Looking at the grinning faces of the two of them, Allen stretched out his hand and slapped them heavily again. This slap caused the two of them to cry out in pain, but a strange Origin Energy rushed through their bodies like a tide. Belmore and Hubble opened their mouths at the same time and spat out a small mouthful of blood mist. This mouthful of blood mist was very small, but the blood was almost black. After spitting out this mouthful of blood mist, both of them felt much smoother.
"You guys take a rest. I'll take a walk around." Allen's slap used Origin Energy to shake their internal organs, forcing out some of the blood that had accumulated in their bodies, helping them recover from their injuries. Now that the potion's medicinal properties began to melt, it flowed through their blood and throughout their bodies. The initial stage of the medicinal properties was the best. At this time, they needed to consciously guide their Origin Energy to stimulate the medicinal properties in order to achieve rapid recovery.
Both of them sat quietly to rest, while Allen walked towards Karin with his saber in his hand. He didn't want to chase after them, but it was necessary to build a line of defense. The canyon was definitely not a safe place, and the planet of the Garden of Eden might not be as beautiful as its name suggested. Or rather, behind that beauty, there would always be something fatal.
No matter what kind of planet it was, there would always be dangerous creatures. The more evolved the planet, the more so. On a superplanet like the Garden of Eden, the level of danger was only higher than that of Earth. Although there weren't many dangerous species that could threaten Allen right now, unless it was the Earth Mother that he had encountered in the center of Frost Star, the overlord of the planet, the super dangerous species within the super dangerous species, it would pose a fatal threat to Allen.
As for this canyon, Allen could vaguely sense a few wild and powerful auras, but these auras were extremely far away. He didn't think that he would suddenly attack this place, but it was still necessary to guard against those giant wooden insects or other canyon creatures. He wasn't afraid, but Belmond and the others were recuperating, so it was better not to disturb them at this time.
The process of setting up the defensive line was very simple. Using the location of the two of them as the origin, Allen took a hundred and a half meter radius and casually waved his blood on the ground, leaving behind a saber mark. Then, he walked along this distance and slashed again four or five meters away. Just like that, he circled around the origin and drew a semicircle warning line. The knife marks left on the ground all contained his aura. Dangerous creatures could keenly sense these auras and make comparisons and judgments.
The smarter ones would stay away because Allen's residual aura carried a killing intent that they didn't dare to collide with. Of course, there were also some stupid ones, such as a vicious dog with spikes all over its body. When Allen drew the last cut on the warning line, it jumped down from a stone slab in front of it and displayed all the hard thorns on its body towards Allen. This was a dog-like creature. The difference between it and the canines on Earth was that its body was covered with hard spikes like a porcupine.
These spikes could be used for defense, and when needed, they could be shot out, becoming the stinger's natural weapon. Stingers are not a powerful and dangerous species. Their only problem is their numbers. The habit of living in groups was a bit like that of wolves, but the stinger hounds' groups were never large. From the Federation's records, these creatures would at most stay together in groups of three to five.
The thorns on their bodies not only defended against natural enemies, but also prevented their compatriots from approaching.
Stingers didn't have high intelligence, but they were wild. Like this stinger, its triangular eyes were filled with a fierce light. It spat out hot smoke from its nose, its hind legs saw the ground, and its front head bent slightly, preparing to charge. Then, it rushed over. When it rushed over, Allen felt as if he had seen a berserk sea urchin. He shook his head, wondering if the stinger's meat was delicious. Then, Blood Concealment floated up like a feather and slapped down.
Stingers were very outstanding in terms of short-distance explosive speed. This creature's unique muscle and bone structure allowed them to enter extreme speed in a few steps without needing to run up. Their maximum speed could reach about 80 kilometers per hour. This kind of instant acceleration allowed them to escape many dangers and hunt many prey. However, facing Allen today, this speed advantage was gone.
The vicious dog that was still charging forward suddenly felt as if it had been pressed down by an invisible mountain. Its body suddenly sank and then it fell to the ground. Then, there was the sound of bones shattering. A moment later, it could no longer get up. The hard thorns on his body were still wide open, but blood was constantly dripping out from them.
Just as Allen killed the vicious dog, two or three similar stingers walked out of the shadows of the mountain. Not only did the death of their compatriots not warn them, but it also aroused the ferocity of these creatures. A wild roar sounded in the canyon, then a few dull sounds, and finally the roar quickly turned into a moan. The change in his voice showed those smart fellows a scene of failing to hunt and being hunted instead. As a result, those fellows who originally wanted to try to break through the cordon now all retreated to the most hidden places.
While his thoughts were still in a daze, Hubble suddenly opened his eyes. At some unknown time, the sky had already darkened. Not far away, there was a bright ball of fire. Countless sparks flew into the sky, like stars hanging upside down. However, the Catus had no appreciation for beautiful things. What attracted him even more was not the dreamlike sparks, but a tempting fragrance that made the Catus' stomachs rumble. All the organs in his body were reminding Hubble that it was time for him to eat.
Belmore also woke up and smelled the fragrance of the meat. However, he was much more restrained than Hubble, at least he didn't drool at the corner of his mouth. He stood up and walked to the campfire. The campfire was scattered with hard thorns, hundreds of them long and short. Not far away were a few skeletons. From the structure of the skeletons and the pile of hard thorns on the ground, Belmore could easily picture the stingers in his mind.
There were a total of four skeletons. As for the meat stripped from their bodies, Allen spread it out on a red-hot stone and roasted it. Allen piled up large and small stones together, with dead wood piled in the middle. The dead wood was ignited by the flames, and the flames and heat waves were gathered in the stone barricade. The surface of the stone barricade was very hot and evenly heated. The dog meat was spread out on it, and the fat was roasted until it was oily.
Allen flipped the pieces of meat from time to time so that they wouldn't be burnt. Seeing the two of them wake up, he smiled and said, "You guys really know how to pick a time. Try this game that has come to your door."
"I just don't know if these things can be eaten," he added.
The shadows were like mountains. Hubble had already walked to the fire and reached out to grab a few pieces of barbecued meat on the stone barricade. After blowing hard, he threw it into his mouth and chewed it. Immediately, oil squeezed out from between his teeth. He chewed and said, "I can eat anything. Back then, when I was chased by Vasak's Nine Fangs, I even ate tree roots. Even if this thing is poisonous, it won't kill me. Oh, they smell so good. "
Belmore also lifted a piece, but he wasn't as anxious as Hubble. After letting the night wind cool down the high temperature of the barbecue, he put it in his mouth and chewed it. The stingers didn't have much fat on their bodies, but their meat fibers were very thin. Even if it was fine meat, it was still very elastic. After roasting it, it was also a kind of delicacy. Seeing that the two of them were eating, Allen didn't stand on ceremony. He picked up a piece and tasted it. He felt that it tasted pretty good.
As he ate, he said, "This reminds me of when I lived on the surface. There was no bread then. Every day the sun rises, we have to hunt. If we can't hunt, we have to starve. "
"I heard that memories are proof of old age. Young Master, you don't look old." Belmore began to destroy the second piece of barbecue.
Allen shook his head. "Memories are to let myself remember what kind of path I've walked, and how I'm going to go down this path."
Hubble grabbed a few pieces of barbecue that were still dripping with oil and threw them into his mouth. "What do you mean by walking down? It's not that complicated. For me, I must have that bastard Vasak at the end of my life. Only by getting rid of him will the end become a new beginning. "
Allen and Belmore looked at each other, and the latter sighed, "It's rare for our big man to say such philosophical words. Hey. It's a pity there's no wine here. Otherwise, I'd have a drink for that. "
Hubble's eyes lit up when he heard about the wine. "We'll go back tomorrow, and then I'll soak in the barrel for three days!"
Allen supported his forehead and said, "I'm afraid we don't have such a big bucket."
Then the three of them laughed.
The laughter came to a halt in a hurry, and Hubble stuffed more things into his mouth. The big man had eaten almost one and a half of the four stinger hounds' meat, and his appetite was still bottomless. Allen and Belmore felt something. Belmore wanted to stand up, but he was held down by Allen. Then he said to a certain direction in the shadows, "Since you're here, don't hide anymore. I can hear your stomach drumming."
Only then did Hubble know that an uninvited guest had arrived, but the other party didn't react to him. He probably wasn't a powerful character, so Hubble continued his feast. The minds of the Catus were often so simple.
A faint sound came from the shadows, like the sound of stones rolling across the ground in the wind. Then, two figures gradually appeared in the flames. One was wild and sexy, the other was petite and agile.
Allen was slightly surprised and said, "It's you guys?"
The two people who walked out of the shadows were both women. The one walking in front was Lola, who was dragging a giant sword in her hand, and the one behind was Talikova. A smile appeared on Lola's face, while Talikova puffed her cheeks as if she was angry.
"Your ears are quite good. You can still hear Talikova's stomach drumming from so far away." Lola said with a smile.
The girl behind her revealed her two sharp teeth and shouted, "Is it wrong for me to be hungry?"
Allen smiled and said, "We still have food here. Would you like some?"
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