Wilderness Survival with Druid System

Watching Chen Wen and Vikram move to within two meters of each other in the footage and start to converse.

Qu Yong was still quite surprised.

Things had actually been resolved last night; he had just received news from the rescue team — Qin Yi’s life had been saved.

Although he lost quite a bit of blood, which even led to shock.

But fortunately, Chen Wen treated the wound promptly, called for rescue, and even got Qin Yi’s blood type from Yang Feng quickly.

This series of actions saved a lot of time, allowing the rescue team to quickly administer a blood transfusion to Yang Feng.

Moreover, due to Chen Wen’s fairly decent bandaging, the rescue team directly used Chen Wen’s bandage as a basis for secondary treatment.

Of course, the wound would need further treatment, but on the premise that Qin Yi could survive until then.

At around seven, almost eight o’clock in the morning, Qin Yi’s vital signs slowly moved away from the extremely dangerous level.

Now, although still very risky, it wasn’t like last night where he could die at any moment.

”Originally I wanted to tell Chen Wen the news, but he’s talking with Vikram, so it’ll have to wait until he’s free.”

Qu Yong shook his head, refraining from dialing the satellite phone.

Mainly because satellite phones cannot be used as a means for contestants to contact the production team, Chen Wen’s advantage this time was completely due to being the host.

Just like the survival in the Great Sand Desert, the seed contestant from there would definitely communicate with the Australian Association within a few days.

And many of the contestant’s scenes, like this time, weren’t released publicly.

After daydreaming for a while, Qu Yong shook his head: ”If those two can cooperate this time, Chen Wen’s survival should be completely assured.”

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On Chen Wen’s side.

After a brief communication with Vikram, the two quickly established an offensive and defensive alliance.

The reason for their alliance was none other than Hunting Owl!

Chen Wen slung the spear over his back, sizing up Vikram who was wielding a military thorn.

He hadn’t expected Vikram would also be aware of Hunting Owl’s existence.

Earlier, while discussing poaching in this area, Vikram casually mentioned he had seen the Hunting Owl Organization before.

According to him, back then he had just started school, was still young, his uncle worked for a reserve in India, somewhat like a security team.

During a patrol, Vikram’s uncle’s squad encountered poachers.

The poachers had infiltrated the reserve solely for ivory.

Upon encountering each other, they naturally engaged in combat.

Vikram’s uncle was wounded by poachers in the fight, and though he was rushed for treatment upon return, ultimately the local backward medical conditions limited any remedy.

From then on, Vikram remembered the name Hunting Owl.

Later, while on missions in Africa as a mercenary, Vikram got to know a Zimbabwean woman from the Akashinga organization.

Their relationship was quite good, but before Vikram could act on his feelings, the female warrior from the Akashinga organization was killed by the Hunting Owl Organization in a battle protecting rhinos.

Chen Wen knew a bit about the Akashinga organization; in some documents, it’s also called Akasinja.

It’s the world’s first non-armed anti-poaching women’s unit; Chen Wen first heard of it from a high-ranking official at the Animal Protection Association in Australia.

A friend of that official was a retired female sniper from Australia’s special forces who joined Akashinga as a coach afterward.

No matter what, Chen Wen still respects this organization quite a bit.

After all, the initial members of Akashinga were merely single mothers and various female victims, as well as AIDS orphans, yet they took on the anti-poaching responsibility for the entire Zambezi River downstream nature reserve, even being employed by the International Anti-Poaching Foundation.

Aside from those politicians’ staged performances for votes, the number of sacrifices from this organization is indeed real.

And after that incident, Vikram engraved the name of the Hunting Owl Organization in his heart.

Therefore, when he demonstrated his hatred for Hunting Owl.

Chen Wen immediately informed Vikram that the poaching incidents here were also done by Hunting Owl.

Initially, Vikram didn’t quite believe it, but as Chen Wen shared the common organizational structure of Hunting Owl and mentioned the several Hunting Owl setups he had dismantled.

Vikram was completely convinced.

Hence, they built a foundation of trust — after all, people who continue to resist poachers despite the threats are generally not bad people.

Moreover, since there was no inherent conflict of interest between the two, cooperation became a natural outcome.

”So, what’s your idea now?”

Vikram looked at Chen Wen, his eyes full of inquiry.

Chen Wen contemplated for a moment and said, ”Our reserve is currently targeting the Hunting Owl members for capture; I feel their main lair is probably empty, and heading there now won’t help much, but might even be disruptive.”

Hearing this, Vikram nodded slightly.

From Chen Wen, he also learnt of the reserve’s ongoing actions.

This made Vikram feel a bit more positive about the Qiangtang Nature Reserve.

After some thought, Vikram said, ”Since we can’t do much to help at the moment, let’s resolve your worries first!”

Hearing this, Chen Wen was startled.

Vikram continued, ”Eliminate one person to earn a qualification for advancement.”

Chen Wen looked at Vikram: ”Eliminate whom?”

”Well, definitely not me, we still have to join forces.”

Feeling Chen Wen’s gaze, Vikram immediately clarified his stance.

After Chen Wen retracted his gaze, Vikram said, ”The nearest to us are people under Jon, I’ve seen them before, they’ve already gathered, roughly three or four, I’m not quite sure.”

”If we’re eliminating someone, I think they’re the best choice.”

Hearing this, Chen Wen chuckled: ”Do you have a conflict with Jon?”

”No, but I do have a conflict with his ally.”

Vikram directly expressed his hostility towards Nuo Bu: ”Nuo Bu, this person ambushed me once during a prior survival event, if he had taken me down one-on-one, it wouldn’t bother me, but he brought three people and attacked me by surprise — I despise this behavior, so I publicly expressed disdain for Nuo Bu afterward, which led to our conflict.”

Hearing this, Chen Wen chuckled.

Four against one, honestly, he doesn’t think highly of such behavior either.

”Therefore, eliminating Nuo Bu’s subordinates and Jon’s people this time doesn’t leave me guilty; besides, there’s money and supplies to gain after taking them down, what do you say?”

Vikram looked at Chen Wen, sensing that Chen Wen wasn’t a bleeding heart.

Soon, Chen Wen smirked: ”Alright!”