Wilderness Survival with Druid System

Chen Wen’s one question drew Jiang Xue into Chen Wen’s previous state.

Somewhat anxious and uncertain.

She really wanted to bring Big Orange over, indeed the conditions here are evidently good!

Furthermore, she truly wanted to see Big Orange again.

After all, in her rather unique life, the Big Orange that was fostered in the zoo since childhood had occupied a large part.

It can be said that Jiang Xue’s entire adolescence was spent with Big Orange, even her parents didn’t spend as much time with her as Big Orange did!

But now, Big Orange is at the National Park over there, is it troublesome to bring it here?

Jiang Xue didn’t really want to trouble Chen Wen.

However, Chen Wen seemed to have sensed Jiang Xue’s inner doubts.

He smiled and said, ”This time, the Qiangtang Nature Reserve owes me a big favor; they should have some connections with the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park, even if they don’t, they’re part of the same system. If we go through Qiangtang Nature Reserve, it wouldn’t be too difficult.”

Upon hearing this, Jiang Xue immediately felt no doubts.

She stood up seriously and bowed to Chen Wen, ”I’m counting on you!”

Chen Wen quickly supported Jiang Xue, saying, ”No need for that, I actually quite like Big Orange too, if he comes here, it’ll be livelier.”

After helping Jiang Xue onto the wheelchair, Chen Wen asked about life on the island.

Jiang Xue nodded, ”Very good, for the animals here, it’s like a paradise, and for me, it’s like a peaceful haven.”

Hearing Jiang Xue’s words, Chen Wen couldn’t help but smile.

Intellectuals do tend to be particular with their words.

After sending Jiang Xue to the workplace, Chen Wen returned to his own room.

The room is cleaned daily, so it doesn’t appear dirty or messy.

Chen Wen lay on the big bed, comfortably closed his eyes, planning to take a nap.

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Once awake from the nap.

Chen Wen felt full of energy.

He looked at his phone, there were a few missed calls, but all were from familiar numbers.

Chen Wen looked and first returned a call to Liu Yu.

After chatting briefly, Chen Wen understood Liu Yu’s intentions.

On one hand, he needed to go back and collect the Forest Extreme Challenge badge, the sooner you collect this thing, the better, and Qu Yong also collected the money Chen Wen earned, which is kept at the association.

On the other hand, within the team where Chen Wen is captain, Hua Yun and Xu Qiang are continuing to challenge.

But the challenges they chose were somewhat different, Hua Yun has set her sights on the Forest Extreme Challenge in autumn and winter.

While Xu Qiang plans to try the Swamp Extreme Challenge again.

Their times conflict, so as the captain, Chen Wen needs to make an appearance, and also he needs to go to the association to decide which challenge he’ll do next.

Once decided, he’d need to collect the materials and start reviewing them in preparation.

Chen Wen and Liu Yu agreed on a time, he plans to go over in ten days.

After all, he just arrived on the island.

Liu Yu wasn’t in a hurry, anyway, whether it’s the Forest Extreme Challenge or the Swamp Extreme Challenge, both won’t start for several months.

Nothing else was happening.

Hanging up on Liu Yu’s call, Chen Wen dialed back the calls from the island ”brotherhood.”

They were mostly checking on how Chen Wen is doing now, and questioning whether this year they’d go out traveling together.

Chen Wen politely declined the invitation to travel.

He plans to finish the Eight Extremes Challenge first, and then not participate in survival challenges anymore, comfortably staying on the island.

Additionally, there was a call from Vikram.

Vikram exchanged phone numbers with Chen Wen when in Qiangtang.

Now Vikram is still in Hua Country, undergoing treatment.

Soon, Vikram connected the call.

He was asking for Chen Wen’s email address, he had mentioned earlier in Qiangtang that he’d send over the results of his investigation into Hunting Owl.

Upon hearing Vikram asking for the email address, Chen Wen realized the guy must have discovered something.

Chen Wen readily gave his email address.

Before long, he opened his computer where an email had already arrived.

After receiving the mail attachments, several files appeared before Chen Wen.

However, Chen Wen didn’t look at them immediately, but instead took out his phone, calling a leader he knew from Qiangtang.

After some courteous chats, Chen Wen got straight to the point.

He asked about the interrogation results over there, and whether some records related to Hunting Owl Headquarters could be sent over.

The leader thought for a while and agreed to the request, suggesting Chen Wen contact Zhaxi Cizhu.

Zhaxi Cizhu is now fully responsible for the Hunting Owl poaching incident.

Additionally, Chen Wen asked about Big Orange.

Upon hearing Chen Wen wanted to adopt a Northeast Tiger fostered in human society since childhood, and now an aging one, this leader happily agreed.

Wild Northeast Tigers would be difficult to handle, but cases like Big Orange’s are pretty manageable.

Ending the call, Chen Wen contacted Zhaxi Cizhu again.

Upon learning Chen Wen wanted to understand the Hunting Owl Headquarters situation, Zhaxi Cizhu first gave him some advice, telling Chen Wen to be cautious.

Then, he went on to organize and print the relevant documents intending to mail them to Chen Wen’s place.

Chen Wen thought about it, and asked Zhaxi Cizhu to mail them to the association’s headquarters, later sending assistants Lin Jiawei or Jiang Chang to retrieve them.

Furthermore, Chen Wen also had a call with Qin Yi.

For this person who, to find evidence of Hunting Owl poaching, ventured alone into Qiangtang by foot, Chen Wen had some fondness.

After treatment, Qin Yi’s situation improved greatly.

Moreover, he kept clamoring to treat Chen Wen to a meal, to express gratitude for saving his life.

But Chen Wen rejected all such offers.

The priority right now is for him to recover well.

Ending the call, Chen Wen sat at the computer, browsing recent news and hot topics, so as not to fall out of touch with society.

By evening, only then did he leave the room, heading downstairs.

In the room, there was also a hired Filipino helper.

Seeing Chen Wen come out, immediately asked if Chen Wen needed to have a meal prepared.

Only then did Chen Wen realize he hadn’t eaten anything for a day.

Ah, the system has this one downside.

Usually with all features turned on, you really don’t feel hungry!

Chen Wen scratched his head, asking them to prepare a meal.

Looking at the time, it was around eight in the evening.

Chen Wen sent Jiang Xue a message, asking if she had eaten.

Upon learning Jiang Xue had, Chen Wen informed her that Big Orange’s matter was resolved, in a few days, Big Orange can be brought to the island.

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In the following ten days, Chen Wen truly took a vacation for himself.

Reading, gaming, spending time with the animals...

Though it’s called a break, each day was busy indeed.

Occasionally, Chen Wen would coordinate with the staff to conduct animal check-ups and feeding.

Although a bit tiring, Chen Wen enjoyed it.

Aside from that, Chen Wen was constantly on the phone with Vikram, gaining comprehensive insights into Hunting Owl.

This internationally renowned expansive organization began to reveal its core darkness to Chen Wen.

So ten days passed this way.

On the morning of the eleventh day, Chen Wen visited each animal house to bid a temporary farewell to the animals.

He planned to go to the association to collect his badge and prize money, deal with Hua Yun and Xu Qiang’s issues, and decide on the next survival challenge.

Moreover, there at the association, there were intelligence files on Hunting Owl Headquarters that Chen Wen intended to analyze.

Upon leaving, Chen Wen instructed the security personnel responsible for island security to remain vigilant.

Since learning about Hunting Owl’s deep hatred towards himself, he had intensified precautionary measures.

The same caution applied to the island as well.