Curtis said nastily, "The places where the insect plague passed by would be like a forest on fire. The ground would either be filled with corpses that were devoured cleanly or filled with battered bodies left behind. Rarely any living creatures would be left alive."
Bai Qingqing looked at him in disbelief.
She couldn't understand why Curtis wasn't worried at all when such a huge matter had taken place.
Curtis soon replied to her, saying, "There's no need to be anxious. The insect plague won't continue for very long. They'll disappear after the heavy rainy season comes."
Only then did Bai Qingqing had some hope and fell weakly into his arms, shivering even more strongly than before.
Curtis enjoyed the reliance from his mate. If Bai Qingqing looked up, she'd be able to see that his face was filled with smiles.
Bai Qingqing looked toward the leopard cubs in the room and beckoned to them, saying in a trembling voice, "Children, come over quickly."
