Yan Fei thought through all the possible types of traditional weapons, then looked at his slim arms and legs as compared to the Terrestrisuchus, and ultimately, he gave up.
After the Terrestrisuchus had had their fill, they started basking in the sun.
Since there were no competitors for food this time, they didn’t even have to move a bit and stationed themselves next to the carcass of the ankylosaurus.
Yan Fei was disturbed by their comfort implying his discomfort!
He switched to a tree nearest to the Terrestrisuchus. Though the tree was not tall, it was thick! Sitting on top was quite comfortable, and since they could not climb trees, the height was good enough.
This tree stood alone in an open area, with no other trees around, safe and sound.
As soon as Yan Fei appeared on the tree, a vigilant Terrestrisuchus raised its head and glanced at him, found no danger, and continued to lazily lie down. Their poses were incredibly wretched; lying on the ground with their heads tilted up, their mouths wide open, the meat between their teeth clearly visible.
Yan Fei grumpily provoked the Terrestrisuchus, which glanced at him again but continued to ignore him.
Yan Fei snapped a twig and threw it at them. Don’t they recognize him? It seemed the ones he had previously fought over food with were not among them.
The twig was blown away by the wind before it even reached its target.
The feeling of peeing from a tree is just awesome, which startled a few Terrestrisuchus who looked up at the man on the tree.
"Whatcha looking at? I’ll slaughter you if you stare anymore. Haven’t you seen someone pissing before?"
As the splashing stopped, Yan Fei continued to provoke them.
The Terrestrisuchus, who had just feasted, paid no heed to Yan Fei. After some thought, Yan Fei disappeared for a moment and then reappeared, hurled a rock at them.
One... no reaction? Two times... still no reaction?
Even a clay figure has a temper, let alone a carnivorous Terrestrisuchus. Its good temper could not withstand such provocation, and a particularly unfortunate Terrestrisuchus approached, emitting a low growl from its throat at Yan Fei.
Yan Fei chuckled and kept throwing more rocks.
The unlucky Terrestrisuchus that had been hit a couple of times was completely enraged and tried to pounce on the tree.
Pity the tree wasn’t that tall for the Terrestrisuchus to climb. The creature was a few meters away from Yan Fei on the tree, and no matter how it jumped or sprinted, it could not reach him.
"Come on, come on, come up!"
Seeing the infuriated Terrestrisuchus, Yan Fei was thrilled. He turned around and heaved a stone as big as a head to throw at it.
The stone smacked the creature’s head but didn’t hurt it at all. It shook its head and became angrier, circling around the tree, looking for a place to climb up.
Seeing it struggle to find a protruding root to climb, Yan Fei fetched an even bigger rock to throw at it.
The disadvantage of the lower tree revealed itself - the stone didn’t gain much momentum when it fell, probably unable to cause pain to the Terrestrisuchus.
However, Yan Fei’s provocations did indeed infuriate the Terrestrisuchus. Its icy eyes almost spouted fire as it stubbornly glared at Yan Fei. Unfortunately, it was not able to shoot knives with its eyes, making Yan Fei fearless.
The tree barks had been scratched off by the creature’s claws. Turns out this creature’s claws were quite lethal.
However, what could it possibly do?
Yan Fei, panting heavily, hugged a big rock - that was tiring! He took advantage of the Terrestrisuchus sliding off the tree, and aimed at his head.
This rock was almost as large as the one on the cow farm, definitely heavy, but unfortunately, it went off the mark. The head of the Terrestrisuchus was right above, staring at him! But when seeing the stone, it managed to dodge it with a sidestep.
However, how was it not unlucky?
Having been hit by stones several times, it finally managed to dodge a stone. But as a result, the stone bounced back from the root of the tree and accidentally hit one of its claws.
The Terrestrisuchus that had been fluttered for a long time couldn’t stand it anymore. Its claws were one of its few weaknesses, being hit by such a large stone must be painful. The creature cried out, hesitating to put its injured claw on the ground.
"Hurts, doesn’t it? Still staring at me? You asked for it..."
Unfortunately, the rock was too small!
Yan Fei felt a bit disappointed. If only he had a huge rock, he would surely kill this creature in one hit.
A Terrestrisuchus on-guard isn’t that easy to hit. Yan Fei was too lazy to keep on lifting rocks. He stayed up in the tree, locked eyes with the Terrestrisuchus, waved a small tree branch at it to provoke it, as if not planning to give it any respite.
This Terrestrisuchus was stubborn. Despite not being able to reach Yan Fei, it wouldn’t leave. After a while, it simply ignored him, crawled under the tree, and fixated its stare on Yan Fei motionlessly, ignoring his provocations.
It seemed to be resolving to outlast Yan Fei and wait for him to come down from the tree. Unfortunately, Yan Fei didn’t need to do such a thing and wasn’t in any rush.
After taunting for a while and finding it boring, Yan Fei sat up in the tree, pondering how he would kill it.
What a shame, he still wasn’t strong enough. Otherwise, he could seize the moment when it was off guard and crush it with a large rock.
He pondered his several transformations. A Pterosaur definitely couldn’t do much, its wingspan was large but was still not enough to face the Terrestrisuchus. The Iguanodon probably had the most strength, but he surely couldn’t depend on the Iguanodon’s front claws to lift a giant rock, could he?
An idea suddenly flashed in Yan Fei’s mind, and he smirked at the Terrestrisuchus below.
Then he positioned himself in the middle of a few sturdy branches on the tree and transformed into a Pterosaur.
As its 10-meter wings unfurled, the Terrestrisuchus was noticeably taken aback, but it merely became a little more cautious. It seemed to know that a Pterosaur would be no match for it.
Next, the Pterosaur shrank, transforming into a Rapator. It squawked at the Terrestrisuchus a few times, and after a not-too-long while, it turned into a cinerous vulture...
As if performing a variety of transformations to the Terrestrisuchus, Yan Fei kept morphing on the tree.
The Terrestrisuchus had become numb to it.
His transformations posed no threat, and soon the Terrestrisuchus was indifferent to Yan Fei’s shape-shifting.
Yan Fei continued to shape-shift tirelessly until the Terrestrisuchus became too lazy to even look at him.
He looked at the spot he was standing, several thick branches protruded from the trunk, forming a considerable platform in the middle. It wasn’t quite flat, but it was stable enough to stand on.
Then he took a deep breath and quietly started to grow larger.
An Iguanodon standing on a tree appeared.
Then, this Iguanodon stared at the Terrestrisuchus below and made a leap.
The Terrestrisuchus seemed to sense something wrong. It suddenly looked up and saw a massive shadow descending from the sky.
Whoosh...Thud...Crack...
Two legs, sturdy as pillars, firmly landed on the body of the Terrestrisuchus.
The Terrestrisuchus let out a miserable cry. Then, it sounded like a string of small firecrackers going off inside its body—crackling sounds.
The Iguanodon dropped from the sky and landed on the Terrestrisuchus. It almost fell upon impact, took a couple more steps due to the momentum before steadying itself on the open ground. It then let out a shriek like it had twisted its foot!
But the Terrestrisuchus could only weakly twist its head now. Huge indentations appeared on its scale armor over the body between its two front limbs and another one between its two hind legs. It could barely move.
Even so, the Terrestrisuchus was still clinging on to life, trying to struggle.
Withstanding the pain in his leg, Yan Fei turned towards the Terrestrisuchus and began to stomp on it violently.
I’ll teach you a lesson for being such a bully, being so arrogant, having such a big mouth, being so defiant, and sizing me up...
I’ll stamp... I’ll stomp... and stomp...