Shen Zhiyu said with a smile.

"I cooked it myself."

Little Blackie jumped up from the ground, his eyes lit up, and he was so excited he almost jumped up.

"Captain, you're such a great guy!"

He patted Shen Zhiyu on the shoulder, grinning from ear to ear.

Since the group couldn't sleep any longer, they simply sat and waited for dawn to break before setting off again.

They sat in a circle, maintaining a safe distance from each other.

The chill of the night gradually faded, and the breath of dawn quietly approached.

No one thought much of it and assumed that the antidote pills given by Shen Zhiyu had worked.

After all, he had always managed to get through similar situations thanks to the medicine he brought.

However, I still had some doubts in my mind. I had taken similar medicine before, but I had never woken up feeling so energetic.

Those old-fashioned antidote pills could at best save lives.

When I wake up, I often feel dizzy, weak in the hands and feet, and my whole body feels like it has been drained.

But this time it's completely different.

Not only did he not suffer any aftereffects, but he also became clear-headed and strong.

But now nobody asks much questions, since the captain has wide connections and can get his hands on good stuff, which only benefits them.

There's no need to question; trust is the key to survival.

Moreover, Shen Zhiyu never disappoints them.

Around five o'clock in the morning, the fog began to gradually thin out.

Initially, only a few transparent gaps appeared at the edges.

Then the sunlight slanted in through the treetops.

The forest, which had been shrouded in the aura of death last night, now appeared exceptionally peaceful and serene.

This was the first time Su Qingzhi had ever seen anything like this, and she was stunned.

I was really terrified last night; the memory is still fresh.

If the little bear hadn't woken her up and been biting her sleeve and pulling desperately, who knows what would have happened.