Kaede Sato had ordered Wind Speed Dog to set the area on fire. Not only did it burn away the venomous spiders' thoughts of continuing their pursuit, it also burned away Kaede Sato and Wind Speed Dog's deterrence.
As they continued to move forward, apart from some extremely irascible wild fairies that recklessly launched sneak attacks, Kaede Sato and Wind Speed Dog's advance was not hindered by other wild fairies in the forest.
In the end, Wind Speed Dog continued to lead Kaede Sato to the east. After more than ten minutes, they finally arrived at the border between the Spider Forest and the Lazy Weng Forest.
In this bordering area, Kaede Sato began to see some Lazy Weng lazily lying on the branches.
As the number of Lazy Weng in the surrounding forest increased, the atmosphere in the surrounding forest gradually became lazy.
As the name suggested, the Lazy Weng Forest was a forest inhabited by a large number of Lazy Weng. This forest was inhabited by a group of Lazy Weng led by a Heavenly King Stage Fake King.
The reason why Kaede Sato chose to let Wind Speed Dog run to the Lazy Weng Forest was very simple. There were two reasons:
First, according to the map, the Lazy Weng Forest was the most fertile forest in the eastern part of the mysterious island. There was a large natural wild fruit forest here.
Therefore, there were a lot of animals and plants here, and the number of wild fairies was not small either. If Kaede Sato wanted to obtain the materials needed to survive in a short period of time, this was the most suitable place to look.
Second, as the Lazy Weng clan that ruled the Lazy Weng Forest, they were lazy and simple by nature. They had always maintained an attitude of standing aloof from worldly affairs.
As long as they didn't destroy the forest and affect their food source, they basically didn't care about outsiders like Kaede Sato.
Therefore, Kaede Sato's activities here were very safe. He could rest here with peace of mind.
After Kaede Sato confirmed that he had completely entered the Lazy Man's Forest, he let the panting Wind Speed Dog stop in front of a nearby stream to rest.
While Wind Speed Dog was drinking water in front of the stream, Kaede Sato quickly took out a fully charged solar hot water kettle. Then, he used a small bucket to fetch some clear water from the stream and poured it into the solar hot water kettle to boil.
After that, Kaede Sato took out some gemstone energy cubes and fed them to Wind Speed Dog. Then, he carried the solar kettle and Wind Speed Dog to the shade of a nearby tree to rest.
Wind Speed Dog was now at Level 43. Coupled with its huge body size and tyrannical flame aura, some of the weaker Bug and Grass Fairies nearby fled in all directions, fearing that they wouldn't be able to escape.
As for the powerful Wild Fairies, although they hated the two dangerous outsiders, Kaede Sato and Wind Speed Dog, they did not choose to attack rashly since Kaede Sato and Wind Speed Dog did not choose to attack them. Instead, they just stood guard in the dark nearby.
As for the Lazybones who were the rulers of the Lazybones Forest, they were still lazily lying on the trees, basking in the sun, eating slowly, or sleeping soundly. They didn't seem to care about Sato Kaede and the others at all.
However, the eyes of these Lazy Men kept looking at Kaede Sato and Wind Speed Dog, intentionally or unintentionally, with a hint of vigilance in their lazy gazes.
The evolved Hyperkinetic Apes of the Lazy Men looked at Kaede Sato and Wind Speed Dog with undisguised disgust.
Their tempers were ordinary and irritable, and they kept making strange sounds in the nearby forest, as if warning Kaede Sato and Wind Speed Dog not to cause trouble in the forest.
The Hyperkinetic Apes belonged to the first stage of evolution of the Lazy Men. They were different from the naturally lazy Lazy Men and the King of Leave. The characteristic of the Hyperkinetic Apes was enthusiasm, so most of them were very irritable and belligerent.
For the whole day, apart from sleeping, the Hyperkinetic Apes were in a state of excitement most of the time. In general, they were patients with severe ADHD, and they would feel uncomfortable even if they did not move for even a moment.
However, perhaps because of this, most of the Lazy Men who were usually lazy would smoothly evolve into the powerful King of Leave after evolving into the Hyperkinetic Apes.
After a long time, the nearby Wild Fairies and Hyperkinetic Apes realized that Kaede Sato and Wind Speed Dog only chose to rest here and did not do anything out of line, so they lowered their vigilance.
In the end, a Leave Requesting King, who was eating a large amount of food from many Wild Fairies nearby, had his fill. After burping and turning over to sleep, the surrounding Wild Fairies who were wary of Kaede Sato and Wind Speed Dog also dispersed.
"Phew ~ We finally left. Although the safety factor of the Lazy Men's forest is very high, the ruler here is very powerful. We must not provoke them."
Kaede Sato glanced at the huge figure in the upper left corner of the forest and turned over to continue sleeping. His tense nerves finally relaxed, and at the same time, he secretly raised the danger factor of this forest to a higher level.
It was a Level 52 King of Leave. As soon as Kaede Sato and Wind Speed Dog stopped to rest on this big tree, this King of Leave came silently with a group of Hyperkinetic Apes.
It appeared in front of Kaede Sato and Wind Speed Dog without any disguise, and stared at them while eating the food from the nearby Wild Fairies.
Naturally, Kaede Sato knew what the King of Leave meant. It was warning Kaede Sato, an outsider, not to do anything dangerous in the forest.
Seeing the King of Leave coming with a large group of Hyperkinetic Apes, Kaede Sato was undoubtedly very nervous. The King of Leave and Hyperkinetic Apes were not like the Alidos and Orb Silk Spiders in the Spider Forest.
They were not afraid of Wind Speed Dog's flames, and with their strong physiques, they could easily defeat Wind Speed Dog through a group fight.
In fact, as long as the Level 52 King of Leave made a move, Kaede Sato and Wind Speed Dog would have no choice but to flee.
As the final evolved form of the Lazy Men, the King of Leave had a Race Value as high as 670, which was 70 points higher than a Dragon Quasi-Divine Beast. It was completely comparable to a Superior Divine Beast like the Gulados.
Hence, the King of Leave was known as a Pseudo-Superior Divine Beast.
Unfortunately, due to its nature and characteristics, although the King of Leave had a strong advantage in Race Value, it was difficult for it to display its full potential.
For trainers, it was a huge problem to overcome the King of Leave's lazy personality and characteristics.
So far, very few trainers had been able to completely stimulate the King of Leave's potential, and most of them had given up on the King of Leave's lazy nature.
However, it was undeniable that even if the King of Leave's potential had not been fully developed, few Fairies could defeat them by relying on their strong physiques given by their powerful Race Value.
Moreover, once the King of Leave was really angry, even Dragon Divine Beasts and ordinary Divine Beasts would have to fear it.
Moreover, in the forest, the King of Leave and Hyperkinetic Apes' mobility was not as fast as Wind Speed Dog's. They were experts at climbing trees and could jump between the trees nimbly and quickly.
Once the two sides started fighting, it would be difficult for Wind Speed Hound to escape with Sato Kaede even if he was at his peak, let alone Wind Speed Hound whose stamina had been greatly reduced.
Fortunately, the King of Leave was indeed a super lazy Elf. After seeing that Kaede Sato and Wind Speed Dog were very obedient, he was too lazy to continue warning Kaede Sato and the others. He ate his fill, got drunk, and then went to sleep.
In short, Kaede Sato and Wind Speed Dog were finally safe and had a moment of peace.
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