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Chapter 210: Diverting trouble to the east
“I think the smell of blood when we were butchering our prey might have attracted that Tyrannosaurus Rex. These top predators have a very good sense of smell, and I estimate that it could identify the scent of the female Tyrannosaurus Rex,” Wang Jun analyzed. “President, I suspect that this Tyrannosaurus Rex is male, and may be the father of the eggs in the nest.”

Li Yue asked curiously, "Then why doesn't it live with that female Tyrannosaurus Rex?"

Wang Jun said, "In the biological world, some females will drive away males after becoming pregnant or reproducing because some male animals may engage in 'infanticide,' especially when food is scarce and living space is insufficient."

In the Gobi Desert, where prey is scarce, each additional adult Tarbosaurus means another competitor, especially as the Tarbosaurus ages and becomes less competitive than the younger ones. This may explain why female Tarbosaurus would drive away male Tarbosaurus.

Li Yue didn't understand. "It's really complicated. Why would a male Tyrannosaurus Rex target us?"

"I don't know. Maybe it's avenging its mother? Or maybe it feels threatened because we still have the scent of tyrannosaur blood on us? Or maybe it just wants to take over its territory and drive us away." Wang Jun shook his head. Animals' thoughts are hard to fathom.

Especially this Tyrannosaurus Rex, which I've never seen before.

The message has been passed down, and the people of Oasis have split into several groups, taking turns to monitor all directions to prevent being ambushed by the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

At the same time, the harpy eagle took to the sky to scout the surroundings.

"Wow—"

The harpy eagle issued a warning.

"Over there." Qin Ziwen looked in the direction the harpy eagle had warned him of; it was to the south, behind a small mountain.

After circling for a moment, the harpy eagle suddenly swooped down and rushed toward the back of the mountain.

Qin Ziwen's eyelids twitched.

His heart tightened, but fortunately the harpy eagle soon took flight from the other side of the hillside.

This happened several times until a Tyrannosaurus Rex emerged from the back of the mountain, roaring furiously at the top before crashing headfirst into the oasis.

Using the canopy of several large trees in the oasis, the Tyrannosaurus Rex hid under the trees, warily watching the harpy eagle above its head.

The animals living in the oasis suffered as a result.

Not only did the Tyrannosaurus Rex, the butcher, arrive, but the giant bird that looked like a living Yama also flew over from above.

Some animals even considered escaping the oasis, but outside the oasis lay an endless expanse of Gobi Desert.

Even if they escaped the oasis, they would still die if they couldn't find new, stable water resources.

The wild horses were gathered together, their heads bowed, but a reddish-brown Mongolian horse stood out from the crowd.

However, thanks to this wave of panic, it still managed to successfully integrate into the group.

A large herd of horses is actually composed of many smaller herd families.

When faced with threats or when migrating, these small herds of horses will come together to form a large herd force.

This way, they can protect themselves, drive away small and medium-sized hunters, and reduce the probability of being chosen when facing large hunters—with more people in the tribe, there will always be more choices.

Red Hare walked behind a mare. Sensing the unfamiliar stallion approaching, the mare pressed her ears back, slightly curled her neck, and ran quickly behind the stallion.

The stallion snorted, straightened its back, its mane bristled slightly, and pawed the ground twice with its front hooves.

In terms of physique, the current Red Hare is no less impressive than these stallions on the Gobi Desert, and may even be slightly stronger.

Red Hare stared at the stallion and let out a long neigh.

The clear sound stood out among the horses.

The stallion thought Red Hare had issued a challenge to a duel, so it stomped its hooves and bravely stepped forward.

Just then, a shadow suddenly fell overhead.

A dark shadow fell with lightning speed.

The stallion's neck was instantly seized by the harpy eagle, its claws piercing the thick neck before it was lifted upwards.

The stallion, weighing several hundred pounds, was lifted up and then thrown from a height of tens of meters, crashing heavily to the ground with its neck twisted; it was clearly beyond saving. Without the stallion's protection, the three mares that had been hiding behind it trembled slightly, too afraid to move.

Just then, a tall figure approached.

Red Hare approached the three mares, bringing its nose close to the shoulder of the outermost mare, its hot breath spraying onto the mare's sensitive neck.

The hot breath brushed against the mare's fine mane, causing her body to tremble.

But having lost the protection of the stallion, it did not dodge this time.

Red Hare gently licked the mare's shoulder; in the horse herd, this behavior signifies affection.

The mare's tense body gradually softened as she caught the strong masculine scent of Red Hare.

Looking at the smooth muscle lines, the mare neighed, then obediently lowered her head and rubbed her neck against Red Hare.

Then Red Hare swept its gaze toward the other two mares. One of them, the less timid one, saw its companion submit and lost all courage to resist. Its ears drooped, and it crouched down slightly, adopting a submissive posture.

The last mare raised her head, looked at the approaching Red Hare, turned around, and tried to disappear into the depths of the herd. Red Hare chased after her and pressed his neck firmly against the mare's head.

The mare nudged Red Hare's chest with her head, but Red Hare remained unmoved.

After a struggle and a stalemate lasting a few minutes, the mare gradually gave up resisting.

Finally, it pressed its body against Red Hare, declaring its submission.

Having conquered three mares in succession, Red Hare curled his lips into a lewd smile.

The owner had previously told it to bring home more horses, and now it has done just that.

On the other side, after the harpy eagle flew by, it continued to lock onto the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

In its eyes, this massive Tarbosaurus was still a threat.

It circled once and stopped at the top of a tree.

As the branch sank, the harpy eagle slowly folded its wings and landed steadily on the branch.

In the distance, on the hillside, Qin Ziwen and his group also noticed the Tyrannosaurus Rex entering the oasis.

The group pushed the ballista, loaded the arrows, and aimed them at the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

The most dangerous creature is always the Tyrannosaurus Rex lurking in the shadows.

The threat is reduced by half when it is exposed to sunlight.

Is the distance enough?

Li Yue squinted and gestured, "Boss, it's still a bit far. It's over 500 meters over there. The range isn't a problem, but the accuracy is another matter."

"Then let's wait a little longer." Qin Ziwen was very patient.

Now that the target has appeared, there's no need to rush the rest.

All we need to do is wait for the right opportunity before making a move.

The Tyrannosaurus Rex stared at the harpy eagle, slowly moving its body closer to the base of the tree.

Suddenly, the bird raised its head, glanced at it, and chirped.

Then it flew into the sky, heading towards the flock of duck-billed dinosaurs.

The Tyrannosaurus Rex let out a low growl and instinctively gave chase.

But as it approached, it aroused the herd of hadrosaurs in front of it. Having recently lost their leader, they were very sensitive. Seeing the Tarbosaurus charging towards them, the hadrosaurs formed a circle, lowered their heads, and pointed their hard heads forward, ready to attack.

(End of this chapter)