Chu Ge paid no attention to the Chimpanzee, and he wasn't clear if the American Lion was indeed an undercover agent.
After all, he was an undercover agent himself, and moreover, a solitary one at that.
The Chimpanzee was anxious, like a child who had done something wrong.
"Continue the ambush,"
Chu Ge said coldly, frightening the Chimpanzee into quickly turning around and hiding in the forest.
Immediately afterward, he continued to move to the pile of rocks, lay down, and once again changed color.
The Chimpanzee hid deep in the small forest, lying down and not daring to climb the trees again.
He was still questioning life.
"Is the American Lion really an undercover agent?"
He was uneasy, with a sense of impending collapse.
Chu Ge wouldn't say, leaving him as restless as if a cat was scratching at his heart.
Both continued their concealed wait.
And wait they did, for the better part of the day.
As dusk neared, at last an animal approached.
A behemoth!
