Leopard's Feud

Chapter 14 Leaving Baobab Land
A member of Jared's baboon family is not happy. It's Yeta, who actually snatched Kemi's two children in broad daylight.

Yeta is just three years old this year, not yet ready for marriage, but the image of Jack, the alien male baboon who rescued him, often pops into his mind.An inexplicable sense of closeness to Jack always stirs its heart.Yeta would be happy to be Jack's wife if it were possible.

However, Yeta has always suspected that the pair of Kemi's children are descendants of the foreign male baboon Jack, who has complained to his father Jared many times.Jared was very disgusted with this, thinking it was nonsense, and let the matter go.

Since having Jessie and Jessica, Kemi climbed down from the baobab tree at dawn every day, went out early and returned late, and worked hard to fill her stomach and drink enough water to produce more milk for her pair of children.This morning, for some unknown reason, Princess Yeta, who was always the last to wake up, actually waited under the tree early.Kemi, who was only caring for the two baby baboons in her arms, bumped into Yeta when she jumped off the tree.

Yeta is the highest-ranking female baboon, but she is not yet an adult.Although Kemi is the lowest baboon, she is a mother raising her young.Therefore, it is understandable that Kemi met Yeta, who has a high status.Judging from the social customs of baboons, it should be understandable.Unexpectedly, Yeta refused to give up, and took advantage of Kaimi's two sons and daughters before she recovered.Kemi followed Yeta cautiously, bowed his knees, and begged Yeta to return the child.

The sun rose, but Yeta still had no intention of returning the child.

This is not unheard of in baboon families: higher-status females for some reason snatch offspring from lower-status females.At these times, low-status mothers had to relinquish custody of their offspring to higher-status females.

However, Kemi will never give up, which further stimulates Yeta's desire to snatch.Yeta jumped up to the tree and held the two little baboons tightly in her arms.Originally, Yeta didn't know how to take care of children, and because of her evil intentions, she squeezed the two little baboons tightly.Due to the pain, the two baby baboons screamed hoarsely, and their shrill screams pierced into Kemi's mother's heart like a knife.

Suddenly, Jack quietly walked around Yeta's back, taking advantage of Yeta's inattention, and took back his pair of children.With a pair of children in its arms, it pulled up Kemi and bravely walked out of the baobab tree territory of Jared's baboon family.Jack's thick long mane fluttered in the breeze, a majestic posture, no baboons dared to stop him.

Jack should take good care of them.Now that you are a husband, you have to protect your wife from the wind and rain; now that you have become a father, you have to take on its responsibilities.

From this moment on, Jack seemed to have fully grown into an upright, fearless male baboon.

(End of this chapter)