Chapter 98

These 10 Tibetan Mastiff puppies, under Zhang Wu's daily diet of raw meat and fresh blood, and without a guaranteed sufficient supply of food, became increasingly fierce as they fought to grab food to fill their bellies and continue surviving.

Of course, under such a feeding method, these 10 Tibetan Mastiff puppies were much more ferocious and powerful compared to ordinary Tibetan Mastiff puppies, but their temperaments were also very cruel and irritable.

Initially, when the 10 Tibetan Mastiff puppies grew to a certain size, Zhang Wu would use the mother Tibetan Mastiff as food for the puppies.

Although the Tibetan Mastiff puppies were fierce, they were still young and could not defeat the mother Tibetan Mastiff. Therefore, Zhang Wu would beat the mother Tibetan Mastiff to near death and then throw her in front of the puppies.

At the same time, Zhang Wu would stop providing food to the puppies, forcing them to eat the mother Tibetan Mastiff's flesh.

The Tibetan Mastiff puppies, already trained by Zhang Wu to be like wild beasts, could not resist the extreme hunger and temptation. They would try to eat the mother Tibetan Mastiff's flesh, and in the end, these 10 Tibetan Mastiff puppies would even fight each other fiercely just to grab a piece of the mother Tibetan Mastiff's flesh.

The mother Tibetan Mastiff, on the brink of death, could only watch helplessly as her own puppies, whom she had once raised, bit into her flesh one by one. With her limbs already broken, the mother Tibetan Mastiff could not resist and could only lie on the ground, constantly howling, but she could no longer唤回 the conscience of the puppies.

After eating the flesh and drinking the blood of the mother Tibetan Mastiff who had once raised them, these already wild Tibetan Mastiff puppies became even more ferocious.

Finally, the amount of food Zhang Wu provided to the puppies gradually decreased every day, forcing the 10 puppies to fight. Under the threat of life, these Tibetan Mastiffs began to attack their companions who had grown up together.

In the struggle, the weaker Tibetan Mastiffs would be eliminated and lose their lives, eventually becoming food for the other Tibetan Mastiffs.

After a period of mutual slaughter, only the most excellent Tibetan Mastiffs would survive. The number of surviving Tibetan Mastiffs would be greatly reduced, usually leaving only 2 to 3, at most not exceeding four. If the surviving Tibetan Mastiffs had injuries that affected their fighting ability, they would also be eliminated.

After multiple rounds of selection, the Tibetan Mastiffs that passed the test were what Zhang Wu wanted, and they would begin formal training. Even during training, they still had to fight other Tibetan Mastiffs for food, and only those who survived would become fighting dogs.

Such Tibetan Mastiffs, after becoming fighting dogs, had extremely strong combat power, and ordinary fighting dogs were no match for them.

Zhang Wu did not care about the purity of the Tibetan Mastiffs' bloodline or their appearance; he only cared about their combat power. This was also why Zhang Wu looked down on Yu Xuanhao's Tibetan Mastiffs and called Hei Hu a "Tibetan dog."

Although such training made the Tibetan Mastiffs very powerful, the training methods were extremely cruel and bloody. Out of about 50 Tibetan Mastiffs, only one would become a fighting dog and enter the fighting ring. The other Tibetan Mastiffs would lose their lives for various reasons during the process.

The Tibetan Mastiff that finally became a fighting dog, having stood out among so many others, was already very excellent. After being trained in such a cruel way by Zhang Wu to become a professional fighting dog, it was easy to imagine how terrifying its killing power would be.

At Zhang Wu's Tibetan Mastiff breeding base, incidents of Tibetan Mastiffs injuring people were the most frequent. They often bit the handlers or trainers because Zhang Wu's Tibetan Mastiffs had only retained their wild nature.

Because Zhang Wu's methods were too cruel and he did not treat the Tibetan Mastiffs as living beings, and because of his bad character and greed for profit, he was despised in the circle and had very poor relationships.

Therefore, when Yu Xuanhao learned that the opponent for Hei Hu's fight was Zhang Wu's Tibetan Mastiff, his face turned very grim. But now, even if Yu Xuanhao regretted it, it was too late, and he could only silently pray that Hei Hu would defeat Gui Wang.

After the match began, the two Tibetan Mastiffs, Hei Hu and Gui Wang, were released from their cages by the staff. When Hei Hu and Gui Wang approached each other, the disparity in their sizes became even more apparent.

Gui Wang had a full-body reddish-brown coat, thick fur, and extremely powerful and majestic limbs, giving a strong visual impact. Even though Hei Hu was already large, he appeared much smaller next to Gui Wang.

The irritable Gui Wang had been constantly hitting the cage and roaring while inside. Now that he was released, he could not wait a moment and quickly charged at Hei Hu.

Hei Hu did not retreat in fear because of Gui Wang's large size; instead, he bravely charged forward, choosing to confront Gui Wang head-on.

Although Gui Wang had not participated in any matches at the ZY Club and had no record, his actions in the cage, which made the cage shake, clearly showed that his large size was not just for show and that his killing power was very high.

Despite Hei Hu's glorious record, many people still favored Gui Wang and believed he would win. Therefore, most of the bettors placed their bets on Gui Wang, lowering his odds to 1.6 to 1, while Hei Hu's odds were 3 to 1. If it weren't for Hei Hu's 11-2 record and the support he had, the odds would have been even more lopsided.

Although Gui Wang's body was large, it did not affect his speed. He was still very agile and quickly rushed to Hei Hu, swiping at him with a powerful claw.

Hei Hu ducked his head, narrowly avoiding the attack. Then, with a quick movement of his limbs, he pounced on Gui Wang like a bolt of lightning, opening his mouth to bite Gui Wang's neck.

Although Gui Wang was irritable, he had rich combat experience and skillfully avoided Hei Hu's pounce and bite, while simultaneously swiping at Hei Hu.

Hei Hu could not avoid the blow and was hit solidly by Gui Wang, falling to the ground. Gui Wang took this opportunity to bite Hei Hu's neck.

Seeing this, Yu Xuanhao and Su Zhe's hearts raced, and Xiao Xuelong, lying by the window, kept roaring, worried about Hei Hu.

Fortunately, Hei Hu managed to headbutt and escape the attack, and at the same time, he bit Gui Wang's neck.

Gui Wang could not avoid the bite, and Hei Hu managed to sink his teeth in, but before Yu Xuanhao and the others could celebrate, Gui Wang shook his head, freeing himself from Hei Hu's bite and throwing him away. Gui Wang quickly rushed forward, pinning the fallen Hei Hu to the ground, preventing him from getting up, and opened his mouth to bite down.

Gui Wang bit into Hei Hu's abdomen, the most vulnerable part of his body, and bit deeply. Hei Hu's blood gushed out, quickly staining the ground red.