CHAPTER 110: CHAPTER 80: THE FOAL IN THE FOREST

"Whizz!"

An arrow cut through the forest.

Sounds of struggling emerged from the bushes, followed by the scent of blood.

A figure jumped down from the tree.

It was George, with some simple camouflage, who lifted the rabbit he had hit from the bushes and pulled out the arrow.

He hung it at his waist.

At this moment, he could be seen already having three rabbits hanging from his waist; with this one, there were four.

"Should be enough."

After speaking, he climbed the tree again and glanced around cautiously, ensuring there were no issues before starting his return.

Soon enough, with his agile movements, he saw the slowly advancing team.

Kana and the others moved through the forest, spread out somewhat; Bobo was walking in the center.

There was no choice, her constitution was indeed not up to par.

However, at this moment Bobo was carrying heavy bags, which counted as a form of training.

And she was also scribbling and drawing on a notebook she held as she walked, her head down.

On it was a simple map of the area copied from another map, marking the paths around them.

"This forest sure has a lot of animals. Just a casual stroll, and tonight’s dinner is secured."

George jumped down from the tree, following the group and said.

Everyone had clearly noticed the few rabbits hanging from him.

"Too much blood smell," Alyris said, waving her hand. The rabbits’ blood was forcibly drawn out and seeped into the ground under a tree through Alyris’ control.

Anita watched this scene, wanting to say something but not knowing how to start, so she pursed her lips.

Bobo raised her head and looked at her: "Looks evil, doesn’t it? Controlling blood and all, it always looks like the spell of some evil creature."

She had complained about this long ago.

Anita nodded, indeed she wanted to say this.

"Evil? Really?" Alyris left a cluster of blood in her hand and controlled it to fly around, forming shapes.

She even molded it into the shape of a rabbit, simulating running in the air.

"Even if you turn it into a rabbit, it doesn’t change the fact that it’s essentially a blob of blood," Bobo retorted.

This wouldn’t make the very evil-looking blood magic even a bit kind.

"Bite you!"

The bloody rabbit took the shape of a mouth and snapped at Bobo.

Bobo jumped back into a fighting stance: "Bring it on, evil Alyris, the righteous world-saving Bobo won’t yield!"

This doesn’t look evil now. Anita muttered from the side.

Not caring about the playful banter behind, Kana paid no mind; they had been traveling from the beach for four to five hours and couldn’t keep tense forever.

Though it was the wilderness, there wasn’t danger lurking all the time.

Dangers were hidden everywhere, ready to strike when you least expect it.

Surface dangers were the least dangerous ones.

"What’s this? A sticky blob?" Richard suddenly asked from the far left.

The crowd glanced over.

The group from Safro Kingdom all showed curious expressions; they didn’t recognize what it was.

Not to mention the sticky blob resembling green jelly, they couldn’t recognize many of the surrounding plants.

"Slime, don’t mind it. They generally aren’t harmful. Unless someone foolishly sticks their head into it, then there’s no helping it," Bobo casually remarked and looked away.

Slimes, things found all over the world, change colors depending on the environment.

But generally, they aren’t harmful since they move slowly and aren’t very aggressive.

Though the jelly covering them is slightly corrosive, it doesn’t dissolve instantly.

Even if you stick your hand in, when you pull it out later, you’ll only feel slight discomfort and redness.

"These slimes are nature’s cleaners; they clear debris from paths and some blue slimes even improve water quality, making it clearer."

Kana briefly explained.

Those from Safro Kingdom remained curious, occasionally glancing back.

Everything here was new to them, except for bugs the size of fists or even heads.

They journeyed until dusk.

As nightfall approached, George couldn’t help but ask, "Doesn’t the wilderness look not that dangerous?"

The entire day journey yielded almost no danger, only encountering small animals and one peculiar slime.

"That’s because I’m familiar with this area and led you through safe routes.

I avoided unnecessary trouble; if you want to try, on the way back, I can take you through dangerous paths."

Upon hearing this from Kana, George hastily shook his head, indicating he didn’t want to experience it.

Safe routes were good enough.

"Night is coming, and the danger in the wilderness doubles at night. Let’s find a place to rest before it gets dark."

The wilderness by day and night are two different scenarios; even with night vision, in the dark wilderness, a moment of inattention can result in being ambushed by nocturnal predators.

Saying this, Kana led the group to search and then arrived at the side of a small hill.