HLM -Chapter 1395 Birds Flying, Dogs Leaping

It was a full-on struggle—Wang Bo dragged the flock of birds and dogs into the pet hospital as if he were at war.

Little Wang didn’t resist, but it refused to cooperate. Wang Bo tried every scare tactic, and though it was frightened, once it crossed the doorway it just plopped down and refused to move.

Zhuang Ding kept pulling at his leash wildly, seemingly trying to escape—but being held back, he couldn’t get away.

When Wang Bo went to drag Little Wang, the usually cooperative Queen suddenly leaped like a spring from dry land, crashing into the door with a loud “bang,” making the doorframe tremble.

“Damn it! Are all of you planning to rebel?” Wang Bo cursed impatiently. “Everyone come here—right now, nicely!”

The Fat Cat brothers didn’t run, though—their attention had been captured by a few little Siamese cats in a cage. Both of them pressed against the cage to peer inside.

One little Siamese cat puffed up and hissed at them menacingly. Da Pang, annoyed, batted at the cage with a paw bigger than the kitten’s head!

But the Siamese cat was fearless. Thinking the cage kept it safe, it puffed up even more when it saw Da Pang’s paw and made a leap forward.

Seeing this, Da Pang grabbed the cage lock with his paw, lifted it, and pulled outward. With ease, the cage door popped open.

Like soldiers entering a village, Da Pang and Er Pang scrambled into the cage.

The once-so-bold Siamese cat panicked, mewing frantically as it leapt upward while wetting itself in fear—completely terrified.

Wang Bo cursed under his breath, tying Zhuang Ding’s leash to the sofa before dragging the Fat Cat brothers out. “Alright, can you two calm down? Get out here!”

The Fat Cats were so fat that the cage opening was too small; Da Pang got stuck halfway in, pinning against the bars. Wang Bo pulled him out, and he screamed in pain.

A nurse rushed over to help. “Mayor, you can’t drag him like that! Let me—massage first to loosen the bones…”

In just a few movements, the young nurse massaged Da Pang and pulled him out safely, then closed the cage door.

Wang Bo dragged the Fat Cats away, while the Princess leapt onto the cage to keep an eye on the Siamese cats.

These Siamese cats were likely all males, extremely hot-tempered. Seeing the Princess, similar in size to themselves, they forgot the lesson from the Fat Cats and began mewing and yowling.

The Princess extended a paw, opening the cage slightly. Though small, nothing could stop her; with a jump, she slipped inside.

The Siamese cats weren’t intimidated. Seeing such a tiny creature enter, they puffed up and glared down at her from above, claws out, fur flared.

Inside, the Princess slammed the cage door, then transformed into a white blur. She darted around, claws extended, teeth bared—slashing and swiping. The Siamese cats barely had time to defend themselves, getting beaten badly.

“Meow! Meow!” the Siamese cats cried in agony.

Wang Bo turned to witness the scene, nearly losing his mind. “Damn it! Not one of you can behave!”

The nurse was even more frantic—the Siamese cats were very expensive, exotic breeds, with a wild streak that made them appealing to collectors. She hurried to grab the Princess, but the multiple layers of cages and the cat’s jumps made her unable to catch her.

Once the cage door was open, the Siamese cats finally found an escape route, dashing out in every direction.

A Labrador sat obediently on the floor, not bothering the cats, but blocking one cat’s escape path. Without hesitation, the Siamese cat swiped at its broad muzzle.

The Labrador yelped and jumped in fright—an adult dog, big in size, nearly pulling its owner down in the process.

Chaos erupted in the pet hospital. The Siamese cats scattered, their wild streak causing them to slap anything that annoyed them. The other pets, frightened, started barking and defending themselves, creating a chaotic chorus of “woof, woof.”

Zhuang Ding, hearing this, was displeased. “Damn it, these cats are embarrassing us dogs! They’re so small, what are you scared of? I’ll take care of them!”

He lunged forward, dragging the sofa along with a loud crash—“oh crap, forgot I was tied up!”

The young nurse screamed, some female dog owners screamed, and the entire hospital descended into chaos.

Doctors and nurses ran out in shock, staring at the tumultuous lobby. “What… what’s going on?”

“Grab those cats—they’re the culprits!” Wang Bo shouted amid the chaos.

Leopard cats are extremely agile, explosive in movement, and impossible to catch in the wild.

Seeing this, the usually obedient Little Meng on Wang Bo’s shoulder began to stir.

Wang Bo quickly grabbed him. “It’s chaotic enough—don’t interfere.”

The political commissar had been observing from a shelf, but a leopard cat climbed up to him. Silent and swift, it descended before the commissar could react, ripping out two of his feathers.

“Damn it!” the usually composed commissar yelled.

Little Meng, who regarded the commissar as an older brother, spread his wings with a “whoosh” at the sight of the cats daring to attack him.

Wang Bo struggled to hold him. “Need help? I can catch the leopard cat!”

“Do it now!” a doctor yelled.

Wang Bo hurled Little Meng into the air. “Go!”

It was like a dragon diving into the sea, a tiger returning to the mountains. Little Meng shot toward the ceiling, spreading his wings like the king of the sky.

He collided with the roof with a “thud,” flailing his wings as he fell, smashing a lampshade in the process. Wang Bo crouched, covering his face—what a disaster!

But the reputation of a sky king wasn’t for show. Little Meng quickly regained control, swooping down and snatching a leopard cat midair.

Wang Bo handed the leopard cat to a nurse, and Little Meng launched again, grabbing another with precision.

“My god… can a falcon really be this powerful? I’ve seen golden eagles hunt, but nothing this precise and fast!” one pet doctor exclaimed.

Another doctor, frustrated, shouted, “Stop marveling and clean this up! Damn it, what the hell is going on?!”