The Fourth Master's Dog

Duofu ran out of the tent. The whole dog seemed to be freed from shackles. It used all four paws to run out desperately, not caring whether the Fourth Prince behind it could keep up.

Even though Duofu is as fat as a gas tank, his speed is no exaggeration. When he runs, even the Fourth Prince's shadow can hardly catch up with him.

The Fourth Prince ignored Duofu who was having fun in front and chased after him on Shadow.

It seems that his happiness has really been depressed during this period of time.

A dog that is usually so lazy and doesn't want to move can also run so fast.

It was like a gust of wind blowing by.

The Fourth Prince had a bow and arrow at the back. He looked at a rabbit eating grass not far away and shot an arrow.

Whoosh.

The rabbit's hind legs were shot, but the Fourth Prince did not dismount to pick up the prey, thinking that he would pick it up together when he returned.

The Fourth Prince looked at the increasing number of trees around him. He wondered which forest they had run into without realizing it.

The Fourth Prince wanted to stop Duofu and ask him to turn his horse back, but at this moment, a bear roar was heard not far away in the forest.

Duofu was happily chasing butterflies in the forest. The air in nature was so good that he felt happy just smelling it, and all the boredom of the past few days disappeared.

When Duofu heard a sudden bear roar, his first reaction was not fear, but looking at the Fourth Prince with sparkling eyes.

It seems to mean, come on, the bear's paw is right there.

The Fourth Prince pretended not to see the sparkling eyes of his baby Duofu. He heard the bear's roar and it should be some distance away.

The Fourth Prince dismounted from his horse and picked up Duofu, who was still chasing butterflies in front of him.

Just as he was about to go back and mount his horse, he heard another tiger roar in the distance. It seemed to be frightened and ran away before its owner could get on the horse.

The Fourth Prince held Duofu in his arms and looked at the horses running away, a trace of panic appearing on his face.

Duofu is also scared now. Even though he just heard the bear roar, he feels that it is still far away and it definitely cannot run over and bite them.

If the tiger roars, no matter how far away they are, it will be able to run over and bite them.

Listening to the roars of tigers and bears getting closer and closer to him, Duofu forced himself to calm down and his mind worked rapidly.

What should they do now?

Their horses had no means of transportation, so no matter how fast they ran, they could not outrun the tigers and bears behind them.

Duofu suddenly thought that he could run too, and his speed was no slower than that of a horse.

Duofu quickly barked in the Fourth Prince's arms, asking him to put him down and run away.

The moment Duofu stepped onto the ground, his body suddenly grew dozens of times in size.

It suddenly became bigger than a Tibetan Mastiff and could carry a person easily without any pressure.

Duofu was still barking hurriedly, telling the Fourth Prince to get in the car quickly. Why was he still standing there like an idiot?

Waiting to feed the bear or the tiger.

The Fourth Prince was really stunned for a moment. Although he had heard this before, his reaction had never changed. Moreover, his head was extremely tense now. This was also the first time he had encountered such a thing in his life.

Under Duofu's constant urging, the Fourth Prince climbed onto Duofu's back and obediently grabbed Duofu's fur.

Duofu felt that the person on him was firmly seated, and with a roar, he ran out.

Fast as the wind.

The Fourth Prince could only feel the trees around him retreating, and the wind blowing on his face was quite painful.

The Fourth Prince held Duofu in his arms and buried his head in Duofu's fur, his heart filled with pride.

He raised a very blessed child.

Duofu didn't know which direction to run, so he just ran to whichever place the road was easier to walk on, until the roars of the tiger and the howls of the bear behind him gradually disappeared.

Duofu dared to slow down a bit. When he stopped completely and saw the trees around him were of unknown height, he felt that he was doomed. He seemed to be walking deeper and deeper, and they were lost.

Duofu yelled at the Fourth Prince uncertainly.

The Fourth Prince reacted and looked at the towering trees around him. The humidity in the air had obviously risen. The trees completely blocked the sun outside, and only some gaps could faintly refract some light.

The air is filled with the fresh and natural scent of grass and soil.

The Fourth Prince got off Duofu's back and stepped on thick fallen leaves and humus, which were soft and made rustling sounds.

You can tell at first glance that this is the interior of the forest, and very few people or animals come in.

The Fourth Prince also felt a little regretful. He should not have brought Duofu out alone. He should have brought more guards and servants.

The Fourth Prince looked around next to Duofu. The trees everywhere were tall and straight, with branches intertwined and densely packed together, completely blocking the road outside.

Although Duofu has grown bigger, his courage has not grown.

There was a snap.

There was a little baby on the ground.

Duofu climbed onto the Fourth Prince in a hurry.

Duofu felt that this place was also a bit haunted. He had to be hugged completely and curled up into a ball to feel safe.

The Fourth Prince quickly picked up the little baby who was crawling towards him, took off his coat, and rolled Duofu into a ball.

The Fourth Prince looked at the sunlight pouring in and thought it should be almost dark outside.

I picked up Duofu and walked back the way I came. The tiger and the bear over there should have finished their fight.

It shouldn't be too dangerous to go back now. It's safer than here.

The silence was even more frightening.

Duofu also agreed very much. He originally wanted to come down and drag the Fourth Prince away.

The Fourth Prince refused and told him to rest for a while and then drag him to run when he was tired.

Duofu did not refuse. He felt his four paws a little weak, probably because he had never run so long and so fast before.

Duofu buried himself tightly in the Fourth Prince's arms, and only then did he feel a sense of security in this quiet forest.

This ancient forest was so terrifying that he could hear nothing except some birds singing.

It’s all the fault of that damn tiger and bear, if they weren’t fighting there?

Was he so anxious that he didn't know where to run?

Now I'm lost.

One day he would have to eat both bear paws and tiger paws to avenge today's revenge.

Duofu didn’t know if God heard the curse in his heart.

He indeed got to eat both the bear's paw and the tiger's paw.

Duofu felt that the Fourth Prince was walking slower and slower, and looked at him whose face was already covered in sweat.

Duofu jumped down without saying a word and turned into Duoduofu.

She bit the Fourth Prince and threw him on her back, not even saying she was tired. She was really trying to save face but ended up suffering.

Someone like Duofu would never do such a stupid thing.

Duofu carried the Fourth Prince on his back, looked at the footprints handed to him, and walked back step by step.

Walking step by step doesn't make him tired at all. As long as he doesn't run very fast, Duofu feels he can walk for a whole day and night.

The Fourth Prince lay his whole body on Duofu's back, his face a little pale, and he tried hard to control his breathing.