Chapter 1367: Acceptance

Although Fengyun had already made a decision in his heart to try to subdue the two monkeys, he did not show it, on the contrary, he released some of his true strength.

He's going to beat them up and beat them to the point where they're completely powerless to fight back.

Although he didn't know much about the temperament of these two monkeys, he knew very well that in order to successfully complete the subjugation, he had to show them how powerful he was, so powerful that they couldn't resist it.

Compared with the human race and the cannibal barbarians, the brutes are more respectful of strength, so only when the two monkeys are completely defeated and he goes to subdue them, can he succeed.

At the same time, Fengyun decided to adopt a more special attack method to deal with the two monkeys.

His body froze in place, but he kept waving his long tail, which was how he was going to attack the two monkeys, using his tail to attack.

Although he had not learned and practiced the use of the whip, when his tail moved, the power was immediately revealed.

Not only did the two monkeys feel the tremendous pressure, but they also quickly broke through their defenses, leaving traces on their bodies, wounds one after another, dripping with blood.

Hurt, the monkey not only did not choose to flee, but instead stimulated its ferocity, screaming and rushing towards the wind and clouds.

Seeing this scene in his eyes, Fengyun felt more and more that his decision was correct.

These two monkeys have very fierce temperaments, and it is very difficult to subdue them, and if they can't wear them off, it is almost impossible for them to become rich.

There may even be a worst-case scenario where they are defeated, they just don't want to surrender, and after being forced to do so, they choose to end themselves.

This is what Fengyun does not want to see, and it is also unacceptable.

So to be on the safe side, Fengyun has recovered a few points of the tail's power.

If we follow the current strength, we will not wait for their temperament to be smoothed out, and it may even backfire, and they will become extreme and end up with themselves first.

Therefore, in the process of fighting with the two monkeys later, it is necessary to pay some attention to their mood swings, so that in case of accidents, they can be remedied in time.

Since he had already put so much effort into subduing them, if he let them die, wouldn't all his efforts be in vain.

As it turns out, Fengyun's caution is not unreasonable.

Something happened in the course of his attempt to kill the two monkeys.

After being hit by him again and again, their temperament became violent, and they began to fight back against him, regardless of life and death, only hoping to attack him, and even have the intention of dying with her.

Fengyun naturally didn't want to fall short, and while pulling away and trying to keep it as much as possible, he increased the intensity of his attacks, that is, leaving deeper and more wounds on them.

To tell the truth, seeing the two monkeys going crazy, Fengyun was not only not disappointed, but on the contrary, he was happy, because he knew that he was not far from truly subduing them.

As long as they can stabilize, I believe that it won't be long before their temperament will be smoothed out.

At that time, he will subdue them again, and promise some benefits, and they will most likely succumb, so that his purpose will be fully achieved.

Things turned out very similarly to Fengyun's expectations, and the two monkeys only lasted a short time before they showed signs of fatigue.

More importantly, he could feel their mood becoming very low.

If he can seize the opportunity, he can take advantage of the situation, and not only may he subdue them, but he can also get closer to them and make them follow him sincerely.

This is very crucial.

If he hadn't been genuinely subdued, maybe they would have done something bad for him in the future.

No matter how powerful a strong person is, he is afraid of a knife in the back.

Although they are unlikely to pose much of a threat to him in terms of their attack strength, that doesn't mean he can ignore them for granted.

You must know that Fengyun not only positions them by his side, but also wants them to take on greater responsibilities, such as guarding the Huojiao Tribe.

If they were not completely subdued by him and sincerely surrendered to him, they might have changed from protectors to destructive power, and with the huge gap in strength, their strength was enough to wipe out the entire Huojiao tribe.

Fengyun knew that the time had come for Liwei.

I saw his tail swish directly in front of the monkey who had only a history of opportunism, and before it could react, wrapped its arms around his neck and lifted him high.

The monkey was clearly unwilling to rest on his laurels, struggling and attacking Fengyun, especially his tail that was wrapped around his neck.

However, his counterattack did not achieve any effect, not to mention that he is now at the end of the crossbow, even if he is in good shape, with the difference in strength between them, it is unlikely to cause him harm.

It first used its hands to pull, and when it saw that there was no fresh fruit, it used its teeth to bite, but even if its teeth rubbed sparks with Fengyun's tail, it was still difficult to break through his defenses and cause him real damage.

It was useless to resist, and it couldn't breathe, and soon its struggle became weak, and finally it hung directly on the tail of Fengyun.

If Fengyun couldn't detect through its tail that its heart was still beating, it would have thought it was dead.

Fengyun knew that it was actually behaving like this to let him relax his vigilance, and if he suddenly broke out, even if he couldn't hurt him, he could also win a chance to get out.

It's a pity that he didn't have time to do it before he was recognized by Fengyun.

So when he suddenly erupted and tried to break free from the tail of the storm, of course it would only fail to meet it.

After being hit one after another, and its neck was strangled and its brain was isched, the resistance of the monkey that was restrained by Fengyun was greatly weakened, and finally it looked at Fengyun with a look of begging for mercy.

Fengyun knew that it was done, and nine times out of ten he could subdue it, but he didn't immediately let go of the tail that strangled his neck.

He wanted to deepen his fear of him, so that no sooner had he let him go, his mind would become active, waiting for an opportunity to leave, or even taking revenge on him.

It wasn't until the monkey's eyes were dilated that Fengyun let him go, but he didn't continue to deal with it, and he turned around and looked not far away, and he saw the monkey that would become, with a strange look in his eyes.