Looking at the six wolf carcasses on the ground, Ye Zi breathed a sigh of relief and then grinned.

The meat reserves have been increased by twenty-four wolf legs, but wolf meat is rather tough and not very tasty, so it will only be used when there is absolutely no other food available.

With the addition of the pelts from these six wolves, the three of them now had enough clothes for the winter.

All you need to do is take the leather back, process it, and sew it up.

I lifted up my trouser legs and looked down. There was a white mark on each of my calves, as if I had broken the skin. But this level of injury was nothing to worry about.

The original plan to return to camp was forced to be abandoned, but the gains were very encouraging.

She sat down to rest for a while, slightly out of breath. Actually, Ye Zi wasn't tired, but she was mentally exhausted.

He was originally just a corporate slave, but in the past month or so he has become a hunter. Wild rabbits, pheasants, wolves, black bears, and moose have all died at his hands.

The act of killing is something that cannot be fully processed in just one month, which is why one feels mentally exhausted.

From the perspective of the viewers in the live stream, Ye Zi's actions just now were beyond the description of a reckless person; they were simply divine.

"Brother Mangfu is awesome, he single-handedly killed a pack of wolves, killing six wolves in an instant."

"Ye Shen's record is still called 'reckless guy'? This is a god, a god of the wilderness."

"I agree with the comment above. Putting Ye Shen in Alaska is not about survival, but about conquest."

"Alaska welcomes a man at the top of the food chain, the ceiling of wilderness combat power."

"The only thing left for Ye Shen to conquer Alaska is the brown bear. If he can get a better brown bear, he can reach the top directly."

"Did you see the package next to Ye Shen? It's made of moose skin. Even brown bears wouldn't dare to mess with a moose of that size."

And now, it's already Ye Shen's possession.

Brown bear? Heh.

One man single-handedly fought six wolves, nearly killing them all in an instant. Although his legs were bitten, the condition of his calves was shown to the audience via drone. This is a flawless kill of six wolves, and there's no room for argument about it.

After resting for a while, Ye Zi got up and retrieved the moose skin package. When she left in the morning, the smokehouse had not been dismantled. She lit the campfire again and put some pine branches inside the smokehouse.

After making the preparations, Yezi began to deal with the six wolves.

Only the wolf legs are needed; the other parts are discarded and thrown together with the moose entrails.

Ye Zi wasn't worried about attracting other carnivores; on the contrary, she was hoping for more to come—wolves, no matter how small, and brown bears, no matter how big.

Twenty-four wolf legs were sent into the smokehouse, simply skewered horizontally with branches and hoisted in. Then, a few burning branches were taken from the fire and inserted into the prepared pine branches.

The smoking process is complete; all that's left is to add pine branches.

Smoking for a day and a night makes it easy to preserve.

That's right, Ye Zi plans to stay at this temporary camp for another day.

We ate venison chops again at noon, but this time we drank cold water. Then, Ye Zi started processing the wolf skin, scraping off the fat with a cleaver and sprinkling wood ash, which was left over from smoking moose meat in the smokehouse. It came in handy at this time.

All five wolf pelts were processed in this way, with the last one reserved for packing wolf legs.

The river next to the temporary camp provided Ye Zi with the perfect opportunity to wash the wolf pelts.

After a busy afternoon, the five wolf pelts were finally cleaned. As dusk approached, five wolf pelts were roasting by the fire in Yezi's makeshift camp, and smoke filled the smokehouse. Yezi, meanwhile, was roasting moose ribs and continuing to work in the shelter.

He was preparing for his return trip.

The pelts from the wolf's legs have been cut off, and the leaves are being woven into leather ropes.

The moose meat, along with the moose head and hide, weighs nearly 500 kilograms. This weight is nothing to Ye Zi, and it's relatively easy for her to carry.

But the addition of the six wild wolves that she had just acquired made a difference. Although the extra weight was still nothing to Ye Zi, there were too many things to carry.

Therefore, Ye Zi had to find another way to take these things away; he needed a means of transportation.

This tool is a sled. Although there is no snow on the road, it does not prevent Ye Zi from dragging the sled along the way. As for wear and tear, that is not a problem.

Since the raw material for a sled is just a large tree branch, it can be easily replaced when it wears out.

The middle of the tree branch needs to be processed, and a row of branches is tied horizontally. This is where leather rope comes in handy.

So, in order to make sure she could travel smoothly the next morning, Ye Zi had to weave leather ropes by the light of a fire at night.

Finally, the leather ropes were woven, the human-powered sled was finished, and the reindeer carcasses on the campfire were already sizzling with oil.

While eating the venison chops, Ye Zi couldn't help but think of her teammates Er Ya and Huang Jingyu at the camp, wondering how their harvest had been these past few days.

Meanwhile, Er Ya and Huang Jingyu were also having dinner at the survival camp, but their dinner was much more lavish than Ye Zi's.

Putting everything else aside, at least they have hot water, or more accurately, hot soup.

Moreover, their broth not only contains salt, but also mushrooms, pheasant and mushroom soup.

Not only did Ye Zi have a great harvest, but Er Ya and Huang Jingyu also did well, having already explored the area around the camp.

Many of the plants that were originally overlooked by leaves and yellow whales are edible, especially matsutake mushrooms. In this area where pine trees cover more than half of the land, matsutake mushrooms are not lacking; what is lacking is people who can discover them.

Leaf and Yellow Whale only have meat in their heads, while Er Ya is the one who discovered the matsutake mushroom.

So there were a bunch of matsutake mushrooms that Er Ya had found in the camp.

It has not only matsutake mushrooms, but also berries.

Although there weren't many berries, they were enough to provide the three of them with some vitamins.

Er Ya said worriedly:

"Yezi has been away for several days, and I don't know how he is doing."

"Don't worry, if something had happened to Ye Zi, we would have already received the notice of withdrawal from the competition. The fact that there's been no news means that he's fine."

As for the catch, it's hard to say. Small animals might be difficult to catch, but he certainly won't let go of large animals.

So just wait patiently, he might be back tomorrow.

Er Ya nodded. What Huang Jingyu said was true. That's how the competition rules are. If one person loses the ability to survive, the remaining two people either take care of him or quit together.

Being in the wilderness, if an accident occurs, there are simply no conditions to care for the injured, so they have to quit immediately.

The reason the production team gave these two options was simply because they considered that some contestants might experience culture shock and need time to adapt.

If an athlete is injured and there are no medicines or medical facilities, should they just withdraw and wait to die?

After Er Ya and her companion finished dinner and tidied up the campsite, they went to rest.

After dinner, Ye Zi added pine branches to the smokehouse and returned to the shelter to rest. However, the conditions were better today, with freshly dried wolf pelts as bedding.