Chapter 1427 - A Husky’s Survival In the Wild (2/2)

Lily cautiously fiddled with the packaging for a long time before she clumsily removed the wrap. A thick and pungent smell instantly drifted into her nostrils. The husky put a strip into her mouth. “It tastes like noodles. It’s delicious!”

Sure enough, the love of Spicy Sticks was in her DNA.

In no time, Lily had finished half a pack of Spicy Sticks. She then suddenly stopped. “I have to save the rest. It can be used as a seasoning for the porridge.”

“You can eat as much as you like. I have plenty,” Hao Ren said and laughed.

Lily looked at Hao Ren curiously. “How did you conjure this thing up? Where have you hidden the things that you used to treat the wounded wolves? Do you know magic?”

“This is my ability,” Hao Ren said. He knew that it was a period in Lily’s life where he could easily fudge his way through. “Just as you can become a powerful half-wolf, half-human, I can conjure a variety of things.”

“Can you conjure Zhuge Liang, the one who knows to execute the stone formation.”

“I don’t think you understand what I mean,” Hao Ren said.

“What about Zhang Fei, the general? I want to see who’s stronger between him and me.”

“I don’t think that’s necessary. Needless to say, you are the strongest in history. Nobody could have done what you’ve done by swinging the stone column in the Temple of Athena like a propeller.”

“Athena what?”

“You have many questions,” Hao Ren said.

“Oh, then I should stop asking,” Lily said, pursing her lips. But after a few seconds, she turned around again and asked, “What about the propeller?”

“Let’s talk about our search plan, shall we?” Hao Ren said.

One had to watch out when chatting with the husky; she was highly divergent in conversations. Hao Ren should have remembered this. After all, he had known her for three years.

However, it was also easy to sway Lily back to the topic. The husky maiden flicked her ears and said, “Ah, finding someone. What kind of person do you want to find?” Lily asked.

“Someone just like us, a non-human,” Hao Ren said. “I’m not sure where she is, but I only know that she’s hibernating in a place where no human would ever go. The natural phenomena around her are abnormal.”

As he spoke, Hao Ren tried to figure it out in his mind. According to the handwriting on the crepe, Vivian’s last known activity in Siberia was a battle with the vengeful spirit 300 years ago. Her hibernation should have started not long after the combat. On the other hand, Lily was almost a hundred years old in the real world. Seventy of those years had been spent in the human world. Meanwhile, the Lily before him had not come into contact with human society.”

When looking from this context, there was a considerable time gap of about 200 years.

Why is this so? Hao Ren wondered.

Did Vivian sleep for 200 years? Or was Lily wrong about her age? Or in that distorted space and time, history no longer followed the original time scale?”

All three scenarios were possible.

“Are you in a daze?” Lily asked.

Her voice jolted Hao Ren out of his thoughts. “Oh, ahem, ahem, I’m fine. Where were we? Oh, we were talking about her sleep.”

“Sleep? Your friend has hypersomnia?” Lily asked, scratching her chin. “This snowfield doesn’t seem like an ideal place to sleep.”

“I think the sleep you’re talking about is not what I mean,” Hao Ren said, rubbing his forehead. “Never mind. It’s a little difficult to explain it to you. I have her belongings here. Can you sniff her scent out?”