Chapter 23 – Does group reproduction require such an artistic symphony orchestra?

Mungo probably knew how Pado discovered Gulu was his cub. He was seen by so many dinosaurs when he picked up Gulu, who was still an egg, from the river. The day he picked up Gulu also coincided with the day Pado lost his cub.

As long as it's proven that Gulu was really picked up from the Dada River, Pado would never give up.

Mungo was not willing to give Gulu back to Pado. Of course, he had selfish motives. But he's also reluctant to give up Gulu because he wanted to protect him. !! You are reading stolen text, if you read this at any other site besides idleturtle-translations.com. !!

He's afraid that when Gulu went to Pado's group, he would be bullied by other Triceratopses, retaliated by them and even killed. Pado couldn't protect Gulu all the time.

Mungo deeply knew his own "notoriety" in the continent of Yukan. He's cruel and bloodthirsty. He didn't know how many dinosaurs he ate and killed. Both carnivorous dinosaurs and herbivorous dinosaurs were very afraid of him and, of course, hated him very much.

Gulu was raised by Mungo, who doted on Gulu a lot. All dinosaurs on the continent of Yukan knew it.

Mungo had eaten many Triceratopses from Pado's ethnic group before. If Gulu went to Pado's ethnic group, those Triceratopses whose parents and siblings were eaten by Mungo would definitely transfer their hatred to Gulu who was an obvious target.

Mungo: "Gulu isn't your cub. The egg I picked up from the Dada River was a Tyrannosaurus rex egg. The egg had not hatched. Gulu was picked up by Gaya from the forest."

Pado: "I know what you're worried about. You're afraid that Gulu will be bullied by other Triceratopses when he returns with me. How can I let my cub be bullied? I'm the leader and no one will dare to bully him!"

Mungo: You are very powerful. If your ethnic group only has a dozen dinosaurs, I will believe that you can protect Gulu, but your ethnic group has thousands of dinosaurs …

Of course Mungo couldn't say what he really thought. He just reiterated, "Gulu isn't your cub. I won't let you take him away!" He changed to a ready stance to fight with Pado at any time.

Pado: "All Triceratopses must migrate every dry season. But Tyrannosaurus rex don't need to. Gulu will starve to death if he stays with you!"

Mungo: "I will take Gulu to migrate. I like migrating."

Pado didn't expect Mungo to answer so simply. He was suddenly rendered speechless! It seemed that Mungo really made up his mind not to return Gulu.

In fact, Pado could just rob Gulu. He's completely certain of his success.

Mungo was no match for Pado, whether it's a one-on-one fight or a group fight.

Pado was the strongest Triceratops leader in the whole continent of Yukan. He's not only the largest and strongest, but also had rich combat experience. He had won many battles and never lost.

Mungo was still an adolescent. Even if he could defeat Titan, it's still a narrow victory. What's more, Titan was far from Pado's prowess.

In a one-on-one now, Pado could defeat Mungo, even if Mungo may win later after he became an adult.

In addition, there're thousands of Triceratopses in Pado's ethnic group. As long as Pado was willing, he could choose dozens or hundreds of the strongest ones to crush Mungo's group.

However, Pado had been secretly observing Gulu's life in Mungo's group for sometimes. He knew that Mungo and Gaya really cared for Gulu. The two little Tyrannosaurus rex loved him and even Mungo's brothers became good toward him …

So he couldn't rob and could only think of some way to make Mungo "willingly" return Gulu to him.

But now it seemed that it's too difficult to make Mungo willing, so he had to think of other ways.

Pado slowly approached Mungo, putting his hard, long horn on Mungo's neck. His eyes turned as sharp as a knife. When he increased strength to his horn, blood flowed out of Mungo's neck.

Mungo was also not to be outdone. He conveniently turned slightly and bit Pado's bright blue horn shield. He also exerted himself slowly, causing blood to flow down from the horn shield to the middle long horn.

With Pado's strength, he could pierce Mungo's neck in one shot. And with Mungo's biting force, he could certainly pull off half of Pardo's horn shield in one bite, but they didn't do so.

Mungo: After all, he is Gulu's father.

Pado: After all, he has raised Gulu for so long …

Even so, they were not ready to let each other off easily.

Mungo and Pado were extremely domineering and brutal leaders. In their dinosaur life, there was no such word as "tolerance". They were accustomed to conquest and "self-respect".

To be honest, the fact that they didn't directly fight to the death at the start was already the best result.

Mungo looked at Pado's massive body. Mungo had to admit that Pado had astounded him and gained his admiration. No matter how many times he saw Pado, the shock was the same as the first time when he saw such a large Triceratops.

Pado also stared at Mungo. He also had to admit that Mungo always amazed him that an adolescent Tyrannosaurus rex could be so powerful.

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The two of them remained in this stalemate of you pushed me and I bit you for a long time. Until night fell, Mungo's neck had been punctured a deep blood hole while Pado's horn shield was almost bitten through by Mungo.

The two had vey tacit understanding and released each other at the same time, then turned around to go back to their own ethnic groups. Their unpromising backs drew farther and farther apart.

When Mungo returned to the nest, Gulu, Guji and Gudong had just finished eating and were playing on the rest of the male Tyrannosaurus rex.

The cubs ran towards Mungo when they saw him coming back and rubbed happily on his thick hind legs.

Of course, they all found Mungo's neck injury and noisily asked. But Mungo only said that he met several Triceratopses and they accidentally hurt them.

Gulu looked at Mungo's neck wound. The diameter of the wound showed that it was penetrated by a very thick horn. Which Triceratops had such a big horn? In Gulu's impression, it seemed that only Pado had it!

However, if Mungo and Pado really fought, it would be impossible to just hurt this much. This injury was nothing to Mungo.

At the end, Gulu couldn't understand.

Mungo: "Gulu, do you want berries? I'll take you to eat."

Gulu of course wanted to eat, skipping over and saying yes.

Guji and Gudong also wanted to go out and play with them. But Mungo didn't agree and asked Gaya to watch them to make sure they didn't run away.

(In comparison to human)

This ridge crown could make a sound similar to the Alphorn, which was very beautiful.

Gulu knew that so many Parasaurolophus came together not to play "music", but to mate. Nevertheless, it's still a very exciting group!

However, Gulu thought of another problem. Parasaurolophuses' "symphony" seemed to not only help his own ethnic group, but also the surrounding dinosaurs. The closer you get to them, the better the effect.

Mungo started to stir, but Gulu didn't want to go back. He wanted to stay here and watch the live version (T/N: of XXX). There's no reason not to spectate on such a highly artistic mating!