Chapter 63 (1/2)

Translator: Misty Cloud Editor: Misty Cloud

Helian Wei Wei observed the place where she was currently at. A field of well grown gra.s.s, each one glowed with a healthy s.h.i.+ne. Right in front of her was a small river.

When she fell, she fell into the river, so now her whole body was wet. As the chilly wind blew, she couldn’t help but sneeze.

The bottom of the cliff was very damp, so she couldn’t start a fire. Helian Wei Wei could only follow the flow of the river. If tonight she slept in these wet clothes, it’d be hard to NOT get sick.

After she walked for about two hours, Helian Wei Wei finally found a dry place where she could start a fire. She collected some leaves and branches, then searched for some fire stones. Finally she started a fire, and sat down beside it on the ground.

Her stamina couldn’t compare to what it had been previously in the 21th century. Her physique was too weak. She basically only walked for awhile, and she’s tired already. To a cultivator, this was a bad thing!

It would seem when she cultivated her martial qi in the future, she’d need to add extra training for her body.

Helian Wei Wei thought while taking off her clothes, hanging it near the fire, the inner layer was quickly dried up.

After resting for awhile, Helian Wei Wei looked around again. However, she didn’t extinguish the fire.

In a forest, having a fire was more critical than having a gun.

Because by having a fire, not only could you identify your coordinates, it could also deter those hungry wolves.

Helian Wei Wei was one of the best agents, she could survive in the forest better than anyone else.

Soon, she realized something’s wrong. What the h.e.l.l was this place. No matter how long she walked she couldn’t seem to walk out.

From just now, she had been walking around in circles.

So Helian Wei Wei instinctively thought that something was wrong.

There was no sight of any other people, and she was unable to talk to Yuan Ming.

As a result, Helian Wei Wei simply sat down by the fire, roasting the fish that she caught by the river.

No matter what time it was, humans couldn’t forget to fill their stomachs.

Helian Wei Wei licked her lips as the fish was done. She picked some strawberries from her spatial s.p.a.ce, smashed them and put them on the fish. As the oil from the fish dripped onto the fire, it made a sizzling sound. Not long thereafter, a delicious smelling aroma wafted out.

As Helian Wei Wei breathed in the aroma, she thought of going into her spatial s.p.a.ce to see if there’s anymore spice she could add. When she came back out, one of the fish was missing.

That’s odd.

Where did the third fish go?

Don’t tell her that the fish grew wings and flew away, because she would flip out!

When Helian Wei Wei was frowning, she heard a rustling sound.

She glanced over, only to see that sitting by the fire was a white cat staring at her. Its ears were straight up. What was that in between its claws? The third fish.

They stared at each other, not moving. For Helian Wei Wei it was nothing to sit completely still, but it’s a completely different story for the cat, since it was standing on three paws. Finally it toppled over and meowed with dejection.

Helian Wei Wei couldn’t hold it in, and laughed out loud. After all, it’s not everyday you could see a cat fall over because it was stealing food.

The wild cat maliciously stared at her, as if it’s relieving its anger by biting the fish.

Helian Wei Wei looked at it with a smile, not stopping what it was doing. The wild cat looked small and probably wouldn’t pose any danger to her.