Brain Ax's Adventure Journey

Chapter 8 Can't see death without saving
The little white rabbit shook his head: "No, Xiaobai was caught by the fox, it's very dangerous now, maybe... maybe Dabai and Erbai were also caught by the fox into the tree hole..."

Cerebellar Axe nodded seriously: "So we have to go back and bring in reinforcements!"

The little white rabbit raised his head tremblingly, his red eyes were full of tears: "But I'm worried, little white...they will be eaten by the fox at any time..."

eat?

Cerebellar Ax was taken aback.

Will that fox eat the rabbit?

Cerebellar Axe, who clamored to eat dried fish every day, thought of this possibility, as if a thunderbolt fell on his head.

In fact, the small dried fish that Cerebellar Ax eats are all dried fish that humans have already dried, lifeless, immature, and even fish eyes are not clear.

The pampered Cerebellar Axe can neither go into the water to catch fish, nor go to the house to catch mice. It keeps opening its mouth to eat, clamoring for small dried fish. In fact, it misses the service of human beings more.

So, when it witnessed the jungle in the forest where the strong eat the weak, its limbs became stiff.

The space in the tree hole is not large, narrower than a rabbit's nest.

Dry straw was piled up in a mess around the tree hole, and the fox lay in the corner with its legs crossed and squinted for a nap.A cluster of fire was lit in the center, and a pot was placed on top of the fire. Oil splashes were sizzling in the pot, and the boiling oil gas rose up, and the three white rabbits hanging above were smoked into pitch black.

Lying on the hole, you can clearly see that the three hanging rabbits are dying.

The little white rabbit sobbed and said, "As expected, Dabai and Erbai were also caught by the fox... Fortunately, they haven't been eaten by the fox yet..."

"This fox is so cruel, he actually wants to fry the rabbits in a frying pan..." Cerebral Axe gasped, and looked at the little white rabbits, "We must save them"

The white rabbit's red eyes were so excited in the night that they seemed to be stained with blood: "Yeah!"

Before he finished speaking, he was grabbed by Cerebellar Axe and ran outside.

"Cerebellar Axe, why are you running? Dabai Erbai and Xiaobai are still in the tree hole!"

"Didn't you see just now? How sharp is that fox's claws in the firelight? It can tear us in two with one claw! Let's just say that your three brothers and uncles are all stronger than us, but they are all stronger than us. Hanging on the oil pan, how can we save them? Of course we have to go back to the rabbit's nest to bring rescuers!"

"But the frying pan has already boiled, and when we get back to the rabbit's nest, Dabai Erbai and Xiaobai will have been eaten!"

The little white rabbit anxiously tore away the claws of the Cerebellar Axe, obviously frightened a long time ago, but lowered his head, and expressed the firmest determination in the most trembling words: "I won't go, I want to go back to the tree hole to save them!"

Cerebellar Ax felt that it was frightened stupid, and returned the words it taught itself: "Be realistic, if you rush into the tree hole now, you will only become the fox's belly with them."

The big tears of the little white rabbit fell down patteringly: "But... But even if this is the case, I can't just ignore death..."

Knowing that there is a dead end, but still squeeze to the dead end, how stupid!

Cerebellar Ax pursed his mouth: "I want to go to you, anyway, this cat, the noblest and wisest cat in this century, will never be stupid enough to give a cat's head to a fox!"

A moment later—

With a dark face, Cerebellar Ax crept back to the entrance of the cave following the little white rabbit.

The little white rabbit was so moved that tears filled his eyes: "Cerebellar Axe, thank you, I didn't expect you to stay and save everyone with me."

Cerebellar Axe: "..."

It must have had a convulsion in its brain, otherwise why couldn't it bear to see the little white rabbit crying?

"Shut up." Cerebellar Axe snorted softly, his chest heaving, and he didn't know whether he was angry with himself or the fear of approaching the tree hole soared, "If the fox comes towards us later, remember to consciously block me."

The little white rabbit nodded furiously: "Yeah! If there is any danger, I will hold the fox back. You just take the opportunity to escape and leave me alone!"

(End of this chapter)