How does Ajamil react to the tigers' statements?

He agrees with them immediately.

He shows visible distrust.

He happily invites them.

He prepares for an attack.

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B. He shows visible distrust.

Ajamil pretends to trust the tigers, but in reality, he shows visible distrust, indicating his awareness of their true nature.

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