The Strongest Lion

"They only sent a small force, so let's send some lions to meet them first." After saying this, Chu Ye ordered Yas to lead several dozen lions to meet them in battle.

The reason why the dire wolf leader One-Ear sent out more than a hundred dire wolves first was to lure the lion legions over, and then attack the wildebeest and zebra armies from the side.

Although dire wolves are just ordinary animals, their leaders are highly intelligent and capable of devising simple strategies and tactics.

In One-Ear's view, of Chu Ye's army of over two thousand animals, only about a hundred male lions were truly capable fighters. The rest of the herbivores were nothing but a bunch of good-for-nothings; dealing with them would be a piece of cake.

When Chu Ye saw that One-Ear only sent a little over a hundred dire wolves to challenge their army of over two thousand animals, he knew that this guy was using a diversionary tactic. He wanted to lure away the most elite lion army among Chu Ye's two thousand-plus animal troops, so that he could deal with those herbivores that One-Ear considered utterly insignificant.

"Haha, One-Eared, you really underestimate my herbivores. On the surface, they may just be a bunch of grass-eating fools, but in my eyes, Chu Ye, they are not just herbivores, but also brave warriors. Their strength is definitely no less than that of dire wolves."

Chu Ye's idea made a lot of sense, because these wildebeest and zebras were larger than dire wolves, and they also had sharp horns and iron hooves, so it would not be easy to deal with them.

While many carnivores on the African savanna on Earth have experienced the power of wildebeest and zebras and know they are not to be trifled with, the dire wolves on this alien planet have no idea of ​​the power of wildebeest and zebras.

Although Scarface had previously led several dire wolves in raids on wildebeest and zebras, and had captured a few, those victories were achieved through ambushes, with several dire wolves surrounding and attacking a single wildebeest.

There are now more than two thousand wildebeest and zebras in total. They have united into a single entity, making it impossible for the dire wolf pack to hunt them at will.

One-Ear was unaware of the power of wildebeest and zebras. Although Scarface had fought against these two animals, he had only managed to ambush them twice and felt that these animals were not very powerful.

Therefore, after discussing it, One-Ear and Scarface decided to use a diversionary tactic to lure away the most powerful lion army in Chu Ye's animal army, allowing their three thousand dire wolves to attack the two thousand wildebeest and zebras.

Chu Ye had already figured out One-Ear's intentions. It deliberately played along, sending out dozens of lions to meet the enemy, and then having the other male lions, wildebeests, and zebras cooperate to deal with the more than three thousand dire wolf army.

One-Ear was delighted to see that Chu Ye had sent a group of lions to meet the challenge, feeling that everything was under its control.

When the dozens of lions sent by Chu Ye came into contact with the more than one hundred dire wolves sent by Du Er, they immediately went to war. However, before the lions could even exchange a few blows with the dire wolves, the wolves turned and ran into the nearby woods.

The lions knew it was a trick by the dire wolves, but following Chu Ye's orders, they still chased them into the grove.

At this moment, One-Ear led an army of more than three thousand dire wolves to flank Chu Ye's army of more than two thousand herbivores from the side.

Seeing that the enemy was approaching, Chu Ye and Fatty ordered the wildebeest and zebra army, as well as the remaining lion legion, to prepare for battle immediately.

One-Ear and Scarface felt that their army of over three thousand dire wolves would definitely be able to defeat Chu Ye's army of over two thousand herbivores. After all, in their minds, herbivores were just a bunch of good-for-nothings. Once they knocked down a few, the rest of their companions would be scared and scatter.

However, when the army of more than 3,000 dire wolves came into contact with the army of more than 2,000 herbivores, the situation quickly spiraled out of control.

These wildebeest and zebras faced a pack of enormous dire wolves, and they fought with all their might. To them, the dire wolves were unfamiliar predators; they didn't know their strength, so they could only fight with all their might.

Perhaps the three thousand-plus dire wolves underestimated their enemy, or perhaps the two thousand-plus wildebeest and zebras were too focused on these enemies. Once the two armies clashed, the dire wolf army felt overwhelmed.

Because these wildebeest and zebras are not as strong as One-Ear thought; if you hunt down a few of them, they will scatter and flee in terror.

Instead, when they see a companion being knocked down by a dire wolf, they immediately swarm around it and attack the dire wolf together to rescue their companion.

The wildebeest's sharp horns really came in handy. They attacked some bewildered dire wolves, and one of them was sent flying into the air.

Once these dire wolves are gored by wildebeest and then slammed to the ground, they are essentially rendered incapable of fighting.

There are also zebras, which use their powerful hind legs to kick the dire wolves that surround them, and use their iron hooves to kick their heads and bodies.

If any of these dire wolves are kicked in the head by a zebra's hooves, they are almost instantly killed. Those whose bodies are kicked by the zebra, while not immediately killed, are severely injured, lying on the ground struggling and unable to get up.

Chu Ye now led a pride of lions into the battle. The lions that had originally gone to pursue the first wave of dire wolf troops, following Chu Ye's orders, drove the dire wolves into the grove and then returned.

The pack of dire wolves wanted to hold off the lions in the grove so that their army of over three thousand dire wolves could quickly take down the army of over two thousand herbivores.

However, the result was not what they had imagined at all. When the lions drove them into the grove, they didn't bother with them at all and simply turned around and ran out of the grove again.

The dire wolves were dumbfounded. Seeing the lion pride return, they had no choice but to run out of the grove as well. Their mission was to hold off the lions, and since the lions had gone back, they had no choice but to follow and continue attacking them.

However, these lions had already followed Chu Ye's orders and, once they drove the dire wolves into the grove, they immediately returned to join the herbivore army.