The behemoths only went after the smell and didn't bother with the leopard on the tree.
Muir tried his best to fly at a high altitude, and it was only when it was so high that Bai Qingqing expressed discomfort that he started to shift.
Staring up at the skies, Parker watched dazedly as the black dot became smaller and smaller until it finally completely vanished.
He should have followed them.
Although Parker couldn't see them, Muir's razor-sharp eagle eyes could clearly view everything below. He tried flying in a direction for a while and, seeing that the horde of behemoths wasn't coming after them anymore, knew that this method was working.
Bai Qingqing felt terrible flying at a high altitude. Perhaps it was due to altitude sickness, bringing about the shortness of breath in her. What made her feel most terrible was the painful sensation in her ears—she felt like her ear canals were being blocked by water.
