The Return Of His Unrivaled Ex-Wife (Joanna)

Chapter 1289

When Miya was an intern, she had visited the island with Melta's mentor. She had also conducted a

long period of research and studies on the island's inhabitants.

Therefore, she was very familiar with the way of life of these people.

"Oh no." The three of them stood back-to-back and looked around warily.

"Whoosh. Whoosh. Whoosh..."

Sharp arrows shot over one after another. Although they were crudely made, they were very lethal,

easily piercing through a wild boar without a problem.

Their weapons were also very primitive. Other than sharp arrows, they had homemade spears, stone

hammers, and so on.

"Bang. Bang!"

Bruce and Jaydon had no choice but to defend themselves and fight with the people surrounding them.

"Woo oh oh oh..."

An older indigenous person placed a hand near his mouth. Like whistling, he emitted a calling sound.

"Leave quickly! Take the seabirds and return to the boat quickly."

"I'll cover the rear!"

"Can you do it alone?" Jaydon asked skeptically.

"Cut the crap. Move quickly!"

The three of them hurriedly turned around and retreated.

"Bang. Bang." Bruce stayed behind to cover the rear. He knocked down the several people who had

caught up, urging Jaydon and Aria to leave first.

Unfortunately, there were more and more people.

In a short while, over a hundred people had already gathered.

To be honest, it would not be a problem for Bruce to take down all these people.

However, he would not do that.

These were all innocent people. Moreover, they were the ones who had trespassed into the indigenous

people's territory. Killing innocent people indiscriminately was even more unjustifiable.

"Leave quickly!" Aria chased in the direction of Miya.

"Ari, be careful."

"Keep an eye on the birdcage. Make sure not to let the birds escape."

Taking advantage of the chaos, Miya turned around and ran. As she ran, she began to free herself from

the ropes. These people had all learned the techniques of quick escape. Some of them even knew

bone-shrinking techniques.

Soon, the ropes around Miya's arms were untied.

Seeing this, Jaydon was even more shocked. "That woman has run away," he said. "Hurry and go after

her."

"Woo. Woo. Woo..." Miya let out another calling sound, attracting the indigenous people over.

Group after group of indigenous people surrounded and attacked Bruce aggressively.

These people were holding spears and hammers made of stone. They attacked fiercely.

Bruce, following the principle of not causing harm, only knocked down these people. Unfortunately,

these indigenous people would not show mercy to him.

They were using lethal force against him one by one.

If this continued, no one would be able to hold out.

"Bang!" Bruce could not take it anymore. He took out his pistol and fired a shot into the sky, wanting to

intimidate these indigenous people.

The indigenous people were stunned for a moment. They were slightly intimidated by the shot.

However, they were only stunned for a few seconds. They then resumed their attack.

They had very little contact with the outside world and had never seen pistols, let alone knew the power Belongs to NôvelDrama.Org - All rights reserved.

of these weapons.

"Damn!" Bruce was overwhelmed. He could only use his fists to knock down the indigenous people

who charged at him again.

Moreover, he did not dare to strike too hard.

If he endangered someone's life, it would go against his original intentions even more.

His ruthlessness and decisiveness would only be used to deal with bad people. He would never harm

innocent civilians, regardless of nationality.

"Miya has run away."

"She must have gone to the boat."

"Hurry up and chase after her," Aria said. She was even more anxious.

Now, she was very worried about the safety of the guide.

Miya was ruthless. If she returned to the boat ahead of others, she would certainly kill the guide, take

the boat, and flee.

Thinking of this, Aria ignored Jaydon and Bruce, who were behind her. She used every ounce of her

strength to run in the direction of the boat.