Right, she had been able to move meridians before; now she wondered whether she could move the fetus. Yang Ruxin suddenly recalled her second ability and became instantly elated. Although unsure if it would work, having a plan was certainly better than just waiting helplessly. She concentrated her thoughts on the tiger’s belly and indeed could see the little one inside, lying across, which would surely make the birth challenging.
"I’ll help you turn the baby and then give you a massage," Yang Ruxin proposed to Dabai the tiger, "You also need to try hard because otherwise, both you and the baby will be in danger..."
The white tiger seemed to understand Yang Ruxin’s words and shook its big head.
Yang Ruxin then focused her thoughts to help move the little one inside its belly and massaged with her hands in unison. The little one really began to slowly rotate. When it was head-down, Yang Ruxin stopped moving the baby and instead helped it move downwards. The tiger also felt it, pushed hard, and the little one quickly came out of the womb...
The moment the little one was born, Yang Ruxin let out a sigh of relief, then collapsed to the ground, weakly touching Dabai the white tiger: "You have a son..." and then she closed her eyes.
Though she knew it was dangerous, she had no choice. Whenever she used her mental power, she had to sleep for a while. She also wanted to descend the mountain but unfortunately could not even muster the strength to enter her space.
After an uncertain amount of time, Yang Ruxin was awakened by a noise of chirping and chattering. She opened her eyes to see a rock wall and quickly sat up. Unbelievably, she found herself in a small cave, which was lined with thick dry grass, and the newly born tiger cub was cuddled up next to her. However, Dabai, the mother tiger, was nowhere to be seen.
At the entrance of the stone cave, several monkeys were hopping around.
Yang Ruxin had seen tigers in a zoo and baby tigers on TV, but now, looking at the little creature up close, she felt that it didn’t quite resemble a tiger. However, its all-white fur was still pretty to look at.
The little one had not opened its eyes yet. It had laid close to her before, and now that she sat up, the little one moved its body uneasily, then went back to sleep.
Yang Ruxin felt her heart being melted by the cuteness. It was true what they said about animals being aware of human kindness. Look, she had helped and now they were repaying the favor – not eating her or leaving her in the forest. They seemed even more humane than the people of the Yang Family.
Just then, the sound of stealthy footsteps approached, and the monkeys outside the cave suddenly panicked and scurried up the trees.
Yang Ruxin was startled. Could there be an enemy?
But quickly, a tiger’s roar was heard, and in the next moment a large white figure appeared at the mouth of the cave. Upon seeing Yang Ruxin sitting there, it seemed not surprised and walked in calmly, lying right beside the little baby, who then instinctively snuggled over and began to nurse.
Yang Ruxin touched her nose and quickly got up to leave; watching them nurse was embarrassing. Besides, being in the same room with two tigers still made her nervous. However, upon stepping out of the cave, she was shocked; laying outside was a Black Bear, its neck bloodied but the blood had already clotted, clearly dead for some time. And next to the Black Bear was another white creature that looked somewhat like a wolf, already lifeless as well.