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Chapter 134: Marching to the Crescent Prairie

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In the next couple of days, Zhang Tie didn’t obtain anything else, neither from that small tree nor the Wild Wolf Valley His luck seeroup by killing five huge wolves, and one co Tie had not met even one wolf in the Wild Wolf Valley for two consecutive days Though he met other kinds of aniolins He even saw a fat water badger swaggering not far fro on the Wild Wolf Seven-Strength Fruit, which was not even half ripe Besides, since he had sufficient food supplies, there was no need to kill the Tie would never kill animals for no reason Even if it was very easy for him to kill them—as told by his mom—he would not kill theth by killing olves; however, he could get nothing fro the weak animals, even if that boar could pose a threat to hie wolf As told by Donder, Zhang Tie had shredded its leghalf-dried pine twigs for an entire afternoon, he hung them at the entrance of the mountain cave to dry them up

Donder had told him that if he had no sufficient salt and spice to deal withit Zhang Tie then tried it and testified that it was true To tell the truth, that se wolf tasted special really and nice Like driedTie could eat these pieces directly by cutting theh food What he really needed olves

Onestarted, in order to obtainbraver than before and were gradually venturing farther away fro space narrowed step by step The nu So it beca of the survival training to now, Zhang Tie estimated that over 1000 olves had been killed by people Even if Will Wolf Castle was filled with them before, people could hardly see any now

Because it was more and more difficult to hunt prey, the secondperiod to the students Thankfully, Zhang Tie had left enough food for his friends to survive the rest of the training

Coroup since they ht find Barley and Pandora trouble Such a erous one

Blues said Glaze was evenTie assuth to a certain degree at school Otherwise, heGenerally, he preferred to regard Glaze as LV 3 warrior He should not view hi Tie knew that others would also ed Even if Sharlon, Zuhair, and Garner, the lackeys of Glaze had ignited their Shrine burning point one day, Zhang Tie would not be surprised about it either

Never iine your enemy as the same one that you have always known If you violated that law, it would be very dangerous for you

Siroup had known that one day after he would ignite the second burning point on his spine and beca in the No2 base for another two days, namely one day before the latest Leakless Fruit beca to the Crescent Prairie

This e and arranged his equip that mountain cave on the cliff

It was a sunny day hite clouds all over the sky Based on his meticulousness as a loner and the experience that had been i Tie had already explored the road last afternoon and had found a new base for himself in the border between the Wild Wolf Valley and the Crescent Prairie

As he walked forward, the terrain of the valley becaly broader At the saradually becahland in the valley also became lower As if pressed down by an invisible hand over the valley, the shrubs and arbors that Zhang Tie could see also becaly lower and fewer

In contrast, the aradually increased Later, with the exception of a few shrubs ah ranges extending frole tall arbor in the valley any Tie that he was still in the Wild Wolf Valley However, the increasingly lower es told him that he would exit Wild Wolf Valley not in the not too distant tierous to birdies ere still warriors [1] They could hardly escape fros provided little to no places to aid in escaping or hiding

Because of this, Zhang Tiethe mountain slope in the southeast of the Wild Wolf Valley Road on the mountain slope was bad Compared to the road in the valley, it would take hith to finish the saers in advance

When in dangers, one could have more terrain to make use of What h no tall arbors could be seen in the valley, there were still some on the mountain slopes, which could work as the best shelter for one to escape fro treesTie also saw so boas However, co the Wild Wolf Castle, the closer it was to Crescent Prairie, the fewer caves of gold-eating boas there were, indicating that they posed weaker threat to other wild beasts and variousbeings would exist outside Not only dangerous living beings, even if the aradually increase

Naturally, the prairie was the hunting field of wolf packs!

On the way, due to perfect vision angle fro Tie saw more and more olf packs in the valley far in the distance, 2-3 at least, 10 at hly spirited He felt that the first ripe Wild Wolf Seven-Strength Fruit was greeting hi Tie already heavily drooled inwardly