Super Zoo

Since Suming had already made a decision, and even Panda Yingying herself didn't object, Li had no choice but to follow Suming with trepidation.

The two of them and the bear sneaked out through the back door of the panda house and into the keeper's passage beneath Xiongshan.

This was Suming's second time in this cave-like small passage. The first time was when he had just started working, and Hei's family was being stung crazy by the bees. He entered through the passage to save Hei, who ended up foolishly smashing the beehive, killing the previous Queen Bee and enraging all the bees. If Suming hadn't used his spiritual power to control the bees, it would've been a disaster.

"Roar!" Just as they entered the passage, a low roar came from the cage next door.

It was a bit hot, and apart from the playful little Hei who was still playing in the water outside, the adult Hei bears hid in the cooler, dark parts of their cage. Their noses were incredibly sensitive, and they immediately sniffed out the unfamiliar scent.

"Don't shoot, it's me!" Suming whistled through the bars.

The two startled adult Hei bears stood up and shook their fur, walking over to the bars. Their silly noses sniffed at Suming up close.

Although Suming didn't directly manage Xiongshan, he would stroll around all the animal areas whenever he had free time, and the Hei bears recognized him.

However, they did not recognize Panda Yingying. After confirming the arrivals were Suming and a keeper, both Hei bears lowered their heads, looming down at this strange 'little one.';

Yingying was also extremely curious, raising her head and eyeing the two big Hei bears.

Why do we look so alike, yet their fur looks so low-end? Aside from some white hair on their chest, there's not a single white hair anywhere else—fail!

The three bears, separated by the cage, stared at each other, sizing one another up. In front of the two big Hei bears, Yingying looked like a kid who hadn't grown up yet.

"What are you looking at?"

"How would I know you were looking at me if you weren't looking at me?"

"So what if I'm looking at you?"

"Try looking at me one more time?"

The situation was a bit awkward. Even though they were separated by bars, Li was still incredibly nervous, as if he could smell gunpowder in the air. He clenched the long-handled separation fork in his hand, ready to intervene at any moment.

Suming, however, was not in a hurry. The animals in the zoo were generally more docile than wild creatures, and when well-fed, they would not attack easily unless startled.

He gestured slightly with his hand, signaling Li not to make any sudden movements.

The three bears continued staring at each other for a while, until one of the big Hei bears suddenly turned its head, looked at the fur of the other bear, and then looked down at its own belly and legs—the parts that it could see—finally looking confused.

"Woof woof..." Yingying made a sound like a little dog and actually pressed her body against the bars.

This move scared the sweat out of Li, but the big Hei bear didn't take the chance to attack. Instead, it lifted its paw and gently touched Yingying's spot of white fur on her back.

"Roar... roar..." The roar of the Hei bear didn't sound threatening, and in fact, it sounded quite happy. The other Hei bear also mustered up the courage to touch Yingying's white fur.

Yingying twisted *** happily.

It seemed that Panda Yingying and the Hei bears got along fairly well.

Li was completely baffled, looking from the Hei bears to Suming. This completely defied logic. Hei bears were notoriously bad-tempered, and the giant pandas weren't creatures to be trifled with either. How could these three troublemakers be together without any problems occurring?

"Maybe they are behaving because of the zoo director?" Li suddenly had a thought that even he found hard to believe.

However, the peace didn't last long.

The little Hei playing outside, upon hearing the commotion, climbed out of the pool and scampered over to the cage entrance.

"Roar!" Upon seeing a creature about its size in the passage, the little Hei immediately became angry. Standing on its hind legs behind the bars, it roared at Yingying, opening its mouth wide to show its sharp teeth.

Yingying didn't show a good face to the little Hei either. She wiggled her butt to the back of the exhibit entrance and, separated by the bars, slapped towards the little Hei outside.

There was a gap between the bars, and Yingying's slap didn't go through, causing the little black bear to subconsciously tilt its head back.

Although it didn't connect, the little black bear had always been the tyrant of Xiongshan, and it had never been bullied like this before. Enraged, it opened its mouth wide and drool trickled down from the corners. Likewise, from behind the bars, it wildly swung its paws at Yingying.

Slap slap slap slap... bang bang bang... roar roar roar... woof woof woof... The two little guys on either side of the bars engaged in a fierce attack, most of which landed on the iron bars, shaking them intensely.

"Director, while they're still unharmed, we should quickly send the panda back! The little black bear must think its territory has been invaded by the panda!" Li said anxiously.

Suming found it somewhat odd.

If it were about invading territory, why wasn't Hei freaking out? The territorial instincts of adult animals are the strongest.@@novelbin@@

Turning his head to look at the two adult black bears, they were utterly indifferent to the scuffle between the two little bears, lazing against the wall just like the bears smoking on TV, with no intention to intervene in the fight.

Suming didn't immediately use his spiritual power to stop Yingying and the little black bear, but instead probed to find out what they were actually thinking.

"Director..." Li's worried voice came from behind once again. Your next chapter awaits on My Virtual Library Empire

Suddenly, Suming turned around: "It's okay now."

After probing with his spiritual power, Suming was speechless. It wasn't the expected territory invasion, nor was it about competing for food.

The zoo's food quality was too good, and the two 'smaller-sized' bears, brimming with energy and with nowhere to release it, now found in each other the perfect chance to frolic.

Moreover, their thoughts were just like children's.

The little grey bear probably felt that this bear, about its own size but with so much white fur, was stealing its spotlight, which of course it didn't like;

Yingying, accustomed to being the center of attention and spoiled, felt that this creature, similar in appearance to herself, was blatantly counterfeiting her! Counterfeiting was bad enough, but to also look so ugly and still dare to be so fierce?!

One felt its spotlight was stolen by a wild child; the other, a little princess, discovered a country girl daring to wear the same dress as hers, how could there be a good face after that?

For various reasons, the two 'little bears' instantly locked horns.

"Director, we can't just watch them fight, can we?" Li, not knowing all this, was just worried something might happen.

"Why can't we?" Suming turned around and asked with a chuckle, "How do you usually release excess energy?"

Li's face suddenly turned red, and he mumbled with embarrassment, "That... Director, why are you asking this..."

Suming rolled his eyes, "What are you thinking? I mean, isn't it normal for kids to fight, to let off steam and cultivate their wildness? We shouldn't just watch them fight, we should let everyone watch."

Li was at a loss for words, thinking this was indeed someone who liked to watch the excitement regardless of the consequences.

...

At a current affairs program on Yangchuan City TV Station, a news piece was broadcast.

"According to this station, the African American boxing champion Ali passed away at Phoenix City Hospital at three o'clock local time yesterday morning, at the age of 74.

Muhammad Ali, an American boxer. Born in Louisville, he began his boxing career at the age of 12, and at 22, he won the heavyweight championship title for the first time. That same year, he defeated Liston once again, ushering in the Ali era in professional boxing... Afterwards, over 20 years, Ali won the heavyweight championship title 22 times...

The traditional Islamic funeral ceremony for Ali will be held in his hometown Louisville, Kentucky, on Thursday..."

As the host spoke, a mischievous and untimely smile appeared: "In memory of this great athlete, Yangchuan City Zoo will host a special commemoration event this Sunday."

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Just a homage to the blocked great predator~~~ big and small bears~~ big and small chest~