Malong darted into the woods in a flash, scampering up a tree to lie down and rest; to achieve a quick victory in this battle, it had paid a certain price.

To make the power of its left and right paws stronger, its arm span angle definitely had to be larger, meaning the speed wasn't as fast. Moreover, this Lioness was not small in size, and Malong's face also had quite a few scars, but fortunately, a more aggressive state had traded for a faster result.

This time it was also quite lucky; the Lioness was a bit far from its companions, and Malong's killing speed was relatively fast, finally avoiding interference from the Lion Pride after killing it.

After filming for a few more minutes, Wade ended the recording. He was in a very good mood; this time he had only wanted to see King, but he didn't expect to witness firsthand King frontally killing a medium-sized Lioness.

"How big of a Lioness do you think King can fight, and where is its upper limit?" Wade asked curiously.

"This, I don't know either. In this brawl, King's momentum was extremely fierce, and the Lioness seemed a bit timid. King took less than a minute to kill an African Lion that was more than 20 kilograms heavier than itself. This record can be said to be very shocking, but I also don't know its potential." James stroked his chin, his gaze drifting into the distance, looking at the azure sky.

"Logically speaking, King is only 1 year and 2 months old now, and you said its weight has already reached around 90 kilograms. Then, if it reaches its peak weight after adulthood, how much can it reach?" Wade was shocked and had many more questions.

"Generally, three years old is considered adulthood, and at five or six years old, they can reach their peak physique. Right now, the largest individual in the Amazon is around 130 kilograms, but King reached 90 kilograms at 1 year and 2 months old. At 2 years old, I estimate it will very likely become the largest Jaguar in the world today, conservatively estimated to exceed 130 kilograms," James boldly predicted.

"If King reaches five or six years old, I feel its weight could very well reach 180 kilograms, becoming an epic-level super Jaguar. After all, it has already grown this powerful at just one year old," James boldly added.

"180 kilograms? Wouldn't that mean it could head-on confront an adult Male Lion of average weight?" Wade asked in surprise.

"Uh, well... maybe King really can. Let's wait for it to keep growing." James didn't know why he actually had such a ridiculous thought—could any Jaguar head-on battle and kill a Male Lion?

Normally, James would never have entertained such a thought, but King kept slapping him in the face time and time again, and he kept underestimating King's might over and over.

"We haven't been to King's territory yet. Take me to see it and check if it's there now," Wade said, turning his head in the passenger seat to James.

The jeep slowly drove toward Malong's habitat.

From the tree branch, Malong also saw the car of James and his companion driving toward it, but it didn't make any movement. Although it didn't repel these few people, it didn't want to get too close to them either. Fortunately, these people knew how to read the room; they hadn't been here for over a month, and coming over today was understandable—after all, it should be very popular right now. Malong couldn't help feeling a bit narcissistic.

"King is still in that tree, look quickly," James said to Wade, pointing in the direction of a tree.

"King is injured too; there are quite a few bloodstains on its face, front paws, and shoulders," Wade said somewhat nervously.

"These are all superficial injuries and don't look serious. King is in good condition and is still eating."

"And this Antelope is still intact; it must have been just hunted by King. Its stamina is truly amazing—it just killed a Lion and immediately successfully hunted an Antelope," James praised again. The more he understood King, the more he discovered its endless shining points.

"That's right. After such a fierce battle to kill a Lion more than 20 kilograms heavier than itself, it still had the stamina to hunt immediately. Doesn't that show that King still had reserved energy?" Although not a feline expert, he was still a zoologist after all.

"Indeed, King's stamina is truly unprecedented in my experience. Generally, the hunting success rate of big cats is below twenty percent, yet King can hunt an adult Antelope in such a short time after a life-or-death fierce battle. Just how strong must this stamina be?" James furrowed his brows slightly, the more he thought about it, the more he felt how terrifying King was.

In fact, Malong's stamina indeed far surpassed ordinary big cats. It conducted targeted training for endurance, completely unlike those wild big cats whose state was nothing more than hunting, eating, sleeping, and repeating. Their physical fitness naturally differed vastly.

Although felines are poor at dissipating heat, Malong had still greatly enhanced its own potential. It was actually a very simple principle: if Malong could reach a top speed of 105 kilometers per hour when running at full effort, then running at a speed of 70 kilometers per hour definitely wouldn't be its full effort state, meaning its stamina consumption would be much slower. However, for ordinary feline beasts, their top speed was only around 70-something kilometers, so running at 70 was definitely their limit state, and stamina consumption would be extremely fast.

Aside from speed and endurance training, the power paw-strike training Malong performed every day not only greatly enhanced its strength level but also had a huge impact on explosive endurance. It was just like an ordinary person going to a boxing ring and possibly getting tired with weak punches in less than a minute, whereas someone who trained in boxing every day could persist for a long time. This also reflected the difference in physical fitness during combat.

This was where Malong's physical fitness advantage lay. Having undergone various scientific training sessions, its bodily functions had long surpassed ordinary feline beasts of the same size, not to mention that its boxing had already been perfectly integrated into combat. The crystallization of human wisdom was clearly far superior to primitive animals.

Of course, humans like James knew nothing of the sweat behind this, so they could only be shocked by the profoundness of Malong's stamina.

Seeing that King completely ignored them, James and Wade stayed half an hour at a place 20 meters away from under the tree before turning around and leaving.

After driving for a few minutes—less than 500 meters—James suddenly saw white smoke rising from the engine hood, and the water temperature gauge emitted a harsh warning.

"Not good, the car's water tank might have burst." James furrowed his brows, feeling that the problem was somewhat tricky.

"I'll go take a look; stay in the car and don't move." James got out of the car, opened the hood, and discovered that the water tank had indeed burst and was completely out of water.

"It looks like we can only wait here for rescue." James quickly climbed back into the car and casually closed the door. Getting out of the car and onto the ground in the African Savannah was extremely, extremely dangerous.

A solitary person was very vulnerable to attacks from fierce beasts. Only by acting as an integrated whole inside a car would fierce beasts like Lions and Leopards not actively launch attacks.

"In this scorching weather, we'll probably have to wait quite a while. This car doesn't even have a roof; it's really sunny." Wade put on his hat, took out his water bottle, and said.

"Is the quality of jeeps this poor? How did we happen to encounter a breakdown?" James patted the steering wheel and complained.

Looking at the jeep parked in the distance, Malong didn't think much of it; it was completely normal for people to want to stop and look at the scenery. It didn't know that James and his group's car had broken down, and the white smoke rising from the front of the car could not be seen clearly due to the influence of long-distance light diffraction.