"Go north!"
"Ah?" This stumped Yu Wanwan. What is to the north?
She looked up at the sky, judging the position of the sun, and after careful consideration, she took a step forward and walked to the right.
The God of Time shouted angrily, "Not the right! The left!"
“......Okay.” Yu Wanwan changed direction.
At this moment, the big flower was right in front of her. She walked around it carefully, fearing that she would be bitten.
Seeing the little female finally making her way with difficulty, the God of Time let out a breath of foul air.
After walking in the forest for a long time, Yu Wanwan finally found a road. It looked very wide and should be the kind that orcs often walk on.
We can definitely leave the forest here.
Yu Wanwan picked a piece of grass and walked slowly.
Suddenly, a strange sound came from behind the tree. As soon as Yu Wanwan turned her head, she was faced with a dark pig face. The black eyes were shining and disgusting saliva was dripping to the ground.
Her knees went weak and she was so scared that she almost fell to the ground.
The wild boar rubbed the ground with one of its front paws. Yu Wanwan saw its movement, immediately understood its intention, and ran away.
The wild boar was grunting as it chased after him, while Yu Wanwan was running wildly in front.
Ten thousand alpacas ran through her heart. This scene was 90% similar to her first day in the Orc Continent.
But this time there is no Bai Jing to save her, she can only rely on herself to save herself!
The gods were very worried, but they could not help. Since Yu Wanwan did not touch the plants, they could not guide her. They could only pray that nothing would happen to Yu Wanwan.
In a place where the gods didn't notice, one god quietly raised his lips.
The ground shook and the wild boar ran a long way away. The little female that was just in front of it suddenly disappeared. It used its pig nose to dig around, and its nostrils trembled as it sniffed for a long time, but it couldn't find it.
At this moment, Yu Wanwan was hiding in the mud pond. Her body and head were covered in mud. She didn't dare to breathe too loudly for fear of attracting wild boars.
Only when the wild boar disappeared did Yu Wanwan breathe a sigh of relief.
Fortunately, she was smart and saw the mud pond behind the bushes and jumped in without hesitation! It’s better to die in the mud than to be dug to death!
Yu Wanwan crawled out of the mud and quickly fled the forest.
There didn't seem to be a single person in this area, and it was almost dark. She had to find a tribe or a safe place to spend the night as soon as possible.
Suddenly, a deep pit appeared in front of them. Yu Wanwan curiously went forward to take a look and was surprised to find that there was a little boy of eight or nine years old lying in it!
The little boy had animal skins wrapped around his waist and was covered in dirt. His eyes were closed and there were obvious bloodstains and wounds on his legs, probably from the fall.
But he was motionless at the moment, and it was impossible to tell whether he was alive or dead.
"Little boy, little boy, are you okay?" Yu Wanwan made a loudspeaker with her hands and shouted towards the bottom of the pit.
After shouting for a long time without any response, Yu Wanwan looked around and picked up a longer branch to poke his body.
After a long time, the boy's eyelids moved and he gradually woke up.
He opened a pair of misty golden eyes and said in a hoarse voice: "Help, help."
He is still alive!
Yu Wanwan comforted her, "Don't worry, I will save you!"
She began to look around and tried to get the boy to grab a branch at first, but he had been down for too long and had no food or water, so he had no strength to get up.
There was no other way, so Yu Wanwan finally found some very flexible and slender grass leaves, tied them together to make a rope, tied one end to a tree and the other end to her waist, then climbed up the edge of the pit and descended little by little.
Yu Wanwan helped the boy up and patted his face: "Are you okay?"
The boy opened his mouth: "I'm...hungry."
Barely hearing what he said, Yu Wanwan took out a fruit from her arms.
She had found this when she was looking for grass leaves just now. Considering that the child might have no strength because he had not eaten, she picked some.
Yu Wanwan squeezed the juice out of the fruit and then dripped it into the boy's mouth.
The boy frowned, clearly not liking this, but swallowed hard to survive.
After eating a few in a row, the boy felt his dry throat was a little better and he had some strength.
Yu Wanwan helped him to the side and comforted him, "Rest for a while. We'll go out when you've recovered."
The boy raised his eyelids: "Thank you."
Sitting aside, Yu Wanwan hugged her knees and said with a smile, "You're welcome. My name is Yu Wanwan, you can call me Wanwan. What's your name? How did you faint here? Did you fall down?"
The boy lowered his eyes and replied calmly, "My name is Chu Lin, I... accidentally fell down."
Yu Wanwan nodded and handed over a few more fruits: "Would you like to eat some more? You've been down for quite a while, right? You must be very hungry, right?"
She saw that his lips were chapped. There was nothing to eat or drink in the pit. If she had been any later, he would probably have died.
Chu Lin took the fruit and forced himself to eat several.
His little brows were furrowed, and eating fruit was like eating poison. Yu Wanwan tried hard not to laugh.
When he had almost rested, Yu Wanwan tied the rope around his waist, and the two of them climbed up with great effort.
Chu Lin lay on the ground, breathing softly.
Yu Wanwan remembered the wound on his leg and wanted to help him take a look, but as soon as she got close to him, he immediately shrank back and stared at her warily.
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