I Live on the Land in Global Games

Chapter 125 - 125 124 Crow’s Mouth125: Chapter 124 Crow’s Mouth 125: Chapter 124 Crow’s Mouth Mu Ying heard that mutter and gave the person an exasperated look, “It’s not wrong to say ‘struggling to survive’.

You all may think it looks safe right now, but if we don’t fight hard to improve ourselves, we might just be eliminated.

Yes, monsters exceeding our level either haven’t arrived yet or are trapped in instances, but powerful monsters will come eventually, and the instances will merge with the Main World one day.

What will we rely on then?

Rely on the Territory Shield?

The Territory Shield needs a lot of money every day to maintain.

How many people can earn money without leaving their territory?

That’s why power is the most important, improving strength is also for preserving life, and only then for living better.

For the little treasures in the monsters or the instances, when they are trapped, is it necessary to fight for them instead of using the time to increase our ability to defeat the enemy?

Have you all learned all your professional skills?

Reached the peak?

Or is your level high enough?

Don’t treat this as a game, thinking that every monster must be killed and every instance must be cleared first.

How long have we been in our positions?

Did you notice that Little Tom from Sela Restaurant is only so big, and he has already taken up a position?

Think about the other outsiders like him; if they start engaging with these abilities when they are so young, then their origins may have even more powerful people.

Can we compare?

What we lack most is actually time to get familiar with our abilities!

Even I dread when the third monster invasion will come.

Aren’t you worried?

So why risk adventures when we haven’t even fully explored the treasures we carry ourselves?

“Yes, yes, yes,” the previously unconcerned person nodded repeatedly, frightened by Mu Ying’s reasoning, as if a bunch of terrifying monsters could fall from the sky any moment.

The others also appeared contemplative, their previous restlessness after encircling the Ghoul had settled, and they almost wished they could immediately return to their territory to train intensely.

Mu Ying looked at their calmed expressions and nodded, somewhat relieved.

It seemed her speech had quite the effect.

“Look, look up...

the sky!” someone said with a trembling voice.

Everyone’s heart sank.

Mu Ying, who had excellent vision, instantly saw a light emerging in the night sky.

Although it looked like a star, it was indeed moving.

“Run!

Back to the territory!” she shouted.

Her loud voice woke those still trying to figure out what was happening in the sky, and everyone immediately fled desperately toward their territory.

Mu Ying was grateful they had been walking and talking, already halfway back to the territory from the graveyard.

As she ran, she muttered, “I was only trying to scare the others, didn’t use any Curse Magic, right?

How come as soon as we mention a monster invasion, it happens?

If anyone asked now how long it takes for a meteor carrying monsters from being visible to the naked eye to hitting the ground, Mu Ying could confidently answer, just over four minutes.

This time, the professions running at full speed from between the graveyard and the territory wouldn’t make it back before it hit the ground.

Luckily, Mu Ying’s Mana Value was still very abundant, enough for her to bestow the Divine Movement Technique on those with low agility who were lagging behind, ensuring no one was left behind.

This time, the number of “meteors” was even denser than before.

Last time it was a scattering, this time it was like a downpour.

However, it seemed different; not every “meteor” carried a monster.

As she approached the gate of the territory, she saw with her own eyes a meteor embedding itself into a beetle perched on a tree trunk.

The beetle snapped and fell to the grass, dead or something.

There were a few newly arrived monsters around, still shrouded in light, not clearly visible.

A huge creature had just landed right on the path where Mu Ying and her companions were running, but the leading Mu Ying didn’t stop.

Instead, she quickly crossed over it during the brief confusion of the “Meteor” as it landed.

The advancing people were terrified, unbeknownst to the pair of faint red eyes watching in the light, staring at the group of two-legged beasts charging at it; they were also terrified, desperately struggling to break free from the light and bouncing to the side.

“Phew, we finally made it!”

Once they crossed the Territory Shield, the pent-up energy suddenly dissipated; those who cared about their image still managed to sit up, while those who didn’t care just collapsed at the entrance of the territory.

However tired, everyone subtly agreed to turn their heads toward the outside of the territory, panting heavily while watching the outside situation.

The closest was that blocking creature.

But unlike the violent and terrifying image everyone imagined, it was a white giant rabbit.

Its massive body, fluffy ears, and bright red eyes; it turned to glance their way after coming out of the light, then disappeared into the forest with a few leaps.

“The bunny is so big, so cute!” Liu Luoluo’s eyes sparkled with hearts, her fur looked almost as grown as Boss Mu’s in wolf form.

“Jumping Rabbit, Level 2 medium herbivorous Magic Beast, has strong jumping power and significant strength in its legs.

A mature Jumping Rabbit, with a built-up force, can kick down a tree as thick as a thigh with one kick.

Talent Skill: Bouncing Ball,” Mu Ying shared the results of the Biological Recognition.

Even though it’s only Challenge Level 2, it’s not truly harmless, but like regular rabbits, they are gentle and timid by nature and generally do not attack humans unless provoked.

Liu Luoluo thought about trees as thick as thighs and then about her tiny frame—fluffiness not to be underestimated!

None of them were simple creatures.

However, Mu Ying pondered over this monster that seemed not as high-level as she had expected; there were quite a number of low levels as well.

And what that Meteor merging into the native life form meant and what impacts it might bring were also unknown.

Right, had the wolf pack returned yet?

Mu Ying suddenly became worried; lately, Da Hui and its pack had been hunting day in and day out on their own, fending for themselves.

After being fed the Recovery Spring by Mu Ying for a while, they had become much smarter than average animals; sometimes they even knew to bring back leftover prey or unusable bones and hides to pawn off.

With no entry fees or rent to pay, they had accumulated some savings and could even afford cooked meals from restaurants occasionally; even Mu Ying had received skewers and snacks from Da Hui and its returns.

They were also growing rapidly, adapting to this world.

Today, the younger wolves also went out to learn hunting.

Mu Ying, worried about today’s outside conditions, ran toward the Tree House.

All along the way, she saw no sign of the wolf pack, and the ground floor of the Tree House was empty.

After confirming with Yuan Gungun, they really hadn’t returned yet.

What to do?

What if something had happened?

Mu Ying’s Mana Value was also depleted by then, and she was very anxious, could only run back to the entrance of the territory again.

With a leap, she transformed into wolf form, sprinted to the territory entrance, lifted her head, took a deep breath, and howled into the dark forest outside.

“Awoooo~”

“Awoooo~~”

“Awoooo~~~”