Chapter 181 The 181st Day of the Beginning [Second Update, Completed 1]
Day 181 of the story [Second Update]
As it turned out, the lion cub and the little blue dragon had a rather pleasant and free night at the land reclamation site.
The two little ones showed no signs of being "miserable" in the wild. On the contrary, the lion cub led the little blue dragon to a rather luxurious tree hole. The tree hole was dry and spacious, and the two little ones made their nest inside. The lion cub even gnawed on several flowers and carried them back to the tree hole.
When Yin Yu and He Lianzhou arrived, they saw several pitiful little red flowers, tragically harmed, lying scattered in the corner of the tree hole, while the lion cub proudly held up the tip of its tail.
"That's quite romantic," He Lianzhou chuckled.
Yin Yu's lips twitched.
The little blue dragon flapped its wings, wanting to lead Yin Yu to collect dew, as if worried that Yin Yu had disappeared all night and had nothing to drink or eat. It led Yin Yu to a huge banana leaf, which was still full of clear dew.
The little blue dragon licked the leaves a few times, then looked at Yin Yu expectantly, as if teaching Yin Yu how to drink fresh water in the wild.
Seeing this, Yin Yu didn't know what to say for a moment, so he scooped up a little bit with his hand and took a small sip. Only then did the little blue dragon feel relieved and look away.
Once the two-legged beast head returns to the wild, it's bound to cause a lot of trouble.
The lion cubs, on the other hand, followed behind without a care in the world, looking around as if they were patrolling their territory.
It followed Yin Yu across the glacier. Back then, the little blue dragon hadn't even been born yet, so it wasn't worried that the two two-legged creatures would go hungry or thirsty in the wild.
Unfortunately, despite its explanation to the little blue dragon for a long time, the little blue dragon couldn't understand anything due to the racial barrier and language difference.
Seeing that the two beasts were living freely on the land reclamation site, Yin Yu felt relieved. After feeding the two little guys a day's worth of fresh meat, he returned to Guanshan.
The little blue dragon flapped its wings, staring blankly at the departing figures of Yin Yu and He Lianzhou. After a few seconds of melancholy, it was immediately drawn away by the flowers brought by the lion cub.
The lion cub licked the flower's stamen, signaling the little blue dragon to suckle.
Honey is so sweet and fragrant!
The little blue dragon tilted its head and looked for a while before understanding what the lion cub meant. The lion cub quickly brought more small flowers for the little blue dragon, and the two little beasts slept among the flower buds, burying their heads in the fresh little stamens and sucking on them.
Yin Yu was unaware of how much pollen these two little creatures had disturbed in the land reclamation project. He and He Lianzhou were currently reviewing the monster tracking route map that Liao Ting and Yin Rong had compiled over the past few days.
Three of these locations involved known monster types, or at least a high degree of certainty in guessing what they were. The vast majority of the others involved simply tracking unusual biological signals without knowing what they actually were.
"The only confirmed monster species in Prison Valley so far is the Three-Eyed Deer. They appear in groups, are nearly three meters tall, and weigh nearly two tons. Although they look like deer, they are carnivorous," Liao Ting said to Yin Yu, showing him a sketch from his notebook.
"The closest we ever got was when we witnessed them hunting together. They were hunting an adult male Asian elephant, and this is the footage that our team's recorder took down."
Because they feared that the noises and magnetic field fluctuations of electronic products would disturb these monsters, they rarely used modern equipment, instead relying on the most primitive shorthand notebooks.
Those were five three-eyed deer. They had huge and beautiful antlers like Irish elk, perfectly suited to their size. Their three eyes were almost parallel to their heads, and their pupils looked as large as their noses.
These five three-eyed deer were several sizes smaller than Asian elephants, but in the shorthand notebook, these three-eyed deer used their antlers as sharp weapons to deeply penetrate the thick skin of the Asian elephant, piercing its body. Gushing blood gushed from the wounds, and a large pool of blood had already gathered on the ground.
“According to our estimates, their impact force is probably far greater than a ton, enough to overturn a heavy tank,” Yin Rong said softly, looking into Yin Yu’s eyes to make sure he was listening very carefully to her every word.
She had to do it because she was about to send her child into the most dangerous world.
"On the other hand, their running speed is also amazing. Although we have never seen them running at full speed, according to our professional estimates, their full speed is at least 100 kilometers per hour. Considering their huge bodies and the fact that they are not entirely good at running, this is just a conservative estimate."
Liao Ting nodded slightly and said, "So you may not be able to approach them or try to capture them without any assistance. It's quite difficult. I've prepared some special tranquilizer darts for you that should be effective."
"First of all, it is not injected, it is volatile, so please be sure to keep a sufficient distance between you when using it and make sure you are upwind."
Yin Yu nodded slightly upon hearing this. He immediately understood why the specially made tranquilizer darts were volatile. This was to ensure that all the three-eyed deer in the area could be anesthetized at the same time, so as to prevent the injection method from disturbing the other groups and causing a disaster.
"Secondly, its dosage should be sufficient to provide anesthesia for a creature of this size for more than six hours. So six hours is your safety window. Whatever you intend to do, six hours is the limit. Do you all hear me, children?" Liao Ting's gaze swept deeply and back and forth over Yin Yu and He Lianzhou.
Yin Yu nodded again, meticulous as if he had entered mission mode: "Six hours, received."
"Received." Under Liao Ting's watchful gaze, He Lianzhou had no choice but to respond.
He really didn't expect to be included in it.
"Children"? He could hardly recall being addressed in that tone or voice; they were always someone's child, or "bed number X".
He Lianzhou had to admit that this was a rather novel experience.
"Next are two more biosignals. One of them is located in the Red Ghost Canyon in the Tarakanma Desert, where there is a high probability that a rare chameleon scorpion is distributed. They can change their 'skin color' according to the environment and temperature to achieve self-protection." Yin Rong continued, changing a slide of the presentation.
"This type of scorpion is not very venomous and is not aggressive. It will likely run away if attacked or its territory is invaded, but the consequences of its attack should not be underestimated."
"The pain level after being stung ranges from one to ten, and it is definitely ten. Within just a few minutes, a pustules will quickly swell up from the sting site, and it will take at least one to two weeks to heal."
This is clearly the result of experimentation leading to true knowledge.
Yin Yu frowned slightly as he saw a picture of a wound with pustules on the demonstration image. The swollen pustules almost made the skin transparent, and they covered the entire arm one after another.
It's extremely disgusting. The mortality rate is low, but it's incredibly humiliating.
He Lianzhou grinned in disgust: "I hate this, let's not go looking for it, okay?"
Yin Yu scoffed at him.
"And the last biosignal is located on a mountain peak. There is a cave of unknown depth there, and the signal comes from at least two thousand meters deep inside the cave." Yin Rong took a deep breath, interrupting Yin Yu and He Lianzhou's private little act.
She said in a deep voice, "We were unable to continue exploring because we encountered a huge water system consisting of near-horizontal channels. It was very deep, and the biological signals were emanating from the water. We didn't know what was in the water."
"But according to local legend, it is the habitat of dragons."
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