The process of searching in the basin was somewhat boring. There were almost no Magic Beasts, and there were only a few wild beasts. Only pheasants and hares would occasionally pass by.
Even so, Sivir and the others were still extremely cautious as they walked.
Because in this wilderness, not only were powerful magic beasts fatal, but even a small poisonous bug could take one's life.
Especially in a dark and damp place like the basin, snakes, scorpions, and poisonous bugs were the most common.
However, their journey was quite smooth. The biggest scare was when a ten-meter-long python pounced out of a nearby cave. As soon as it appeared, it was burned to ashes by a fireball from Ai Mi, who was eager to give it a try.
Chiwil walked in front with a torch in his hand. Coster and Skol walked on his left and right. Dennis walked at the back with his shield, protecting Meg, Amy, Evan, and Eva in the middle.
Monkey climbed the vines on the cliff and swayed from side to side, scouting from high up, and occasionally whistling to pass on information.
They searched for an hour, and almost turned the bottom of the basin upside down. Finally, they found a soft golden scale next to a boulder with a pale golden metallic luster.
"This is the scale of a Golden Scale Deer. I saw one when I was young, but unfortunately, it ran away. I only found a few scales that looked exactly like this one." Sam picked up the scale and examined it carefully for a while with a look of certainty.
"Great, it seems that the information was correct. The golden scale deer is very likely to appear in this area." Dennis rubbed his hands excitedly, and the others could not hide their excitement.
Mag took a closer look at this stretch of huge rocks. It was about 100 square meters in size, and there was a hint of gold in the white rocks. They were glowing under the light of the fire, but they shouldn't be valuable. Otherwise, even if it was a 600-meter-high cliff, someone would try their best to move all of them up.
His gaze landed on the platform. Mag looked at the center of the slanted giant rock. There was a clear spring in the center of the giant rock like a pearl.
"Is Lu Lu here to drink water?" Amy asked curiously.
Meg smiled and nodded. "If there is a reason for it to come here, I'm afraid it is."
"If that's the case, then let's wait here for the rabbit to appear." A smile also appeared on Sivir's face. Perhaps this hunt was going to be easier than she had anticipated.
Sam put down the big bag on his back and smiled. "I'll set the trap. The one that ran away last time, I won't make the same mistake this time."
"There's still an hour and a half until noon. You set the trap, and I'll make lunch." Mag took a look at his watch with a smile before making his way over to a nearby cave with a few pheasants that he had just caught. That was a high vantage point, so it was very suitable for observation.
Amy trotted with her short legs to keep up.
With everyone's help, the trap was quickly set up around the boulder. Even Meg, who was roasting pheasants and cooking chicken soup, couldn't help but marvel at the series of traps. It was like a piece of art.
Everyone retreated from the range of the trap. Sam carried out the final restoration work and then dispelled the aura left behind by everyone. By the time Sam retreated, there were no traces of people around the boulder, nor were there any traces of traps.
"Looks like we still have time to eat chicken." Meg smiled as he looked at everyone crawling into the cave.
"This smells so good! Mr. Mak, if it weren't for the fact that we can't afford to hire you, I would invite you to join our mercenary group and cook for us every day. "Dennis took a deep breath and praised.
Everyone couldn't help but salivate at the sight of the crispy golden roast chicken on the grill, the thick white chicken soup that Mag had pulled out from somewhere, and the rich aroma wafting through the air.
"I'm not eating, I brought my own food," Evan said in a cold and haughty voice.
Eva tried her best to shift her gaze away from the roast pheasants, and said with a disdainful expression, "I'm not eating either."
"Roast pheasants, one pheasant for each of us. After eating, you can even drink a bowl of thick chicken soup." Meg didn't even look at the two of them, and handed out bowls to everyone with a smile. He then gestured for everyone to take their own roast pheasants, and handed an entire roast pheasant to Amy.
These two b * tches wanted him to make roast pheasants for them; they must have been hit in the head by a door.
Evan's expression stiffened at the same time, and his facial muscles twitched as he looked at Meg, who had completely ignored them, and he almost couldn't contain the anger in his heart.
"Mage Evan … Have some fruit." Eva took out an orange from her backpack, and carefully peeled it before handing it to Evan.
"I'm not hungry." Evan raised his hand, and the orange fell to the ground. He then turned around with a dark expression.
Eva withdrew her hand awkwardly, but there was no hint of anger on her face. Instead, she looked at Evan with an even more cautious expression.
Everyone carried over some rocks and sat down. Just the aroma of the roast pheasant was enough to make them drool. Normally, when they came to the wilderness, they would only bring some dried food with them, and would never have the opportunity to enjoy something like this. After all, Meg was the best chef in Chaos City.
Chiwil glanced at Evan and Eva, and then at Meg. He hesitated momentarily, but still chose to sit down in silence. He also picked up a roast pheasant and took a whiff. A smile appeared on his face, and he broke off a drumstick before taking a bite.
Under the crispy skin, there was a tender and juicy chicken meat. The aroma seeped into the skin, and the roast pheasant's delicious flavor was brought out to the extreme. It was delicious and crispy, and all of the taste buds on the tongue were trembling.
"This roast pheasant is so delicious!" Chiwil's eyes were twinkling like little stars. It was as delicious as Meg's roast beef last time.
Pheasants were the most common wild animal in the wilderness, and they would occasionally catch them to satisfy their hunger. However, even Sam, who was the best at roast pheasant, could not compare to Meg's roast pheasant.
Moreover, this was roasted in the wilderness under such poor conditions and in such a hurry. If it was in his kitchen, it would be even more delicious.
"Oh my god, Mr. Mak, I think you're the god of cookery! No one can make food as delicious as yours. "
"If we can catch a golden scale deer this time, I must go to Mr. Mak's restaurant for a few meals."
"Count me in."
Everyone praised Meg as they ate, and their faces were full of happiness.
Meg smiled. As a chef, the greatest sense of accomplishment was naturally from the recognition of his customers. He would never get tired of hearing praise.
The whole pot of chicken soup was finished until not even the bones were left. Everyone burped one after another.
A ray of sunlight fell on the edge of the basin, and then began to move toward the center.
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