Chapter 87: Pig

Chapter 87: Pig

Looking at the monstrous black boar, so enormous it could crush a group of people, Xiao Hua fell silent, Bai Mu fell silent, Tang Yi and Kong Yu fell silent too.

It was a critical moment, yet the scene was strangely filled with dead silence.

Bai Mu and Xiao Hua reacted one after the other. Bai Mu quickly turned invisible, while Xiao Hua raised her hand and unleashed a barrage of ice crystals at the boar.

The black boar was hit on a large scale, screaming in pain as it thrashed its hooves, causing the ground to shake even more violently.

Tang Yi soon snapped out of it and hurried to follow Xiao Hua’s lead, rushing over to help attack the boar.

Kong Yu’s cold report came through: “It should be at mid-tier level three.”

It had to be said, this black boar was incredibly tough. Even when hit by Xiao Hua’s ice crystals, which were larger than hailstones, only tiny wounds appeared on its body.

Even Tang Yi’s fireballs didn’t seem to faze the boar.

What was strange, however, was that the boar only charged around wildly without showing any special attack moves.

Looking at the boar’s glossy and hard-as-needles fur, Xiao Hua understood.

This was a boar built for defense.

Realizing this, Xiao Hua winced, feeling a twinge of frustration.

A defensive type of mutated black boar—how the hell are we supposed to fight this thing?!

But there was no choice; the fight had to continue. Xiao Hua could only steel herself and go on, otherwise, just staying here could get them rammed to death by this boar.

Since the boar’s defense was so strong and ordinary attacks had no effect, Xiao Hua decided to change her strategy.

She summoned a massive water dragon and sent it charging toward the boar. The boar, seeing the water dragon, was not afraid and roared as it rushed to meet it head-on.

Unexpectedly, Xiao Hua suddenly changed direction, and the water dragon circled in the air before diving toward the boar’s face.

Sensing the danger, the boar snorted and tried to run away. But due to its enormous size, its movements were too slow, and it was soon caught up by the water dragon.

The water dragon slammed into the boar’s face, then quickly reformed into a sphere of water that completely enveloped the boar’s head.

The boar thrashed and writhed, but no matter how hard it tried, it couldn’t break free from the water ball. Gradually, its movements weakened, and it stopped resisting.

Xiao Hua was just about to change the water ball into an ice prison when she saw the boar shrink smaller and smaller until it became the size of an ordinary pet pig.

Now the tiny pig was trapped inside the water ball, gazing up at Xiao Hua with wide, pleading eyes, as if begging for mercy.

Yes, pleading eyes.

Xiao Hua: “……”

Xiao Hua felt a chill, wondering if this pig was turning into a spirit or something.

But Xiao Hua still moved her fingers, changing the solid water ball into a hollow one, allowing the small pig to breathe again.

Seeing that the black boar had been subdued, Bai Mu emerged from the darkness, standing next to Xiao Hua as he looked at the highly anthropomorphic pig, his eyes twitching slightly.

Bai Mu glanced at Xiao Hua. “What do we do with it?”

Tang Yi, Kong Yu, and the others gathered around, all staring at the little pig, their curiosity piqued.

Who would have thought that just a few minutes ago it was a massive creature, the kind that could sit on you and crush you to death.

Xiao Hua glanced down at the pig, which was still trying to act adorable. She felt the pig was deceptively clever, her face remaining impassive as she said, "I'll ask you questions, and you answer yes or no."

The little pig stopped its antics, its black eyes rolling as it stared at Xiao Hua.

Xiao Hua was clearly not fooled by its appearance; her voice carried a clear threat: "If you dare to lie..."

Xiao Hua tilted her head slightly, her gaze piercing the pig. Her right hand quickly traced a line across her throat.

The pig got the message, shrinking back and trembling in fear.

Bai Mu stood there, speechless.

The others were equally silent.

Watching the interaction between the human and the pig, Bai Mu’s lips twitched as he fought back a smile.

He couldn’t risk laughing—what if Xiao Hua lost her temper?

The others were also struggling not to laugh, their faces contorting in barely suppressed amusement.

However, due to Xiao Hua's intimidating presence, still no one had the courage to burst out laughing.