Chapter 191: Acute Sense of Smell

Although the black bear was not as strong as the brown bear, that was relative.

If someone really took a hit from it directly, not to mention a human, even a red deer would die.

In short, Bell could not provoke either of these two animals.

Most importantly, these guys had thick skin. The dagger in his hand could not harm them at all.

Even if they stood there and let him stab them for an hour, the result would not change.

Therefore, the only choice for Bell was to escape.

In the forest, Bell, Ped, and the thin man were running for their lives. The little fox in Bell's hand was crying out in fear.

Because Bell and the group had run immediately, they quickly left the black bear's sight. Out of maternal instinct, the black bear would not leave too far away from its cub.

After chasing for dozens of meters more, the female bear finally chose to give up. She roared angrily in the direction of Bell and the others and finally turned around.