Tu Ran stood where she was, with her arms folded across her chest, looking at its hard-working back.

Its back is rounder than those two melons.

The spread tail is probably the only feature that can distinguish it from a melon.

After rolling all the melons back into the hole, Pangpang leaned against the wall and ate them.

Tu Ran was not hungry, so she left it here and went out to observe the surrounding situation and get some water as she had finished all the water in the portable kettle.

After walking for a long way, they finally came across a small river. It was very clear. Tu Ran scooped the water with her hands and took a few sips, then filled the kettle with water.

He stood up, put the water bottle into his bag, and returned to the cave.

Pangpang was still in the same position, in the same posture, eating the sixth melon.

It’s really delicious! Tu Ran exclaimed.

This fat body didn't come out of thin air.

"Do you know how to get out of this forest?" Tu Ran leaned against the wall opposite it, bent one leg, and took out a compressed protein biscuit to eat.

The fat head poked out from the melon shell, and the pure white hair on the edge of the bird's beak was completely soaked with green juice, making it look a little funny.

"I don't know. Pangpang has never left this forest." It said truthfully.

"You're a wanderer, aren't you? How can you be considered a wanderer if you haven't even left the forest?"

Pang Pang retorted, "This dense forest is very large. No Danghu bird in our entire Danghu tribe has ever flown out. I have seen many birds of other races, and they have never flown out of this dense forest either."

Tu Ran bit her lip and asked, "Do you know the approximate map of this dense forest?"

She could no longer wander around aimlessly like she did before.

"I think you know it." said Fatty.

Tu Ran's eyes lit up, "Please draw it for me, I need it."

The two orange eyebrows above Fatty's eyes drooped down, "Where are you going, Boss? Aren't you going without Fatty?"

Tu Ran was stunned, "Why should I take you with me?"

Fatty: I feel so sad! After all, it was his sincerity that was fed to the dog.

The delicious red melon is no longer fragrant at this time.

It said sadly: "Pangpang thought that the boss would treat him as a friend and travel around with him, but unexpectedly, the boss never took him seriously."

Tu Ran said seriously, "Pangpang, you should know that you will encounter many dangers if you follow me. I don't have the ability or extra energy to protect you. It's safe for you to stay here by yourself. Just like before, you can go wherever you want and eat whatever you want."

"Besides, you have already been eaten by the roe owl in the Danghu tribe. They won't bother you anymore and force you to join their group. Shouldn't you be free to do whatever you want?"

Fatty said depressedly, "But without the boss, I can't pick the red melons. I can only pick up the ones that fell on the ground. Sometimes there are not even any that fell on the ground."

It was pretending to be pitiful, but Tu Ran had no evidence.

"You can eat other things. Before I was gone, you managed to keep yourself plump and white, didn't you?"

Pangpang was still feeling very aggrieved. The red melon no longer tasted good to him. His eyes were filled with tears and he didn't say a word.

Tu Ran: Why does she feel like a scumbag who harms a young girl and then abandons her?

Sighing, Tu Ran spread his hands, "Whatever you want."

No matter what, she is annoyed.

She must be crazy to worry about the safety of a chicken.

In the threshold, she only needs to take care of herself and try to get more inner elixirs under this premise, and she doesn't care about anything else.

It's up to you to follow or not.

Hearing that Tu Ran agreed to let it follow, Pang Pang became happy, wagging his tail and continuing to leisurely eat the watermelon.

Although Tu Ran didn't have the heart to disturb it while it was eating, she still thought that some things had to be made clear in advance. "Since you have decided to follow me, I will take care of your food and drink, and you will be responsible for showing me the way."

Fatty nodded without hesitation. He had lived in the Threshold for thirteen years, wandered around for thirteen years, and had been to most places in the Threshold, so leading the way was not a problem for him.

"If you encounter danger, I will save you under the premise of ensuring my own safety. This means that if I encounter a very powerful enemy, I may abandon you in order to save my own life. You must be mentally prepared." Tu Ran emphasized.

Fatty hesitated for a moment, but still nodded, "Fatty believes in the strength of the two-legged beast."

Tu Ran didn't know whether to cry or laugh for a moment. She herself was very confused about her future, and this guy actually said that he believed in her. It was so ridiculous.

"Also, it will be very hard to follow me. You can't sleep when you are full and eat when you are full. If you waste my time like this, I will just abandon you."

Tu Ran thought to herself that this condition was too harsh for you, so you should just back off.

But Fatty nodded directly, "Don't worry, Fatty can do it."

Tu Ran didn't know what to say for a moment.

She really couldn't understand why it had to follow her, just for stuttering?

After a long silence, she sighed deeply, put the half-eaten compressed biscuit back, folded her arms around her chest, leaned against the wall, and closed her eyes to rest.

"Then eat quickly, and we'll set off after you finish eating."

…

Half an hour later, each man and each ball walked towards the depths of the forest.

Pang Pang said that the range of their activities in the past few days has been on the outskirts of the forest. There are many alien species inside the forest, and most of them are smarter and more powerful than those on the outskirts.

The alien species on the periphery generally don't dare to go inside.

As for the roe deer owl we encountered the day before yesterday, most of its population lives in the inner area.

The danger inside was obvious, and after careful consideration, Tu Ran decided to go in.

After wandering around the periphery for so many days, all I encountered were alien species with weak combat capabilities.

Corresponding to this are some auxiliary abilities.

The only ability that can truly improve her combat capabilities is [Teleportation].

This was not enough for her.

The more advanced species deep in the jungle must have more powerful abilities.

She needs to take advantage of the fact that there are no other humans competing with her for the superpowers and gain more of them.

Along the way, Pangpang took on the important task of showing the way.

It has an excellent sense of direction and can quickly find the nearest water source, and can also easily find delicious fruits and vegetables.

For Tu Ran, who has no sense of direction, Pang Pang is like a moving map.

When it finds a fruit tree, Tu Ran will be responsible for climbing up and picking fruit for it.

After eating and drinking, everyone continued to move forward with a ball.

Pang Pang was easier to deal with than Tu Ran had imagined.

It goes very fast.

Although it is heavy and has short legs, it can move very quickly and does not slow down Tu Ran's progress at all.

It eats quite a lot, seven or eight meals a day, but each meal doesn't take much time, and Tu Ran is happy to feed it with a variety of foods.

Often when he saw any fruit on the road, he would pick one to fill his stomach.

After these few days, Pangpang not only did not lose weight due to daily exercise, but became even rounder like a ball.

Pangpang also has many skills for survival in the wild. What surprised Tu Ran even more is that it also has many nests here.

(End of this chapter)