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Luo Fei's face showed no smile or surprise, remaining as calm as if he had already foreseen everything that was about to happen.

Xiao Bai is a mythical beast cub that the system rewarded him with, and its true power is far beyond what ordinary people can imagine.

Before it, even a fierce adult tiger is as insignificant as an ant under a human's foot.

Luo Fei just didn't expect that Xiao Bai would choose such a direct way to intervene.

He originally thought that, given the little guy's personality, he would quietly drive away the animals, resolve the trouble, and then slip back into Li Xiulan's arms, pretending that nothing had happened, and continue to be that lazy "house cat".

However, it used the most decisive and clean method, sending the tiger flying with a single slap.

Director Qin stared at Luo Fei's calm face, remained silent for a moment, and seeing that he showed neither surprise nor any intention to ask further questions, he simply tapped his fingertips lightly on the table before continuing his story in a deep voice.

"The moment your white cat slapped the tiger away, everyone present thought they were hallucinating. The sniper on guard rubbed his eyes hard and repeatedly adjusted the focus of his scope until he was sure that what he was seeing was real."

"But before they could recover from their shock, what happened next left them frozen in mid-air, even as they were about to rub their eyes."

He deliberately lowered his voice: "Your white cat's body suddenly started to swell! In the blink of an eye, it transformed from a small white cat that was not much bigger than an ordinary house cat into a white giant tiger that was even more robust than that male tiger."

"It opened its mouth wide and let out a tiger roar that shook the heavens and the earth. The sound was deep and resonant, like thunder from the heavens. Not only could all the villagers in Liuxi Village hear it clearly, but even the road outside the village could hear the tiger roar clearly."

Director Qin paused slightly at this point, picked up the thermos on the table, took a sip of tea, and seemed to be calming his somewhat agitated emotions.

"Even more incredible is the presence of the normally ferocious animals around them—whether it's a pack of wolves with gleaming eyes, a thick-skinned wild boar, a leopard or a black bear, or a few tiger cubs following behind the mother tiger."

"The moment the tiger roared, all the animals seemed to have their bones removed, their limbs went limp and they lay on the ground, their bodies pressed tightly against the ground, without even the strength to lift their heads."

"Even the tiger that had struggled to its feet after being swatted away collapsed to the ground again, curled up in the bushes, its head drooping, its ears pressed tightly against its head, and a fearful whimper coming from its throat."

"Several tiger cubs were so frightened that they huddled next to their mother, trembling all over; the wolf pack lay on the ground with their tails tucked between their legs, not daring to even glance at the giant tiger."

Director Qin's gaze fell on Luo Fei, with an undisguised curiosity and eagerness, as if he wanted confirmation from him.

Luo Fei smiled faintly and explained, "My Xiaobai isn't an ordinary house cat, but a divine beast cub. Not only can it change its size at will, but it will also be able to control the power of wind and thunder in the future. It stays at home mainly to protect my parents."

"It doesn't like to go out normally because the spiritual energy outside is thin. It can only feel comfortable and at ease near the Spirit Gathering Grass."

Director Qin opened his mouth as if he wanted to say something, but then closed it again.

His expression was complex and hard to decipher, showing both relief at "I knew it" and complete trust in "I believe whatever you say."

He nodded slowly and didn't ask any further questions.

Even if Luo Fei said at this moment that his family still kept a dragon, he would believe it without hesitation.

Because Luo Fei himself is a walking miracle, the surprises he brings have long exceeded the comprehension of ordinary people.

Director Qin continued speaking, his pace unconsciously slowing down as if he were savoring the scene.

"Your little white dog didn't even glance at the animals lying on the ground. It turned its head and glanced in the direction where Chu Yue was."

"Just that one glance, and Chu Yue told me afterwards that she would never forget that look in her eyes. It was a gaze that contained supreme majesty, making people want to bow down and submit."

"So, Chu Yue calmly said only two words into the walkie-talkie: 'Stand by.'"

Director Qin picked up his thermos again, took a sip of water, and moistened his somewhat dry throat.

After Xiaobai withdrew its gaze, its body began to shrink rapidly, quickly transforming back into the inconspicuous white kitten. Only then did the animals that had collapsed on the ground dare to slowly get up.

The wolves shook off the dust, lowered their heads, and cautiously moved towards Little White.

"The wild boar struggled to turn over, kicking its four legs several times before it could stand up. Then it walked to a spot not far behind Little White and stood there, not daring to get too close."

"The other animals also gradually got up from the ground and slowly gathered around Little White."

"The male tiger's legs were still trembling, and it took several attempts to finally stand up."

"It walked step by step to Xiaobai, its head bowed so low it almost touched the ground, its posture just like a subject paying respects to the emperor."

Director Qin drew a circle on the table with his finger, as if sketching the scene of the animals lining up.

"Little White didn't even look at them, it jumped straight onto the tiger's back, its four little paws firmly planted on the tiger's spine, and even gently patted the tiger's head."

"Then the tiger immediately carried Little White on its back and headed towards the village near the river. The other animals obediently followed behind the tiger, forming a long line, which was quite a spectacular sight."

Luo Fei's lips curled up slightly as he recalled what Xiao Bai had once said in his consciousness.

"When I grow up a bit more and can control the wind and thunder, I can handle any number of people who come."

It seems that although Xiao Bai has not yet mastered the power of wind and thunder, he has already learned how to "recruit followers".

Director Qin's voice softened somewhat as he continued.

"Chu Yue and her team followed the animal group at a distance, always maintaining a safe distance and not daring to get too close. She didn't know where these animals were going, what they were going to do, or whether they would suddenly go berserk and hurt people, so she could only follow them and remain vigilant at all times."

"The animal caravan walked to the riverbank and stopped in a relatively flat open space."

"The open space isn't large, but it's more than enough to accommodate all these animals."

"Little White jumped off the tiger's back, walked to the middle of the open space, and let out a soft roar again. This time, the sound was not loud, and it no longer had the intimidating pressure of before; it was more like a command."

"Upon hearing the roar, the animals immediately found a place to lie down: the wolves huddled together, whether for warmth or to bolster their courage, it was unclear."

"The wild boar lay on the grass, burying its snout in the soil, searching for grass roots to eat."

"The leopard leaped nimbly onto a willow tree and perched on a branch. The bear leaned against a large rock by the river, its front paws resting on its belly, its eyes closed, as if enjoying the warm sunshine."

"The tiger, on the other hand, lay under the willow tree, its chin resting on the ground, its eyes half-open and half-closed, its tail gently sweeping the ground behind it, looking docile and obedient."

Director Qin's tone was tinged with emotion: "After settling everything in, your little white cat didn't stay by the river. Instead, it turned around and walked gracefully towards your home."

"At that time, your mother was standing at the gate of the courtyard, anxiously preparing to go out to look for Xiaobai. She saw Xiaobai running from the other end of the alley, and immediately squatted down happily, reaching out her hand. Xiaobai then jumped into her arms."

Luo Fei pictured Xiao Bai nestled lazily in its mother's arms: its icy blue eyes half-open, its tail curled comfortably in a circle, and a contented purring sound coming from its throat.

Who would have thought that this little guy, who looks no different from an ordinary house cat, could slap an adult male tiger away?

Director Qin's voice relaxed completely, and he said with a smile, "From that day on, those animals seemed to have made their home by the river. To this day, they have stayed there, neither disturbing the villagers, harming people or livestock, nor damaging crops."

"They even live in peace with each other, and there has never been any fighting or predation between them. Even the tiger and the leopard can lie peacefully in the same open space to sunbathe, which is simply incredible."

"When they are hungry, they go into the mountains alone or in groups to find food. They go out in the morning and come back in the evening. Every time they come back, their bellies are full. They can lean against a rock and sleep all day long."

Director Qin couldn't help but laugh as he said this.

"The most interesting thing is that tiger. Every few days when it comes out of the mountains, it always has a deer or a few rabbits in its mouth, but it doesn't eat them itself, and it runs straight to your house."

"He ran to the gate, put down the prey, and then squatted down to wait. When your mother first saw a dead rabbit at the gate, she was startled. When she looked up and saw the tiger squatting at the gate, she was even more frightened."

"But Little White soon came out of the house, squatted on the threshold, looked at the tiger, and nodded slightly. The tiger, seeing this, turned and left contentedly, its steps light and steady, just like a subordinate who had completed a task."