My Substitute CEO Bride (Nash Calcraft)

Chapter 329

The fox sat next to the tiger and whimpered as it watched the humans leave.

As the humans slowly disappeared from its view, the fox’s head lowered even more.

After Nash and the others were several hundred feet away, the sounds of a brown bear roaring could be heard from behind them.

Fabian’s body froze.

An odd look flickered in his usually stern eyes.

Beside the cave, the fox shuddered as it gazed at the bear. Its paw was larger than the fox’s entire body.

Its tail was between its legs, and fear shone in its brilliant blue eyes.

The bear raised its head and let out another roar, releasing the despair it felt.

Then, it turned and pounced on the fox.

Its mouth was open wide enough to swallow the fox in one gulp.

At the very last moment, a black-colored figure appeared out of nowhere.

Nash materialized in front of the fox and grabbed the bear’s jaws with his bare hands.

flesh flooded

and sent the 400-pound bear flying. It crashed against a tree with a trunk as thick as his thighs. The tree snapped in

using its brilliant blue eyes to stare at Nash. Its ears were vigilantly pricked

it bared its tiny teeth and arranged its features into

grab the fox, it

to protect himself as he picked the

appeared on Nash’s face when his hand

trace amounts of spiritual

not the only species who could master the art of cultivation. Other animals could do so too.

to master the art of getting spiritual energy to enter their bodies.

was well-traveled and had once brought a large black dog back with him from

smarter than all other canines and could even understand what humans

possessed spiritual energy because it had consumed something from the spiritual world, which

energy center within its body and learned how to practice cultivation by absorbing the

soft fur and brilliant blue eyes told Nash it was a spirit

foxes had either a father or mother that possessed spiritual

spiritual energy its mother possessed even before being born.

energy present in the environment after being born.

damaged by humans and was quite well-conserved, which meant

living conditions made it even easier for the fox

practice cultivation is the wiser choice to make. I’m confident you’ll be