They were not the Wolves who would sacrifice themselves for their pack and family, nor were they the Lion tribe who were proud of and attached to their pride.

The Bear administrator who was in the darkness could clearly see Cale who was standing underneath a torch. He could also see the sword master behind Cale.

�You are the Bear tribe.�

The administrator started to smile.

They were not the Wolves nor the Lions, they were the Bears. They were the tribe with the highest population because they were both strong and shrewd.

�Act on your instincts.�

Cale was telling them to follow their instincts as Bears.

The administrator�s dry voice echoed inside the underground prison.

�What will we find if we follow our instincts?�

�I guess you�ll find out soon enough.�

The Bear let out a laugh. He then mumbled to himself.

�Soon, eh?�

Cale had said that they would find out soon. That meant that the Bears would soon have a chance at survival.

�No, not really a chance at survival. This human would not let us live that easily.�

The Bear administrator�s thoughts were spot on. Cale did not plan to let them live so easily. However, the fact that things would change was the truth.

The Bear started to speak to Cale, who walked away from the bars and turned around as if he was going to leave.

�I will be waiting for you, sir. I will be following my instincts until then.�

He was being respectful.

Cale smiled at the administrator before leaving the underground prison. He did not hear any animal noises as he had heard when he came in.

However, he could clearly see the eyes of the Bears who were clearly thinking hard about how they could survive.

Cale planned on using them.

Choi Han, who had been quiet the whole time, asked Cale a question once they left the underground prison.

�Cale-nim, will the Bears end up being the bait?�

Cale said something else instead of answering Choi Han�s question. JrNovels.com