leading rabbit seemed to understand Pan Han's intention and let out a contemptuous laugh.

"Chirp, chirp, chirp!" It paused briefly and chirped a few times at the other rabbits.

The other rabbits indeed slowed their pace, following Pan Han unhurriedly.

"Damn it! They're trying to toy with me!" Pan Han realized something was wrong.

He simply stopped running.

When the rabbits saw him stop, they were a bit at a loss; they had just been running with enthusiasm, and now he stopped, how boring.

Pan Han panted heavily, held his machete, and pointed it at the rabbits, saying,

"We were all taught by the same master, so I can't break your moves! How about we talk?"

The rabbits slowly closed in, and Pan Han kept retreating until he leaned against a large tree.

"Chirp, chirp, chirp!" The leading rabbit chirped a few times at him.

Pan Han seemed to suddenly understand: "You run!"

Damn it! You're even challenging me!

Pan Han leaned against the large tree, steadying himself; at least he wouldn't be attacked from all sides.

He was thinking, should he just transmigrate? Otherwise, if he was eaten by the rabbits, he wouldn't be able to explain it at all!

One wild rabbit couldn't hold back and stepped forward, ready to bite him, but Pan Han chopped off its ear with one strike, and it howled and ran to the side.

Seeing this, the other rabbits didn't rush forward either. Pan Han also didn't take the initiative to attack, and thus, both sides faced off.

At this moment, in the courtyard of the Mountaintop Stronghold, Reich and Wei Monk were searching everywhere for Pan Han.

However, their search was slow, as wild rabbits constantly obstructed them.

They managed to search a few rounds and also checked the cellar, but they didn't find Pan Han.

The expressions on both their faces grew increasingly grim.

Pan Han's breathing gradually evened out now; having calmed down, he realized that behind him was a big tree!

So he suddenly lunged forward, striking out with his machete, scaring the rabbits back, and then immediately climbed the tree.

With his current limb strength, climbing a tree was as easy as pie.

In a short while, he had climbed to a height of over 20 meters.

Now it was the rabbits' turn to get anxious; they couldn't climb trees!

The leading rabbit also hadn't expected Pan Han, this sneaky guy, to climb a tree directly, and it chirped wildly in anger.

"Hehe, you idiots! You're not good enough to play with your grandpa!" Pan Han found a tree fork on the tree, sat down steadily, and began to mock the rabbits below.

Hearing Pan Han's mockery, the rabbits became even more resentful, and their chirping grew louder.

After Pan Han settled down, he looked around, front, back, up, and down, feeling temporarily safe.

So he began to gaze towards the distant Mountaintop Stronghold; this height allowed him to see the situation in the courtyard perfectly.

He seemed to vaguely see two people, holding knives, chopping and running, as if searching for something.

"They wouldn't be looking for me, would they!" Pan Han muttered to himself.

"Damn it, shouting from this distance, they might not even hear me. And if I attract dozens more, wouldn't I have no choice but to transmigrate?"

"Forget it, I'll rest first. Anyway, the wild rabbits can't climb up." Pan Han simply lay down.

Not long after he lay down, he heard a gnawing sound from beneath the tree.

He turned his head to look and nearly fell off in fright!

The rabbits had started gnawing on the tree; they were planning to gnaw the tree down and then surround Pan Han.

"Holy crap! These guys are smart!" Pan Han exclaimed!

What the hell should he do now? It was hard to even run now, and if the tree fell later, he might even fall to his death!

Pan Han started to get anxious; he first roared at the rabbits below a few times, but found that they completely ignored him and just kept gnawing on the tree with loud thuds.

He then broke off a branch and threw it down; after being hit, the rabbits didn't dodge, still gnawing on the tree with loud thuds.

Now Pan Han was completely flustered; what the hell should he do?? This tree wasn't very thick; he estimated it would fall completely in another 3 minutes of gnawing.

He quickly checked his space to see if there was anything inside that could help him escape.

But it was all food in there!

Hey? Wait a minute, food!

Weren't these rabbits hungry?

How about, feeding them?

Thinking of this, Pan Han took out a can of food from his space, opened it, picked out the meat, and threw it down.

The rabbits thought Pan Han was throwing things at them again and didn't pay attention, still gnawing on the tree with loud thuds.

However, in a short while, the smell of meat spread.

When the rabbits smelled it, they all stopped gnawing on the tree and gathered around the luncheon meat, sniffing around.

"Chirp, chirp, chirp!" The leading rabbit realized something was wrong and chirped a few times.

The other rabbits all made way for it.

The leading rabbit circled the luncheon meat a few times, then went forward and sniffed it, and some inexplicable liquid flowed from the corner of its mouth.

Pan Han saw it clearly from above and felt there was hope, muttering, "Eat quickly, eat quickly! Good stuff!"

The leading rabbit suddenly stood up and looked up at Pan Han.

One person and one rabbit, their eyes met.

Pan Han seemed to understand what the leading rabbit meant.

So he also took out a can of food, opened it, and started eating vigorously.

Then he gesticulated wildly at the rabbits: "Delicious, delicious!"

The leading rabbit tilted its head, seemingly understanding Pan Han's meaning.

So it lowered its head and tasted a bite of the luncheon meat.

"Chirp! Chirp, chirp, chirp!" This bite was all it took; the leading rabbit immediately became excited.

Then it swallowed the rest in one gulp.

The other rabbits, seeing the leading rabbit eat it all, became anxious and chirped around it.

"Chirp!"

"Chirp, chirp, chirp!"

Pan Han looked and laughed heartily: "It worked! They ate it! I don't have to transmigrate!"

The leading rabbit couldn't stand the other rabbits' urging and chirped loudly at Pan Han twice.

Pan Han took out over 100 cans of food from his space, opened one, and threw a piece down.

The rabbits below the tree immediately became active, eyeing the meat's trajectory, leaping up to snatch it.

In the distant Mountaintop Stronghold, Reich and his companion were still frantically searching for Pan Han.

Here, the rabbits were frantically snatching Pan Han's canned food.

How to describe this scene? It's just damn reasonable!

In a short while, all over 100 cans were eaten.

"Is it delicious?" Pan Han shouted with a smile at the rabbits below.

"Chirp!"

"Oh! It's so fragrant! I understand!"

Seeing that Pan Han didn't continue to throw cans, the rabbits started gnawing on the tree again.

"Holy crap! So it wasn't enough!" Pan Han was greatly surprised and quickly took out large pieces of fatty pork, several bundles of napa cabbage, and threw them all down in one go.

Well, don't you know, this time it worked. Seeing so much delicious food, the leading rabbit actually stood up and bowed to Pan Han with its two front paws!

"Haha, awesome! Hurry up and eat, let your grandpa rest for a bit." Pan Han didn't disturb them and started smoking a cigarette himself.

In a short while, the rabbits devoured all the food like a whirlwind.

What was surprising was that after eating their fill, the rabbits instantly quieted down. Their originally blood-red eyes also returned to a normal red. Overall, they looked much tamer.

The wild rabbits also stopped gnawing on the tree and instead lay down to rest around the tree roots!