Sudakli patted Darcy Christie’s white face to wake her from her lethargy and then coldly asked, "Hey, wake up quickly, don’t sleep. Can you walk by yourself?"
Darcy Christie barely opened her eyes in a daze, glaring at the sun and the last person she wanted to see. The woman swordsmen slapped her face and fell asleep again.
Surdak saw Darcy Christie fainted again, so he felt unlucky. He was worried that she would be frostbitten in the forest wearing thin leather. He put her in a red-eyed hyena skin sewing sleeping bag and pulled out a rope from his magic pocket to tie her firmly. Only then did another piece of rope tie her behind him.
Worried that members of the dark wizard priory would find here, Surdak left the forest with Darcy Christie on his back.
He didn’t know what direction the city of Hailanza was going all the way south along the valley, and a heavy snow covered the whole valley.
After the heavy snow, some small animals ran out of their nests to look for food. From a distance, they saw two colorful pheasants with tail feathers flying from here to there and plunged into the snow …
Chapter 341 Vigilance
When the snow first fell, the ground melted quickly, and then the ground was covered with a thin layer of ice. After that, the snow stopped melting and the ground was covered with a thick layer, so the road in the valley was very difficult to walk.
After the valley road is covered with heavy snow, he can walk through the seemingly flat snow with one foot deep and one foot shallow. He dare not step on those flat snow to find a place where hay leaves are exposed. Stepping into such a place with less feet can ensure that his body will not fall into the trap and leave a string of footprints.
Surdak’s archery is bad, but you don’t need bows and arrows to catch pheasant roots in the snow. Experienced hunters need to drive away pheasants in the snow, and when they are tired and hungry, they will plunge into the snow urn. At this time, hunters take the opportunity to walk over and pull pheasants out of the snow pit like radish, so it’s not too easy to harvest them.
So it wasn’t long before Surdak had a bunch of pheasants hanging around his waist.
He looked at the whole person from a distance with the female swordsman in a coma on his back.
Holding a stick in his hand to avoid falling down when walking, every time he breathes, a white vapor will be ejected from his nostrils. Every step seems to take him twice as hard. Every step is so much better than that of Suldak. He secretly scolded a thief in his heart. God, it’s just that the snow is really in a hurry at this time. I don’t know if Carl will send people around to look for himself when he receives such news.
Two white-rumped deer ran out of the forest, and their light bodies jumped back and forth in the snow. They found Surdak in the valley and blinked their innocent eyes. It seemed that they were curious about the guests in the valley. They walked a few hundred meters behind Surdak and gradually lost interest in Surdak. Then they jumped into the pine forest in the valley.
Surdak didn’t prepare to hunt these two white-rumped deer. In the sky, several birds kept circling in the valley. At first, Surdak was worried that it was the kind of night owl that the dark red knight used to be around. He stopped and didn’t go on. Instead, he plunged into the forest and found that the birds didn’t leave and continued to hover in the valley until a fat gray guinea pig appeared in the valley snow, clumsily planing plant roots. Those birds swooped down from high school like bombers to kill the gray guinea pig in the snow.
Surdak breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that those birds that hunt gray rats are the most common short-billed vultures. This kind of bird is greedy, cunning and treacherous, and it is difficult to tame. It should not be sent by the dark magic priory to investigate sentinels.
Although he thought so, he didn’t get out of the forest. Surdak walked carefully with the help of the Korean pine forest. He was going to find a higher place after he got out of the valley and observe where he was going. Before he hung up and his heart fell, he felt a thin, repetitive sound in the depths of the pine forest. Before he was alert, several forest gray wolves emerged from a bush in the depths of the pine forest. These forest gray wolves still had some unknown animal fluff hanging from their mouths. At the moment, they looked greedily at the pheasants behind Surdak and grunted from their throats.
Seeing their skinny bodies and shriveled bellies, Surdak knew it was hard to get rid of them. This is a group of hungry wolves who don’t know how long they have been hungry.
Although I can’t figure out how they are mixed up, there are hardly many natural enemies in their forests that are stronger than them. Brown bears and tigers don’t like to eat sour meat from forest gray wolves. After they die, those scavengers will treat them as a good place. These forest gray wolves have their own enemies. Maybe they just migrated from resource-poor areas.
Surdak saw that the forest gray wolves were approaching him after him, so he took out the alloy bow he carried with him from his magic pocket. This kind of standard hunting bow distributed in the army is actually very strong, and its range is far beyond its hunting bow. He hid behind a pine tree and waited for the forest gray wolves to slowly approach to a distance of twenty paces, then he aimed at the strongest wolf among the wolves and shot an arrow.
Surdak’s archery is average, but at least he can do it at a distance of 20 meters without missing the target. The arrow has almost turned into a white mountain. Obviously, the speed has reached the extreme’ sou’. An arrow flies over a distance of more than 20 meters, deeply passing through the wolf’s waist and abdomen and nailing it to a pine tree.
The forest gray wolf let out a whimper, but somehow managed to break away from the barbed arrow.
When he saw that the first wolf was killed, the grey wolf quickly fled and disappeared into the pine forest in a blink of an eye.
Surdak gently breathed a sigh of relief and stepped away from the wolf. It was nailed by an arrow and the tree still issued a low roar warning Surdak. Surdak naturally didn’t mean to fight back before he died. The knight sword in his hand stabbed the forest gray wolf with a sword. The gray wolf’s fur was as white as hay and it was very pricked, so no one was willing to buy this inferior wolf skin. Surdak would not be in the mood to peel it away.
Surdak thought that if Lena and Della were involved, maybe the wolf would be a good teaching prop, and they wouldn’t mind skinning the wolf.
However, after Surdak continued to walk out of the pine forest a few hundred meters later, a group of forest gray wolves appeared again. This time, there were more than 30 gray wolves, not the first few. They came from three directions in the forest, probably afraid of Surdak and didn’t dare to get too close, but they eventually followed Surdak, and they followed silently, as if waiting for Surdak to relax their vigilance and immediately rushed to tear him up completely.
Two hours later, Surdak saw that there were more and more forest gray wolves behind him, and he couldn’t help but feel a headache. These forest gray wolves had gradually expanded from the few to forty or fifty, and they all showed extraordinary endurance because they were not eager to get close to the roots behind Surdak.
Surdak tried to throw pheasants, make them into traps, lure the forest gray wolves to grab food and then kill them.
A few forest gray wolves were so hungry that they couldn’t resist the temptation to go crazy at the sight of hanging a pheasant. At the same time, several hungry wolves fought for the pheasant’s Suldak alloy bow and killed several forest gray wolves, only to find that their situation had not improved at all. It was not that the forest gray wolves were not afraid of death, but that more forest gray wolves emerged from the pine forest.
They seem to know that Surdak is not easy to get too close, but they have been following this group of forest gray wolves closely, so they walked behind Surdak all day until dark.
At noon, Surdak also made a fire in the pine forest to roast a pheasant. This time, he didn’t have the luxury to directly roast the chicken with the magic scroll magic flame. Instead, he used the magic scroll of "gathering fire" to ignite some loose hairs and pine trees. He gathered a bonfire in the Tallinn field and directly sent half of the pheasant that had been skinned carefully to his belly and half to Darcy Christie who had just woken up.
Besides, it’s not enough to fill the stomachs of two adults after the pheasant is cooked, but Surdak didn’t bake it. Secondly, since this group of forest gray wolves haven’t met their prey all the way with Surdak around them, he still doesn’t know how long it will take to get out of this mountain forest and see how reckless these forest gray wolves are. It should be far away from Hailansa City, and this mountain forest is deserted.
I don’t know how long it will take to hunt food again. If you don’t want to eat these sour wolf meat, Surdak must carefully calculate the existing food.
Darcy Christie woke up this time and was quiet. She obediently lay on Surdak’s back and naturally saw those wolves behind her. She didn’t stubbornly ask Surdak to let her go, and she was probably hungry. She never refused Surdak to pass me food.
She was still in poor condition. In the afternoon, Surdak carried her back and continued to walk along the valley. She actually fell asleep again.
When it was getting dark, a rock crack was found next to the rock wall of Surdak. This rock crack didn’t have a top, but the advantage was that the exit was narrow. If the exit was blocked, an shelter would be formed inside, and cold air was constantly pouring in from the top of the crack. There were a series of ice slides as sharp as spears hanging from the crack. How do you think it was dangerous here?
Surdak set up a tent in this crevice, put Darcy Christie in the tent, got many pine branches and gathered a bonfire at the crevice. Then he sat in the tent and rummaged through his magic pocket and the black magician’s pocket to find out what he could eat. Together, there were three-tailed pheasants, a rabbit, three bags of marching rations and white bread with thick arms. Obviously, the black magician didn’t go out often and didn’t have the habit of preparing rations with him.
Surdak figured that he should save a little, but he didn’t mean too much to eat these forest gray wolves. Although they were a little sour and really hungry, who would know that?
Looking at Surdak sitting in the tent and rummaging through the food, Darcy Christie also realized that the two men were lost in the difficult situation at present, and they were rigidly pegged by a group of forest gray wolves in this mountain forest. It seems that Fa hunted his food in front of Surdak. These should be what their department can eat. Looking at this little food, Darcy Christie was vaguely worried in her heart.
For dinner, two people share a roast chicken, but this time Suldak also cooked half a marching ration, which can be boiled into paste-like porridge with salt and meat powder. Although these marching rations are definitely the most difficult thing to swallow at ordinary times, now the two people are very tacit in eating these foods.
After dinner, Darcy Christie drank some hot porridge and sweated a little, and her body improved a lot. She wrapped herself in a sleeping bag and curled herself up and sat at the door of the tent. Although she didn’t say’ thank you’ to Surdak, her hostile eyes disappeared.
Blonde hair is wet, dry and wet. After repeated wet times, she is very embarrassed. She sticks to Darcy Christie’s head. Her face is still a little sallow. Her face is not proud of her aristocratic status except stubbornness. Her face is typical of Hailansa. Her cheeks are a little long. She is also secretly looking at the side face of Sudak in the bonfire.
A pair of green greedy eyes appeared in the pine forest not far from night arrival, and the forest gray wolves were afraid of the flame but still didn’t leave.
Darcy Christie brewed for a long time and finally said to Surdak, who was sitting by the fire, "You can have a rest first. I have slept for so long and now I can’t sleep. Look at the bonfire here first. These forest gray wolves won’t leave them easily. They won’t rush unless they put out the bonfire."
Surdak looked at Darcy’s mouth in amazement and said, "I still think you will never talk …"
When I saw Darcy Christie, I didn’t want to talk to him again and said, "All right! Then I’ll go to sleep. If you’re sleepy, please call me not to put out the fire! "
Surdak is also very simply finished, and will prepare the pine pile to reach Susie Christie, then get into the tent and fall asleep.
Surdak soon fell asleep. Darcy Christie looked away from the leggings dagger. She didn’t expect that she would be in such a mess. One day, she was seriously ill and weak, but she had to take the initiative to go out before the vigil. At this time, those young knights around her all expected to hate the man lying in the tent but had to send someone to fence. This dilemma made Darcy feel inexplicably embarrassed in her heart.
Perhaps it is because she has been sweating, and her body is a little sticky, which is definitely the most unbearable for Darcy Christie, who is a little neat.
When she saw the iron pot cooking gruel next to the bonfire, she had a bold idea. She wanted to melt some snow water in the iron pot and secretly wipe her body when it was hot, but when she acted, she found that the idea was simple and it was not easy to operate. It was not necessary to constantly add new snow to the iron pot and boil it.
She was tired and sweaty, and the cold wind blew her whole body for two consecutive cold wars. She added some pine branches to the bonfire again, and then quietly waited for the snow in the iron pot to heat up. When the mountain wind blew through the rock cracks, it made a’ whirring’ noise at night. It was so quiet outside that even the forest gray wolves disappeared.
Darcy Christie couldn’t help yawning. She was staring at the jumping fire in front of her, and she fell asleep again.
With the last embers left in the bonfire, the forest gray wolves in the pine forest secretly gathered around …
Chapter 342 Reconciliation
Cold limit spread in the dark
Surdak curled up, and he felt a little cold and sleepy on his back, just like several tentacles kept pressing his eyes to keep them open.
But suddenly there was a feeling that a danger was approaching. He wanted to raise his hand to grasp the knight’s sword around him, but his hand touched it. He suddenly opened his eyes and saw that the knight’s sword was still standing next to the tent. He turned over and got up from the tent and found that the bonfire at the door was dying. The cold wind poured into the tent and he couldn’t help shivering. Seeing that Darcy Christie was sleeping in front of the bonfire, surrounded by wolves, she could still sleep.
In a second, Surdak saw a group of wolves approaching slowly from the darkness without burning bonfires, and their last fears dissipated in the darkness. Several pairs of green eyes appeared in the Woods, and Surdak broke out in a cold sweat. This scene reminded him of the situation of red-eyed hyenas in the forest farm camp. At that time, the fourth brigade had 300 heavily armored infantry and strong armor and sharp swords, but those crazy red-eyed hyenas still suffered heavy losses.
At night, wolves are far more ferocious than during the day. Surdak leaned over and picked up some firewood and threw it into the fire with a little embers left, which immediately splashed sparks.
The pack slowly approached the wolves and growled …
Surdak leaned over and patted Darcy Christie, who was asleep, and found that she had no reaction. She quickly reached out and touched her forehead.
She still has a fever, her face is red and her forehead is hot. It seems that she is very ill this time. Even if she is blessed with the’ Blessing Body’, she still can’t make her condition improve.
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