The Days to Survive with Several Girls on the Uninhabited Island

Allen had seen someone raise a pig for pork.

But in the end, he even developed a relationship with the pig and was reluctant to eat it!

The pig was raised to 300 pounds by its master.

Allen couldn't help but worry.

Then he heard what Jessica said.

"Good chicken, grow up quickly. I haven't eaten chicken drumsticks for a long time!"

Allen suddenly understood why Jessica was so nice to the chicks. She still wanted to eat their meat!

Allen felt relieved.

But on second thought, Allen thought of Jessica's identity and the way she behaved on the island at the beginning. Allen knew that he was overthinking!

He laughed at himself and then looked at the two savages who were about to race.

Ming was also waiting for Allen and meet his eyes.

"Master Allen, can we start now?"

"Of course!"

Allen found that the two savages were almost ready. They even made their running postures, which were special and strange.

One was pursuing his buttocks and the other was raising his head and straightening his chest. Anyway, Allen didn't think they could do a good job.

And this place was also cleared out. At the end of them was a big tree 100 meters away.

Allen was far away from there, so Allen could only stand up and walk over.

When he passed by the two savages, Allen felt awkward looking at their posture.

But he didn't say anything more. Maybe they had their special skills.

"Then get ready!"

Ming withdrew his gaze and said to his clansmen indifferently.

Then a savage stood out and whimpered and two savages instantly rushed out.

Allen found that the two savages ran fast, much faster than the ape-like creature.

"Interesting."

Allen thought that if he took these two savages with him, he might be able to kill that guy.

Interesting! Allen sighed. At the finish line, he saw the savage who couldn't speak rush over the finish line. The other savage found that he couldn't run faster, so he stopped. There was resentment and confusion in his eyes.

Allen had a panoramic view of the situation at the finish line.

The savages were divided into two groups. One group of savages who didn't speak but were closer to Allen gathered in front of the champion to celebrate, while the other group of savages who could speak whispered to the loser. Because of the distance, Allen couldn't hear them.

But Allen didn't have to think about it, he knew that these guys were not saying anything good.

"Hey, that's interesting! When did two factions appear in the savage tribe?"

But what Allen cared about was this. He looked around and found that there were two groups of savages around him. He didn't know why a smile appeared on his face.

Ming sat in his seat. Because his hair was thick, he couldn't see anything unusual.

But Allen could tell from his hands that he was not as calm as he looked.

When the two groups of savages calmed down, Ming said, "Master Allen, are you satisfied with my clansmen? Do you think they can compete with the monster's speed?"

He asked a key question and Allen answered him honestly.

"Of course, they are even faster. They are qualified to follow me up the mountains."

Allen looked away and said with pity.

Because he had thought that these two groups of savages would fight, at least not as peaceful as now.

But unexpectedly, these two groups of savages did not look at each other as if the other did not exist.

Allen felt bored.

Hearing Allen's answer, Ming nodded with satisfaction.

"We can finally kill that monster!"

He turned around and roared at his clansmen.

At this time, the two groups of savages who had been separated all returned to their positions and restored the space that had been cleared before.

Allen was surprised to see that. He thought that Ming was able to control his clansmen! Allen thought it was interesting.

"Master Allen, please have a seat!"

Ming said to Allen, indicating for him to sit down and have dinner.

But Allen looked at Jessica and his chickens, who were unaffected, and shook his head silently.

"No, thanks. I have to go back and settle down these chickens now. I won't bother you anymore!"

Allen refused.

He was busy.

When Ming heard this, he saw Jessica, who was playing with the chickens and seemed to understand something.

"Now that Master Allen has something to do, I won't bother you anymore!"

"But there is one more thing that we should not ignore!"

Ming raised his eyebrows as if he had forgotten something. It was not until Allen reminded him that he finally said.

"I'm so sorry, Master Allen. I almost forgot it."

Ming scratched his head and asked the savages on his left to get up. After giving some orders, Allen saw someone get up from his seat.

"Whoosh!"

He shouted at Ming. There seemed to be anxiety in his words. Allen looked at this guy's physical language and felt the same.

"What's going on?"

Allen turned to look at Ming as if he wanted to get an answer from him.

Ming's face darkened. He silently looked at his clansmen, ignoring the pressure from Allen's gaze.

This made Allen feel something was wrong, but Allen didn't want to do anything.

"Let's wait and see!"

Ever since he had noticed Ming's change, he had changed his mind. He felt that he had to show respect to Ming!

Anyway, he couldn't offend Ming too much now!

The savage didn't seem to have this thought like Allen. After all, Allen was afraid that this was not his territory and the surroundings were not his teammates.

Besides, there was another person who would be a burden, so Allen needed to be careful.

But as the keeper of the warehouse of their tribe, the savage had the power and prestige.

He could question Ming's decision.

However, Ming's eyes and pressure were too sharp for him to bear.

Thus, this savage decided to spread out his pressure.

"Patriarch, I will never agree to give the beast's hiding to Allen! Even if they are masters, they can't do that!"

Allen looked at the savage in surprise, wondering why this savage would say so. Moreover, he had always thought that Ming calling him Master was just a form of respect.

But now it seemed that it was not as simple as the title but more like a symbol of identity.

Allen's gaze was focused on Ming's face.

It seemed that he wanted to find something on Ming's face. After all, this savage made Allen feel more and more strange.

Now Allen wanted to turn the whole savage tribe upside down.