Wilderness Survival with Druid System

The two didn’t say much but quickly separated.

Hua Yun arrived at the hunting cabin, placing her defensive weapons within easy reach, while holding the bow and arrow in her hand.

She half-squatted on the ground, quickly entering hunting mode.

On Chen Wen’s side.

He was with the Golden Eagle.

Today’s hunt didn’t actually require the Golden Eagle, but it insisted on joining, so Chen Wen tasked the eagle with scouting and protecting Hua Yun in times of crisis.

The Golden Eagle happily accepted the task.

Chen Wen grabbed the rope fixed from yesterday and swiftly climbed onto a sturdy tree branch.

He straddled the branch, holding the spear, quietly observing the forest in the morning light.

One must admit, the late fall and early winter scenery of Lake Baikal was rather beautiful.

The forest, a mix of deciduous and evergreen trees, was like a painter’s palette with golden and green hues splashed wildly on nature’s canvas.

The morning mist of Lake Baikal, accompanied by a gentle breeze, drifted into such a canvas.

The sunlight and mist together created Tyndall effects.

Beams of light interwoven with blue lake water and golden autumn scenery formed a picture aspiring wildlife photographers dream of capturing.

Even though Chen Wen had seen many beautiful landscapes, this morning view of Lake Baikal still brought him considerable joy.

And amidst such an environment.

A creature resembling a deer but with a somewhat foolish appearance came barging in.

Siberian Roe Deer!

Chen Wen spotted the Siberian Roe Deer, a sharp glint flashing in his eyes.

This fellow was quite robust, a male roe deer.

It leisurely walked through the bushes, heading along the animal trail towards the distant Lake Baikal.

More than this one Siberian Roe Deer came to drink water.

In Chen Wen’s vision, four or five more Siberian Roe Deer emerged from the shrubs.

Chen Wen remained motionless.

He calmly watched the group of Siberian Roe Deer walk along the trail not very far from him, while glancing up at the Golden Eagle.

The Golden Eagle understood, swiftly flapping its wings as it headed to the hunting cabin where Hua Yun was in ambush.

It did not call out but jumped near the cabin a few times.

Hua Yun immediately understood that prey was approaching.

Feeling slightly uneasy, she picked up pine needles and smeared them on her clothes.

After conveying the message, the Golden Eagle flapped its wings and flew high above.

Soon.

As Hua Yun waited somewhat nervously, the Siberian Roe Deers reached the edge of the forest.

At this moment, a somewhat strange thing caught their attention.

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The Siberian Roe Deer was a bit curious.

It had survived in this forest for several years, drinking from this lakeshore countless times.

But today, it noticed something new at this usually unchanged lakeshore.

Not to mention the distant high ground, where there was a peculiar, bud-like object, but close to them at the forest’s edge, there was a new rock-like entity.

Although it was covered with pine branches and pine needles.

Out of caution, the Siberian Roe Deers did not approach recklessly or leave the forest.

This surprised Chen Wen in the tree.

Did the disguise fail?

He wondered, slowly picking up his spear, planning to act before the Siberian Roe Deers fled, directly killing one.

But just as Chen Wen gathered his strength, the Siberian Roe Deers showed signs of movement.

A clumsy Siberian Roe Deer seemed unable to resist.

It slowly left its companions, walking towards the lakeshore, observing the nearby hunting cabin as it moved.

Seemingly, if there was any disturbance, it would immediately flee into the distance.

However, the hunting cabin remained as motionless as the forest trees, only a few camouflaging pine needles gently swaying in the breeze.

This calm reassured the Siberian Roe Deer considerably.

It slowly reached the lakeshore, began to sip the lake water cautiously.

With one Siberian Roe Deer leading, the other Siberian Roe Deers felt less worried.

They followed their companion’s steps, glancing backwards as they exited the forest and reached the lakeshore to drink.

Apparently, this group of Siberian Roe Deers was merely puzzled by the appearance of a strange new object here; they hadn’t seen through the disguise!

From the tree, Chen Wen finally felt relieved.

Hua Yun also breathed a sigh of relief.

For animals with mediocre senses but daring and somewhat foolish, such a simple hunting cabin could easily deceive them.

Hua Yun watched the Siberian Roe Deer, slowly raising her bow and arrow.

She breathed deeply, preparing for the hunt.

The start of the hunt was in Hua Yun’s hands this time.

Only after she shot the arrow would Chen Wen follow up by throwing the spear.

Therefore, when to fire was entirely up to Hua Yun’s readiness.

At this moment, while adjusting her breathing, Hua Yun was also searching for her prey.

Her target was the robust-looking male roe deers.

Male roe deer had slightly larger builds; their bones were larger and sturdier, which later would be more effective in luring brown bears when burned.

Hua Yun quickly determined her target.

She slowly drew the bowstring, steadily aiming the arrow at the side chest of the male roe deer.

This male roe deer had its chest facing the lake while drinking slowly, ensuring that the roe deer would not make any sudden moves, offering a perfect opportunity for a shot!

As an experienced hunter, Hua Yun had a highly keen intuition and was skilled at making decisions.

She didn’t hesitate, directly releasing the bowstring, letting the arrow fly out!

Whoosh!

The bow and arrow whipped up a breeze, piercing through the shooting window of the hunting cabin, darting straight at the male Siberian Roe Deer drinking water, penetrating its side, and thrusting into the internal organs.

The male roe deer, attacked, felt pain transmitted to the brain via nerves, reflexively hopping from its spot, neglecting to make any sounds, quickly accelerating away.

The surrounding Siberian Roe Deers, despite not knowing what had happened, opted to flee immediately.

But they did not know what attacked them or from which direction the assault came.

This led to rather bizarre escape routes for the Siberian Roe Deers.

Some ran along the lakeshore.

Some dashed a bit towards the lake, found things amiss then changed directions.

Some mistook the attacker as coming from the water, turning to flee into the woods directly.

Overall, the scene was quite chaotic.

Upon seeing Hua Yun act, Chen Wen too did not hesitate, decisively raising his spear.

His targets were those fleeing into the woods.

Once they entered the forest, Chen Wen, with some foresight, aimed at a fleeing male roe deer.

Then, he decisively threw the spear.

However, this time Chen Wen’s foresight was a bit off.