The Understated Dragon Lord
Chapter 583 Unleashing the Hounds

Chapter 583 Unleashing the Hounds



If one could harness the alignment of heavenly timing, locational advantage, and human harmony, they'd surely achieve greatness. And in Dragon Field, where the locational benefit was extraordinary, not just a person but even a dog could attain unrivaled prowess if trained here. This was why many Daoist temples in China were situated atop famous mountains, bathing in copious amounts of spiritual energy—a crucial component for attaining mastery over one's craft.

Upon entering the large iron gates, the convoy had reached the Dragon Field base. Levi, being a mere team member rather than a core combatant, could not enter the main facility of the base. His domain was the dog kennel, the place he was in charge of.

So, Levi led everyone to the kennel area, which wasn't made of cages, but rather, it was a slope where a pack of huge wolfhounds were allowed to roam freely. Each of these hounds, if standing, would be taller than a person, with each of them weighing over a hundred pounds. Due to the constant nourishment from the spiritual energy at Dragon Field, these wolfhounds were far more powerful than ordinary ones and could easily overpower wolves, even those larger than themselves.

Having crossed fists with Daniel, Levi knew his combat skills were formidable. Now on his turf, he had to outwit Daniel.

Levi, eyeing Daniel, said coldly, "Country boy, didn't you just claim to be the Young Master of the Perkins? These hounds are the most loyal dogs of the Perkins and recognize their master. If you truly are the Young Master of the Perkins, they surely won't bite you. So if you want to prove you're the Young Master, step into the pack and let's see if they really bite you or not."

These wolfhounds were used to being fed and commanded by Levi and would fiercely obey his orders With just one command, Levi could incite them to attack whoever he wanted. Hence, if Daniel stepped into the pack, Levi would signal the hounds to bite him.

Such a petty trick was transparent to Daniel, who saw through Levi's scheme with just a glance. Smiling at Levi, Daniel teased, "You're asking me to step into the midst of these hounds. What's your real intention? Do you hope they'll bite me to death? Well, I tell you, these wolfhounds won't bite me!"

"Country boy, if you're indeed the Young Master of the Perkins, these hounds naturally won't harm you! But if you're not, they will tear you apart! They won't just kill you; they'll rip you into pieces, chew up your flesh and gulp it down. Your Bones will be crunched into fragments and devoured, so not a trace of you remains!"

"Levi, it seems you're really hoping these wolfhounds will rip me alive. But trust me, they won't. Once I step into this pack, these hounds will be even more obedient than huskies, they'll wag their tails and sway their hips for me!"

With that, Daniel strode confidently towards the pack of wolfhounds, an amused smile still playing on his lips.