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An Understated Dominance (Maria Vittori) novel Chapter 1961

A minor miscalculation could result in a fatal outcome. The earlier series of struggles vividly illustrated the ruthless nature prevailing in the untamed jungle.

"Wow, can you believe that giant python got taken down so easily?"

"Yeah, it was a powerful python, but it ran into its natural predator."

"That's pretty scary! If even a strong python can be defeated so quickly, are we in even more danger?"

Staring at the wreckage scattered around them, the group felt a mix of shock and unease.

The place exuded brutality and danger, leaving them on edge. The fear of becoming prey to the exotic beasts lurking around loomed large, with a high chance of meeting a sudden demise.

It finally dawned on them why Ryan had succumbed to madness.

Facing such a dangerous and horrifying environment would be daunting for anyone, and it was still early in the night.

The looming uncertainty of whether more creatures would emerge in the later hours only added to their apprehension.

"Looks like this place is turning out to be riskier than we expected," Jackson observed, a faint sigh escaping him as his expression shifted to a more serious tone.

"Well, they do say, 'no pain, no gain.' After all, where's the thrill in seeking rare treasures without a bit of danger?" Aidan responded, maintaining his calm composure.

Confident in his strength, he realized that facing the black eagle earlier wouldn't have been a problem. Therefore, there was really nothing to be concerned about.

"Yeah, it's unnerving, risking our lives for treasure, only to miss out on enjoying them later," Jackson admitted with a shake of his head.

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