Traveling through the beast world, I built a home in the wild

After putting away the flints, Su Ran felt relieved, then put the multifunctional ax into her backpack, and finally put the remaining food on top.

Then she looked at the sleeping bag, thought about it, and didn't tie it to the backpack again.

There is a 99.9% chance that she will sleep here today, so there is no need to tie the sleeping bag up again.

She pushed her backpack closer to the corner of the branch wall. Although these orcs were very curious, seeing that the werewolf was very unhappy about the four orcs entering the bird's nest just now, the private area between them should be

There are still very few boundaries.

I hope the werewolf can have the same boundaries with her and not be too curious to look through her things.

After everything was sorted, Su Ran sat back on the haystack at her feet.

In this bird's nest, she still didn't dare to move too much. Even though she had personally touched the tightness of the branches that built this bird's nest, she still couldn't help but imagine that she would step on the nest and miss it.

And at this moment, in the silent space, a clear abdominal rumble suddenly came out:

"Gululu~"

Su Ran paused in her distracted thoughts, touched her belly, and then raised her hand to glance at the watch on her wrist.

It's already past one in the afternoon.

In the morning, she only ate a piece of Shaqima and a piece of ham. Then after the morning mountain climbing exercise, flying exercise while being hung by a werewolf, and worrying about whether she would be eaten, even though she had a high

The sugary Shaqima was also completely digested in her stomach.

She opened the backpack she had just put in the corner again, hesitated for a few seconds, and finally took out the last pack of Shaqima in the bag.

The only food left in the bag now is military rations, ham sausages, spicy strips and beef cubes. When she didn't know if there was such a thing as salt in the world, these foods were her last source of salt.

She didn't want to drink raw blood, so she had to save on these foods.

Su Ran tore open the packaging bag of Shaqima, took a small bite, and ate slowly. As soon as she took the second bite, she felt the light in front of her eyes dim, and then there was a loud sound, and she raised her eyes.

I saw the werewolf folding its wings and walking in. His tall figure almost blocked the light from the entire entrance.

After folding its wings, the werewolf quickly walked towards Su Ran with brisk steps. He seemed to be in a good mood.

When it got closer, it suddenly stopped, sniffed the air, and found the Shaqima in Su Ran's hand.

It frowned, squatted down and came close to Su Ran, its eyes seemed to be filled with confusion, and its noses trembled as it sniffed at Su Ran's right hand holding Shaqima.

Su Ran was very close to it. Even in the dimly lit bird's nest, she could see the black pupils in its eyes gradually enlarging, and finally almost occupied the entire green eye socket.

Then he suddenly shouted at her: "Ouch~"

The werewolf's cry had a soft ending, but it was not prolonged.

Su Ran looked at the werewolf who "ouched" at her again. Although she couldn't figure out what he meant, she could still feel that he was interested in the food in her hand.

She hesitated for a moment, then broke off a piece of Shaqima in her hand and tentatively handed it to the werewolf in front of her.

The werewolf looked at the food presented to him but did not move.

It was still looking at Su Ran, making eye contact with her. The pupils in its eyes were rapidly dilating and contracting, and the ears on the top of its head were also trembling, as if it was hesitating.

After a while, until Su Ran felt that her outstretched arms were sore, it sniffed at her fingertips again, and then took the small piece of Shaqima into its mouth.

After Shaqima's entrance, the werewolf chewed slowly twice, with no change in the expression on his face.

Su Ran looked at it and thought that it might not like eating anything too sweet.

After all, no matter how you look at it, these orcs should all be carnivores.

After the werewolf swallowed what was in his mouth, he stretched out his hand to hold one of Su Ran's wrists, called out to her twice, and then pulled her up and walked towards the entrance of the bird's nest.

When they reached the entrance, they picked her up by the waist just like they did when they first met. It didn't even spread its wings, but directly used the tree trunks that were interspersed to jump up to the tree.

Down.

At this time, there was a dying animal lying under the tree where they were.

The animal appeared to be about the size of a goat, with black fur and hair hanging down its back that was almost as long as he was tall.

But its head is white and has two long drooping ears.

It has no sharp teeth and is probably a herbivore.

Su Ran looked at its small upturned tail like a goat and decided to call it a white-headed sheep.

At this time, the white-headed sheep was lying under the tree occupied by the bird's nest. Its neck had been torn, and a strong smell of blood was flowing in the air. Its belly was still rising slightly, and it could be seen that it had not yet

It was completely dead, but the blood flowing out of its scratched neck was getting less and less, and it felt like it would die at any time.

At this time, the werewolf made a move. It picked up the white-headed sheep, then held Su Ran's wrist with its other hand, and walked towards a direction in the woods.

It's noon now, and the temperature is around 20 degrees, which is the most comfortable time of the day.

Su Ran was pulled forward by the werewolf. The grass under her feet had been stepped on by the orcs who had lived here for a long time. After walking for about five minutes, a faint sound of "swishing" water came, and then the werewolf

After leading her around a giant tree that seemed to be three meters in diameter, her eyes suddenly opened up.

This is actually a river beach.

The river flows down from the upper reaches, turns a corner here, and curves down.

Su Ran looked towards the other side of the river. She couldn't see clearly the scene on the other side from a distance, but it didn't seem to be much different from this side.

This should be the werewolf's destination.

After coming out of the woods, it took Su Ran to the river, lowered its head and said "oow" to her, then let go of Su Ran's wrist, and walked towards the river carrying the completely dead white-headed sheep.

It stood by the river, with its back to Su Ran, and picked up the white-headed sheep. With only a few movements of its arms, it tore off a complete but bloody piece of fur and threw it aside.

Then it put the remaining body parts in the river, quickly made a cut on the belly of the white-headed sheep with its sharp nails, pulled out the internal organs and threw them on the grass aside, and then washed the body of the white-headed sheep in the river.

After a while, he picked it up and walked to Su Ran.

Su Ran had already guessed what the werewolf wanted to do when he brought her here.

But when the werewolf tore off a white-headed sheep's thigh that was still bleeding in front of her, and the nerves in the thigh meat were still twitching, she still couldn't stop it.

The hairs on my hair stand on end!

Ugh...Does this werewolf want to share the delicious food with her, or is it threatening her not to think about escaping!!