Legend of Dream God in a Little Dream

Chapter 255: Annoying animal, baboon?

So, what if there is no way out from the beginning?

Star shrugged and walked in one direction. "It's just surviving for fourteen days. I can do it," Star said to himself. "If I can't do this, then let alone my ideal."

Well, "Man vs. Wild" is about to air its final episode on Star, bidding farewell to Star's youth.

As Sta walked on the road, he also understood: he had to find water first, because where there is water there will be life.

The sky was still bright at this time. This was the largest jungle among the elves. Everyone who came to challenge here would be teleported here, but for the sake of fairness, they would not meet each other, and they would not be able to see each other even if they were right in front of each other.

This place is just like the previous Red Pillar. Everyone’s challenge content is the same. They will all enter a virtual examination room and complete their real test here.

Every piece of soil under your feet is real, but in that real jungle, there will be no record of any Green Pillar Challenger.

It’s just like a game, where all scenes are like props, just to cooperate with each challenger to complete the challenge game.

So, this is Star's situation at the moment. He is alone in this virtual real jungle. Loneliness is real, hunger is real, and the birds are real, but the jungle is fake.

However, Star understood that this was just a challenge, and Zengjun had not yet realized that even Zengjun was trapped in a virtual real dream.

The sun was shining brightly in the sky, but it was dark next to Star as he walked through the jungle. The road ahead was like walking under the shade of trees, not very bright but not too dim either.

It is not difficult for Star to survive here because he has a spear.

"First, find a water source, then kill the animals we meet on the way with a spear. Then we only need to build a shelter and survive these fourteen days," Star planned.

puff~

The sound of a fawn jumping attracted Star. Star walked towards the source of the sound, lowering his sight that was blocked by the bushes, and a moose appeared in Star's eyes.

The elk had spots on its brown fur and a pair of antlers on its head. Judging from the length of the antlers, it was a male elk.

Star was delighted when he saw the elk stopping to eat the wild fruits that fell from the trees. "It's really God's blessing that they are going to prepare a big meal for me right after I come in. The most important thing is that it's free."

Star was about to summon a spear to kill the elk, but the spear did not appear as promised.

This made Stan wonder, 'Isn't this a mental thing? And why are you not allowed to use weapons?'

But no one responded to Star's question, and he could only accept the fact from the silence. It seemed that the Green Pillar challenge here really banned any weapons he could summon, even those made entirely of iron.

Star turned back and looked at the elk eating wild fruits. "What should I do? Can I run it to death?" Star shook his head inwardly when he thought of this. "It's unlikely that I can run it to death. I don't have any tools. Will I really miss my first big meat?"

It seems so. There is nothing here that can really help Star, and he can only rely on his own hands.

Star looked at the moose and said, "It seems that I won't be able to eat the venison today. But what I should do is not to feel regretful, but to try not to just look at it next time." Star also made this judgment.

Star then looked at the wild fruits on the tree. In Star's eyes, the green fruits were not ripe yet, judging from their color. How come there are so many wild fruits falling on the ground?

Soon Star got the answer, because a group of baboons were picking these wild fruits and eating them not far away.

Star looked at one of the baboons, who picked a wild fruit, kept his balance with one hand, and put the fruit into his mouth with the other hand. There was nothing wrong with it, it was just a normal way of eating.

However, after a while, the baboon bit the wild fruit open in its mouth with its teeth, ate the seeds and then spit out the flesh of the wild fruit.

When Star saw this, he understood the origin of so many wild fruits on the ground. Star looked at the wild fruits and fruit pulp on the ground. Some of the wild fruits were intact, probably because they slipped and fell while the baboon was picking them.

However, before Sita decided to fill his stomach with wild fruits, he still wanted to try to catch an elk to taste.

Star looked at the elk deer that was getting closer and closer to him. Star had already stepped back with his right foot to prepare for the pounce. With a human physique, after knocking down the elk deer, he only needed to quickly grab the deer's neck with both hands.

Then he would quickly use his powerful feet to step on the deer's head or neck before it could get up, and then he could get the venison. However, these were just Star's fantasies.

After all, the neck is the weak point of most animals, because the neck is the only way to connect the head. As long as the connection between the head and the body is cut off, the chance of winning will increase rapidly.

Star looked at the elk getting closer and closer, and was already imagining the roasted venison and roasted venison legs.

Mmm~Mmm~Mmm~Mmm~

The baboon in the distance also discovered Star's bad intentions and used its calls to alert the elk deer. The elk deer, hearing the baboon's warning signal, also noticed Star, who had half of his face exposed.

So the elk turned around quickly and ran away.

At the same time, after hearing the baboon's betrayal, Star had to advance his plan. The moment the elk turned around, Star pounced on it.

Thump~

He was covered in mud. Seeing this, the baboons in the distance made grunting sounds and laughed at Sita.

Star stood up from the mud and looked at these evil baboons who betrayed him first and then laughed at him.

But what could Stata do? Chase these baboons? And then let them walk him around like a dog?

"Wake up, Star. They are just some monkeys without manners. It will be a waste of effort to catch them. There is no need for me to correct their manners. Just let them be stupid monkeys," Star said to himself.

Arguing with a monkey is like playing the lute to a cow. Star also knows what is right and wrong. What's more, this is a thankless task.

The laughter of the baboons continued, and the laughter reached Star's ears, automatically translating some of Star's past.

To Star's ears, these laughs sounded like those that pulled him into the water but then abandoned him. This feeling was very depressing, and he wished he could throw them into the lava right now.