Leopard's Feud

Chapter 22 Jack's Suffering

Another member of Jared's baboon family has gone missing.This time, it was Rita, Jared's wife.

Ebe, Ella, Dora, Angela, Rita... members of the Jared baboon family disappeared one after another, and the whole group fell into a state of panic.

Jared's deputy, Hall, suffered an irreparable mental blow due to the successive murders of his relatives.In just half a month, Hall seemed to have aged ten years, stepping into the ranks of the aging baboons.Hall lay on the baobab tree all day long, weeping sadly, and had lost the desire to live.

Jared realized that the danger he encountered this time was probably more dangerous than ever before.Although Jared is not yet in his twilight years, he has passed the prime of his life and is no longer able to resolve this crisis.

Moreover, Jeff's performance disappointed Jared.

In order to show his commanding ability in a critical moment, Jeff was very busy all day long.It does not allow the baboons to look for food in the distance, and does not allow the young baboons to play around, and even the number of times to drink water from the spring is also stipulated.For resolving the crisis, not only did it not help, but it increased the tension over the entire ethnic group.Jared feels that the lack of a qualified successor is likely to be the biggest regret in his life.

Perhaps, it should focus on the son it just found—Jack.

But it was always worried about Jack.Jared vaguely felt that it seemed that after Jack appeared, the members of the baboon family began to disappear one after another.

In Jared's view, the mystery surrounding Jack has never been solved.

Day and night, Jack shuttled between the center of the baboon family's territory and the warthog burrow occupied by leopards.

Jack begged his leopard sister, Carla, to let his wife and child go.Cara will not be tempted unless Jack can kill Jared, the baboon leader, according to its instructions.The vicious leopard sister Kara is persecuting Jack, forcing Jack to hunt his biological father in exchange for his wife and child.

Since Kara grew up with Jack since he was a child, coupled with his observations of primates when he was roaming in the jungle as a teenager, Kara knows the weaknesses of all baboons and can easily kill any one.However, Jared is the leader of the baboon group, and he is always at the center of the baboon group. Surrounded by his subordinates, killing Jared is not an easy task.Kara needs the help of her baboon brother - now that Jared's baboon family has accepted Jack as a member of the pack, only Jack has access to Jared, the baboon leader.

Listening to the cry of his wife Kemi from the warthog cave, Jack's heart was suffering.

In Jack's heart, the two ends of a balance are constantly swinging: on one side, his wife Kami and their children who once saved his life; on the other side, his old father Jared who is connected by blood.

Jack is almost going crazy.

Finally, on a dark and stormy night, Jack climbed down from the big tree where he perched and climbed up the baobab tree where the baboon family was.

(End of this chapter)