Chapter 96

After the match results were announced, Yu Xuanhao hurriedly brought Hei Hu back and carefully examined him to ensure he was not injured before he could finally relax.

Su Zhe noticed that Hei Hu's profile on the website had changed. His number of matches had increased from eleven to twelve. Additionally, the reference price given by the ZY Club had risen from 15 million to 16 million, meaning Hei Hu's value had increased by 1 million in just one match.

This was actually quite normal, as Hei Hu's opponent, the Neapolitan Mastiff, was also a very strong fighting dog. Hei Hu's easy victory over the Neapolitan Mastiff naturally boosted his value quickly.

Below Hei Hu's profile, many people left messages, hoping to purchase Hei Hu. Many were willing to pay 16 million for him, and some even offered higher prices.

Yu Xuanhao ignored these people. No matter how high the price, he would not sell Hei Hu to anyone.

Fighting dogs are different from other ornamental pets, which require excellent appearance and extensive promotion to fetch a good price. For fighting dogs, the quickest way to increase their value is to win matches and earn honors. They don't need to look good; they just need to be able to defeat their opponents. It's direct and fast, but also very cruel.

After Hei Hu returned to the lounge and drank some water, his strength was restored. He then ran to Xiao Xuelong, walking around him with his head held high, as if showing off.

Xiao Xuelong couldn't stand Hei Hu's behavior. After growling at Hei Hu a few times, he ran to Su Zhe's side and sulked, lying down unhappily.

Seeing Xiao Xuelong like this, Yu Xuanhao smiled and said, "Su Zhe, why don't you let Xuelong participate in the matches? It's clear he wants to join."

Su Zhe shook his head. He would not let Xiao Xuelong participate, as the fighting dog matches were too dangerous.

Yu Xuanhao knew he couldn't persuade Su Zhe, so he didn't say anything more. Different interests lead to different thoughts.

For the next match, Yu Xuanhao did not let Hei Hu continue. He let Hei Hu rest and recover his strength to participate in the next match in the best condition.

"That Mongolian Mastiff is quite good. It looks very wild and has a high chance of winning. Su Zhe, do you want to bet with me?" Yu Xuanhao pointed to a dog in the fighting ring.

"No, you can play by yourself. I'll just watch the match," Su Zhe shook his head. He had only bet earlier to support Hei Hu. Now that Hei Hu wasn't participating, Su Zhe naturally wouldn't place any bets.

Su Zhe was a bit puzzled by Yu Xuanhao's behavior. When Hei Hu was in the ring, Yu Xuanhao was extremely nervous. But now that Hei Hu was safely out, Yu Xuanhao was relaxed and chatting. This showed that Yu Xuanhao cared a lot about Hei Hu and was very concerned about his life. So why did Yu Xuanhao still let Hei Hu participate in such dangerous matches, and even let him participate many times?

Was fighting dogs really that attractive? Su Zhe was a bit confused.

Yu Xuanhao's judgment was quite accurate. The Mongolian Mastiff he favored indeed won the match and even killed its opponent.

For the next match, the same Mongolian Mastiff was still participating. Its owner did not let it rest after winning and instead had it continue to participate in the next match.

Seeing that Hei Hu had rested well and was in good condition, Yu Xuanhao registered Hei Hu for the match.

Soon, Hei Hu was again brought to the fighting ring by the staff and faced the Mongolian Mastiff.

The Mongolian Mastiff, also known as the Mongolian Shepherd Dog, is a robust, rectangular, solid, compact, and well-proportioned dog. Its back is slightly higher than its shoulders, and its paws are tightly clenched like fists, with hair between the toes. It has long, bright, and fine fur, with a dense undercoat. The outer layer of fur is coarse, and it is lean and long, good at running and can catch wild animals like roe deer and badgers.

The Mongolian Mastiff's profile on the website showed a shoulder height of about 72 cm and a weight of 52 kg. It had participated in one match and had a record of one win and zero losses.

The value of this Mongolian Mastiff, as given by the ZY Club, was 1.5 million.

Su Zhe guessed that this Mongolian Mastiff was probably participating in its first match at the ZY Club. Its record was clearly just from winning one match earlier.

Moreover, this Mongolian Mastiff was probably not a specially trained fighting dog. It had won just by instinct and ferocity, without the techniques of other fighting dogs.

For Hei Hu's next match, Yu Xuanhao, as usual, bet 2 million on Hei Hu's victory, and Su Zhe followed with 1 million.

The odds for this match were quite different. The Mongolian Mastiff's odds were 1 to 5, while Hei Hu's odds were 1 to 1.5. The odds for the two dogs were quite different, given Hei Hu's record and the fact that the Mongolian Mastiff's fighting ability was not very strong, as seen in the previous match. Therefore, the significant difference in odds was quite normal.

As soon as the match started, the staff opened the cage, and the Mongolian Mastiff immediately charged at Hei Hu with great ferocity.

Hei Hu did not back down and roared as he charged at the Mongolian Mastiff.

Xiao Xuelong, lying by the window, watched Hei Hu's match. Although Hei Hu had been showing off in front of Xiao Xuelong earlier, the two still had a good relationship. Xiao Xuelong was very concerned about Hei Hu's match and kept barking from the window, as if cheering for Hei Hu.

Although the Mongolian Mastiff was very wild and ferocious, its opponent was a professionally trained and experienced fighting dog. Hei Hu was not inferior to the Mongolian Mastiff in any aspect, whether in size, strength, or speed.

So the result was already determined from the start. Hei Hu quickly found an opportunity to bite the Mongolian Mastiff, preventing it from fighting back.

The owner of the Mongolian Mastiff was also smart. Seeing that his dog was at a disadvantage and had no chance of turning the tide, he quickly conceded to avoid further injury or even the death of his dog. There was no other possibility.

As soon as the owner conceded, the staff immediately separated Hei Hu to prevent the Mongolian Mastiff from losing its life.

At the same time, the staff announced that Hei Hu had won the match.

Hei Hu won another match, adding another glorious victory to his record.

This time, Hei Hu won quite easily, suffering only minor injuries.

Actually, the Mongolian Mastiff's fighting ability was quite good. The problem was that its owner was too eager for quick success. After winning one match, the owner did not let the dog rest and recover, and even let it participate in the next match while it was still injured. This is why Hei Hu could win so easily.