Chapter 311: My Ways.

Chapter 311: 311: My Ways.

Ally hesitated for a moment before finally taking action. She placed a hand against the rabbit’s neck, carefully feeling for his pulse.

After checking him for a while, she withdrew her hand and placed it over his chest. The rabbit was still struggling to breathe as she closed her eyes and concentrated.

Lord Vale and the other beastmen stood nearby, calmly observing her actions. They watched as she rested her hand against the rabbit’s chest, even though his breathing remained dangerously unstable.

"What’s she doing...?" one of the beastmen asked hesitantly. "He’s still..."

But Lord Vale raised a hand to stop him. "Let her be. She knows what she’s doing," he said, choosing to trust his daughter. With that, the others fell silent and continued watching.

Ally channeled her energy into the rabbit, allowing her pheromones to work through his body. She carefully controlled the flow of energy, directing it toward his energy sources and doing her best to regulate his unstable condition.

She gave it everything she had, relying on the methods she had practiced and the instincts she was beginning to develop.

Soon, the young rabbit inhaled deeply before slowly exhaling. His breathing gradually became steadier, and the tension in his body began to ease.

"It worked!" The beastmen watching were both relieved and impressed. They watched as the young rabbit slowly regained his composure, his breathing finally evening out as he lay on the ground.

Having stabilized him, Ally continued channeling her energy to heal him as much as she could. She had managed to soothe his body and bring his breathing under control, but now she needed to go a step further and help him recover from his injuries.

She carefully directed her healing pheromones through his body, working to repair the damage from within. The rabbit groaned softly in pain as the healing process continued, his body gradually responding to her energy. Soon, he coughed, drawing Ally’s attention back to him.

She opened her eyes and checked his pulse again. This time, she could feel the difference. His condition had improved, and her treatment had worked.

A relieved smile spread across her face. "It worked..."

She was genuinely happy, knowing that she had finally managed to use her skills to save someone.

"Is he saved?" one of the beastmen asked.

"At least he’s out of immediate danger now," Ally explained. "I managed to get him through the critical stage." She paused before continuing, "But he’ll still need further treatment if we want to save him completely. I recommend taking him back so Mama can examine him properly. That would help a lot."

Lord Vale stared at her in shock. "Take him back?" He was practically speechless. "What do you mean by that? We’re not taking some stranger back with us!"

He firmly opposed the idea, but Ally had already expected his reaction. She got to her feet and approached him, determined to convince him.

"Please, Papa! We can’t leave him here to die. I’ve already gone this far to save him, so we can’t just abandon him now. Let’s take him back and give him the full treatment," she pleaded.

Lord Vale shook his head firmly. "It’s dangerous. We can’t bring a stranger back with us just like that."

"But he’s harmless, and he’s also my first patient! Please, Papa, let me see this through..." Ally insisted, holding on to him as she continued pleading.

She begged him for a while before he finally relented. Lord Vale let out a long sigh, clearly unhappy with the decision, but he couldn’t bring himself to refuse his daughter’s request any longer.

"Fine. We’ll take him back, but we’ll have to be cautious around him," he warned.

Ally’s face immediately lit up. "Thank you!"

She turned toward the young rabbit lying on the ground and asked the beastmen to help carry him carefully. Without hesitation, they lifted the injured boy and began their journey back to the tribe, with Lord Vale and Ally accompanying them.

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As soon as they arrived, the beastmen in the tribe stared at them in surprise and confusion. They watched as Lord Vale and the warriors returned, carrying an unfamiliar beastman among them.

"Who’s that?"

"Where did he come from?"

"He doesn’t look like he’s from this tribe at all."

"He certainly isn’t!"

"He doesn’t even look like a wild beastman..."

"Then where did they find him, and why are they bringing him here?"

Everyone stared and speculated as the group carried the injured rabbit inside. They eventually took him into a room and gently placed him on the bed.

Ally immediately sat beside him, running a hand over his forehead to check his condition once more. While examining him, she asked one of the beastmen to inform Ayra about her new patient and request that she come over to help treat him.

The beastman promptly went to deliver the message while Ally continued assessing the young rabbit, keeping a close eye on his condition.

It didn’t take long before Ayra arrived, with Nyx walking beside her. The two entered the room and looked at the injured rabbit before turning their attention to Ally.

"What is this...?" Ayra asked as she approached her daughter.

"I don’t have much time to explain right now, Mama, but we found him in the woods, and he wasn’t in a good condition when we discovered him," Ally explained quickly.

Ayra nodded without asking any further questions. Seeing how concerned her daughter was, she decided to examine the patient first. Ally immediately stepped aside, allowing her mother to take her place beside the rabbit.

Ayra gently ran a hand over his forehead before carefully examining his condition. She took her time checking his injuries and assessing his energy flow, making sure she understood what was wrong with him.

Meanwhile, Ally stood nearby, watching nervously.

"Is he okay? Is something wrong with him?" she asked anxiously.

Ayra continued her examination before finally finishing. Then, she turned toward her daughter with a small smile.

"Well, I guess someone really did handle the situation quite well."

Ally blinked in confusion. "Huh? How?"

Ayra smiled and glanced at the rabbit. "His condition would have been much worse if you hadn’t treated him earlier. I guess your skills have really improved."

Ally’s face brightened with relief at the news. "Is that so? Then that’s great!"

She was genuinely excited, happy that she had managed to save the rabbit. At least her first attempt at treating a patient hadn’t been in vain!

"Now, Mama, I’m handing him over to you. Please take it from here and save him completely. You can do that, right?" Ally asked hopefully.

"No, I can’t," Ayra replied firmly.