Chapter 2123
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"Useless!" The old man went forward and wiped the saliva off the corner of the girl's mouth.
"Eat it later. It's too hot!" The old man scolded when he saw the girl about to reach for it.
"Oh …" The girl could only wait anxiously after being scolded by the old man.
"Grandpa, why didn't we bring any rations?" While waiting, the girl looked at the old man in confusion.
The old man stared at the girl and said, "When you grow up, you might have to survive in the wild. By then, what if you don't bring any rations with you? Are you going to wait for death? If you learn all these techniques, even if you don't have anything to eat or drink, you will be able to face any situation calmly. Do you understand?"
"Grandpa, I understand." The girl seemed to understand and nodded her head.
"Eat." The old man passed a whole hare to the girl.
"Grandpa, you haven't eaten for a day. Grandpa, eat," the girl said.
"Hurry up and eat. I'm not hungry." The old man seemed to be impatient.
Hearing that the old man wasn't hungry, the girl stared at the hare and drooled again. She sniffed the hare and took a bite.
The old man had taken out all the bones of the hare, so it was easy for the girl to eat.
"Grandpa, I'm full."
After a while, the girl said to the old man.
"Hmm …"
The old man stared at the remaining half of the hare. He picked it up silently and ate it.
…
Late at night, in the cave.
The snow outside the cave wasn't heavy, but it wasn't light either. The fire in the cave was bright and warm, so the girl didn't feel cold sitting beside the fire.
Just as the girl was about to fall asleep, she heard a weak cry for help from outside the cave and the howl of a wolf.
Almost instantly, the girl woke up.
"Grandpa, there seems to be someone," the girl said carefully as she looked at the old man who had his eyes closed.
However, the old man didn't move and seemed to be asleep.
The cry for help was getting louder and louder. The girl finally plucked up her courage and walked out of the cave step by step.
"Help …"
Outside the cave, a little boy was panting with a face full of fear. Blood was flowing from the corner of his eyes and a ghastly scar could be vaguely seen. It seemed like he was injured by a sharp claw.
Lying on the ground, the boy used his hands and feet to quickly move backward.
However, he was just a child. How could he compare to the speed of a beast?
Almost in an instant, a snow-white wild wolf with fangs gleaming with a cold light pounced towards the boy with a roar.
The boy's face was pale, but in the face of despair, he still subconsciously shouted for help.
Suddenly, a ray of light appeared, and the scorching temperature seemed to melt the snow.
The girl held a burning wooden stick in her hand. She jogged all the way to the boy's side and waved the stick at the wild wolf.
At this moment, the girl's face was filled with nervousness. However, in her mind, the reporter's grandfather once said that wolves were most afraid of fire.
The boy stared at the girl who was slightly older than him in astonishment.
This girl seemed to have descended from the sky. Her fearless back gave people a mysterious sense of security.
The wild wolf stared at the girl with its tail drooping down. Its eyes were filled with a cold light, and its fangs that could tear through anything would cause people's hearts to tremble.
At this moment, the wild wolf howled at the girl.
"Grandpa, I'm scared …"
The girl's face was filled with nervousness as she glanced at the cave from time to time. At this moment, the girl regretted not waking her grandfather up and running out alone.
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