Wilderness Survival with Druid System Chapter 717 - 59: New Troubles

What use a tad Inland Taipan Snake might have, Hua Yun and the others don’t know for now.

But the intimidation it brings is quite formidable!

Take these few people for instance, even if you lent them ten nerves now, they wouldn’t dare to walk next to Chen Wen.

The Crested Hawk Eagle is the sa.

It’s biological instinct to seek fortune and avoid disaster makes it unwilling to approach Chen Wen at all.

Only the Buzzard, after being given the ability to "communicate" by Chen Wen, has had so interactions with the Taipan Snake.

And wasn’t very afraid either.

The Buzzard stood casually next to Chen Wen, tilting its head to size up the Taipan Snake wrapped around Chen Wen.

Feeling a bit skeptical inside.

The Taipan Snake, through Chen Wen’s shielding, also observed the communicative Buzzard.

Feeling quite empathetic.

Seeing this scene, Dennis couldn’t help but feel a sentintal thought in his heart.

It’s truly like two compatriots eting, eyes filled with tears.

Both the Buzzard and the Taipan Snake are native creatures of Australia.

The unexpected harmony between them was surprising.

After Chen Wen resolved the matter of the Inland Taipan Snake, the five organized their supplies and cleared the sand off their bodies.

And began to move forward.

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Ahead of the five, the other three teams with two people each also faced sandstorm assaults.

The Japanese team responded fairly promptly.

Moreover, Matsui Reika, Yoshikawa Feng, and Feng Zhong are considered top survivalists.

The three took Ding Jinyu in, they quickly hid in a circle ford by cals, successfully avoiding this sandstorm.

The only downside was that Ding Jinyu neglected the fixation of supplies.

Before the sandstorm swept through, he rummaged for clothes to use as a mask.

But after finding clothes, he forgot to refasten the supplies, allowing several of his supplies to be blown away by the sandstorm.

For him personally, the loss was quite significant.

However, Matsui Reika tily distributed so supplies to Ding Jinyu, relying on previously seized supplies, the team’s loss remained within an acceptable range.

On the Arican and British team.

Hope is quite the veteran, and he’s a master who has completed extre heat challenges and survived in the Sahara Desert.

Facing the sudden-oncoming sandstorm.

After a mont of simple tension, Hope quickly cald down, calmly directing the others in response.

The team did suffer so losses but they were rely minor, not affecting much.

On the Russian-French side.

Oleg and Lloyd’s experience are not weaker than Hope’s, the two tead up to handle things, enabling the Russian-French team, just like Chen Wen’s side, to suffer no loss in supplies nor injuries among personnel.

Additionally, Australia’s seed players Elvin and Xu Qiang also bravely withstood the sandstorm.

Elvin is a rather unique player.

After narrowly escaping the Japanese team’s attack with Xu Qiang, they were in a fairly poor state.

Both showed mild symptoms of Alu Vine intoxication, and no cals were taken out, only a few supplies were carried out by the two.

Yet even in this nightmarish difficult situation.

Elvin used cal manure to mask their scent, successfully mingling among a group of wild cals.

He was born a herder.

Thus, Elvin tried to ta the single-humped cals.

He succeeded.

Under Xu Qiang’s shocked gaze, Elvin fashioned simple reins from ropes and led two single-humped cals from the group.

With the help of two wild single-humped cals, they traversed the deadly ten kiloters before Chen Wen and the others.

And reached the oasis.

They were in the center of the oasis when they encountered the sandstorm.

Here, by experience, they found a cliff and spent the sandstorm sheltered under the cliffs.

No injuries to them, no damage to the supplies.

Overall.

After experiencing earlier chaos and players’ frantic mutual assaults in this survival contest.

The refining process has left only the elite, each holding a special skill of their own.

Associations are starting to anticipate the players’ upcoming performance.

anwhile, many wealthy rchants are keeping an eye on the current scenario.

Now is the first round of placing wagers.

Following the initial performances of the players, the rchants begin to enter the scene.

Canada, Yukon Territory.

Belmont is handling so mining work in his low-key luxurious office.

Post work, an assistant cautiously handed over a docunt.

After a glance, Belmont’s previously furrowed brow relaxed.

"Oh, almost forgot, Chen Wen can have his first bet placed now over there."

Belmont smiled, signed the docunt, and handed it to the assistant.

A mont later, as if recalling sothing.

He called back the assistant and took out another docunt: "I’m placing a bet too; Chen Wen’s quite interesting, he should complete the challenge this ti, it wouldn’t be right to leave easy money on the table."

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Back to Chen Wen.

Under the gloomy sky, several masked figures pushed forward against the fierce wind.

"We’re finally about to exit the deadly ten kiloters, this stretch is indeed tough to cross!"

Dennis remarked, glancing at the sky.

Though the most intense part of the sandstorm has passed, they’re still within its impact zone.

The sky is gloomily clouded, obscuring the sun.

He, being the pathfinder, can only rely on dunes to discern direction.

Upon hearing this, Chen Wen nodded.

These ten kiloters were indeed perilous.

Whether it was the sudden tick invasion, the sandstorm, or the Inland Taipan Snake that landed on his neck.

Any missteps in handling these situations could lead to squandering their previous efforts.

Walking this path felt akin to traversing a tightrope.

With clothes draped over them, the group was filled with sentint.

After about half an hour’s trek.

Chen Wen suddenly furrowed his brow: "By the way, don’t you feel we’ve been walking for quite a while?"

Long ti?

The group didn’t grasp Chen Wen’s point imdiately.

And Chen Wen continued: "I heard Dennis ntion before, after passing the stony desert, it’s not far to reach the oasis, yet isn’t our current trek sowhat lengthy?"

Upon hearing, the group froze.

Had Chen Wen not ntioned it, they wouldn’t have thought about it, but upon his ntioning, they indeed realized that their trek seed long.

"Hmm, there’s indeed sothing off!"

Dennis also recognized the issue.

He’s been leading incorrectly!

As a local and route researcher.

In the team, Dennis has always been responsible for guiding and finding the right path.

While earlier, Chen Wen hadn’t been too assured.

At tis, he would discern routes alongside Dennis.

Though as they progressed, Dennis constantly stayed on course, earning Chen Wen’s increasing trust.

Lately, he’s been less concerned about routes.

But today, an issue has arisen.

Dennis scratched his head, dislodging hidden sand grains from his hair.

He said, a bit frustrated: "Sothing seems off."

"I’ve been solely using dunes, and occasionally the sun, to discern direction, yet post sandstorm, the sun’s unclear, so I rely solely on dunes."

Upon hearing this, Chen Wen smacked his forehead: "Issue identified!"