Malong gazed coldly at that Bengal Tiger, letting out a roar from his mouth to warn it not to mess with him. Malong even conveyed the intention of letting that Bengal Tiger eat the other Gaur, but that Bengal Tiger showed no intention of adopting the suggestion at all.

After brewing a standoff for a moment, the Bengal Tiger let out a direct roar and charged toward Malong.

"They are really going to start fighting!" The Tour Guide also grew excited, but it still leaned toward the Bengal Tiger in its heart, very much hoping that the Bengal Tiger could win. After all, as an Indian, it had deep feelings for tigers.

"How exciting." Lucy clenched both fists and raised them in front of her chest, appearing very excited.

Malong knew this was a tiger's dignity, and it would definitely fight to protect its territory. Malong no longer tried to persuade it; it seemed there was only one battle left to fight.

Malong simultaneously charged toward that Bengal Tiger as well, and the two fierce big cats quickly met within the short distance of twenty meters.

At the very moment of contact, Malong leaped obliquely forward to the left once again, unleashing his strongest sprinting strike. At this time, the Bengal Tiger found it was already too late, and could only extend its right front paw to attack as much as possible.

Meanwhile, Malong's fully extended right forelimb heavily smashed onto that Bengal Tiger's head. Although the speed was not fast, the current Malong was long no longer his former self. At this moment, he was an overlord that once dominated Africa, a super beast weighing two hundred and forty-five kilograms. His combat power was already incomparable to the past. With a single swipe of his paw, heaven and earth changed color. Even though the sprinting speed was not fast, this paw still possessed an instantaneous force of over five tons.

When this palm hit the Bengal Tiger's face, the Bengal Tiger instantly understood the huge gap between the two, or perhaps it had never experienced an attack of such terrifying power. It was directly hit by this paw with its head tilting backward, losing balance in the air, and crashing down sprawling on its back.

The Bengal Tiger, having fallen to the ground, was directly hit to the point of being unable to get up immediately, feeling its head very dazed. The power of this palm was too strong; even though it didn't have any obvious injuries, its whole body was somewhat drained of strength. Obviously, the Bengal Tiger had already lost a lot of combat capability.

Instead of seizing the opportunity to use his mouth to kill it, Malong firmly pinned the Bengal Tiger's head and neck with his two forelimbs, tightly securing the Bengal Tiger to the ground. The Bengal Tiger was still somewhat dizzy, with only its limbs weakly kicking and struggling.

"Who do you think will win between them?" Just as Lucy finished asking, the three people saw such a scene: the Bengal Tiger had already been pressed to the ground by King and couldn't get up.

Malong didn't want to commit a murder case right after arriving in India, so he did not kill this Bengal Tiger. Malong was forty kilograms heavier than this Bengal Tiger, and his strength far exceeded the level of this body weight, so using his full strength could directly pin this two-hundred-and-five-kilogram Bengal Tiger onto the ground, making it unable to struggle free.

"It looks like King won." Robert was extremely shocked; he hadn't expected this Bengal Tiger to be so vulnerable, being subdued directly in just two rounds.

The Tour Guide was also dumbfounded, or perhaps felt very defeated. Were the tigers of their India so vulnerable? How did they lose just like that?

Actually, it wasn't that the Bengal Tiger was weak; it was mainly because Malong was too strong. Usually, it was always Malong defying weight differences to defeat opponents of even larger sizes; for a smaller-sized one to want to defeat him was nothing short of daydreaming.

"It seems King is sturdier, so his strength is stronger. It should be like this." Although Robert couldn't visually estimate the specific weights of the two beasts, he could still tell some differences in their sturdiness.

"Right, that Jaguar is obviously much sturdier. If it were a tiger of similar size, it might not necessarily lose." The Tour Guide gave itself, or perhaps instantly gave the Bengal Tiger, an excuse to back down.

Seeing that the Bengal Tiger's resistance was not very strong—perhaps because the power of that palm just now was too fierce, or perhaps because holding down its neck affected blood circulation—Malong noted that the Bengal Tiger's state was quite low, and its struggle was not fierce.

He didn't want to kill it at all. He directly released the two paws holding down the Bengal Tiger, turned around himself, walked over to the Gaur's leg, and continued eating.

The Bengal Tiger was extremely shocked. It had been in despair just moments ago; the huge gap in strength had caused it to directly lose the power to contend. However, that intruder had let it go without hurting it much. It didn't quite understand, and neither did the three people on the elephant.

The Bengal Tiger didn't get up immediately, standing back up only after waiting a few seconds. At this time, it vaguely remembered that the intruder had just told it to eat the other Gaur, feeling that it was actually quite friendly. Feeling its empty stomach, the Bengal Tiger felt a bit awkward, but in front of the tempting food, it still walked toward the other Gaur.

"Why didn't King bite the tiger to death and instead let it go? Doesn't he know this is releasing a tiger back to the mountains?" Lucy was somewhat puzzled as to why he let that Bengal Tiger go when it was already subdued.

"I don't understand either. Perhaps King feels it is too weak?" Robert could only guess like this.

In reality, Malong felt that this tiger still had a gap compared to him, but the main reason was that Malong was not a bloodthirsty Jaguar. Unless someone was aggressively and continuously provoking him, he would generally give the opponent a chance.

Seeing that Bengal Tiger walking toward the carcass of the other Gaur, Malong didn't show any reaction either, and went on eating the wild beef in front of him on his own.

Seeing that the intruder showed no reaction at all, the Bengal Tiger finally set its mind at ease, lying down next to the other Gaur and starting to eat meat.

"This scene is so rare. That Bengal Tiger is actually eating together with King; although it's not the same Gaur, they are not far apart at all." Robert couldn't help but exclaim in praise as he looked at the precious scene in the camera lens.

"It feels like King is very magnanimous. He defeated that Bengal Tiger without delivering a killing blow, and even allowed that Bengal Tiger to eat the Gaur he killed. It feels like this is the demeanor of an expert." Lucy felt inspired as she watched the scene before her.

"That's right, one can sense that King has a kind of composure, as if everything is under control, and he doesn't care about the loser eating his prey. This truly is a powerful confidence and breadth of mind." Robert also developed this feeling.

In fact, Malong was not a selfish Jaguar, so for food that he obviously couldn't finish, it was impossible for him to hog it without eating. Malong was not prepared to stay in India, and he still decided to continue heading east.

After eating for an hour, Malong finally had his fill. He didn't stay in place, but instead turned around and left, leaving behind the Bengal Tiger that was eating with relish.

The Bengal Tiger also raised its head and let out a roar toward Malong. Malong sensed that the Bengal Tiger seemed to be expressing gratitude. Malong didn't respond and walked straight into the woods.

"Master, can we follow King and see where he is going?" Robert said while struggling to track the departing King with his video camera.

"Alright." The Tour Guide immediately agreed, pursuing Malong who was walking into the woods.

Malong also noticed the movements of that elephant and the three people, obviously following him. He couldn't be bothered to entangle too much with an elephant, so he directly accelerated and vanished from everyone's sight in a flash.