From the time travel, I became extraordinary

Chapter 298 Orion
Time flies, and seven or eight days have passed.

Jiang Yao is very familiar with hunting and he also has experience in survival in the wild.

Coupled with his strength in the Bone Tempering Realm, he had no worries about food and drink and lived a relatively peaceful life by the pond.

Where there is water, there will naturally be many wild animals coming to drink water on weekdays.

With the help of the breath-concealing technique, unless he did not want to expose himself, ordinary beasts would not be able to detect his presence at all.

As for the monsters in the legend? Jiang Yao was lucky. In the past few days, the beasts he had found were much larger than similar species in the real world, but they still belonged to the category of beasts and did not have supernatural powers. He could not be considered a monster.

With his strength at the Bone Tempering Realm, he might not be able to deal with monsters, but if it was an ordinary wild beast, even a tiger, Jiang Yao could beat it to death with just his two fists.

What's more, the several tricks he mastered could produce very good results when used in hunting.

Of course, due to the fact that his remaining life span is quite limited, he rarely uses tricks for things that can be solved with fists and feet.

On the open space beside the pond, Jiang Yao was sweating profusely and his punches and kicks were as fast as the wind.

After several hours of hard training, when he felt a dull pain in his body, he stood with his fists clenched and exhaled a breath of white air.

When it comes to cultivation, too much is as bad as too little.

After the feeling of swelling and pain appears in the body, rest for a while and the feeling will disappear. However, if you continue to practice, not only will your practice progress not improve, but it will harm your body.

It's okay if it happens once or twice, but if it keeps happening over time, your body will be ruined beyond recognition.

This was a fact that Jiang Yao had already concluded a long time ago. Since realizing this, whenever this bloating and pain appeared, he would end his practice for the day and find something else to do to kill the extra time.

Generally speaking, he would search around the surrounding mountains and forests with this pool of water as the center.

If Jiang Yao could find the indigenous people of this world, it would be the best. If he really couldn't find anyone, that was fine too. He would just look for medicinal herbs.

It’s just a pity that during this period of time, apart from finding another ginseng that was over a hundred years old, he hasn’t made any other discoveries.

Name: Jiang Yao
Age: 20/29
Realm: 81% progress in corpse transformation, 14% progress in bone forging
Skills: Tiger Evil Form Training (Second Stage: Draw Evil into the Body), Wilderness Dragon Fist (Minor Success 38/100)

Skills: Breathing Technique (Proficient 33/100), Medicine Identification (Entry 38%), Possession, Dreaming, Confusion...

Disaster: None
After taking a few deep breaths and calming down his breathing, Jiang Yao focused his attention directly on his light curtain panel.

In the real world, his cultivation progress has not increased much since he entered the Bone Tempering Realm.

When he entered this unknown world, walked out of that strange forest, and temporarily settled beside a small pond, his progress in the Bone Tempering Realm was only 2%.

Jiang Yao stayed here for eight days, and almost every day he consumed a medicinal herb to assist in the practice of the Wild Dragon Fist.

Although this consumption is a bit large, there are still some results.

His progress improves by one or two points every day. If there are enough medicinal herbs for his practice, perhaps, it will only take about two months for him to reach the perfect Bone Tempering Realm.

However, without other warriors to compare with, he had no idea whether his training speed was fast or slow, and whether he was at a certain level among warriors and could be called a genius.

"Forget it, don't think about this anymore."

"Since we are here, we should make the best of it. We are already here. We have no idea about what to use to prolong our lifespan. Let's improve our strength as much as possible first."

"Although I still have more than twenty plants of medicinal herbs that are over a hundred years old, I would not think it is too much even if the quantity of this stuff increases several times."

"While it's still early and there's still some time before dark, I'll look around first."

……

Jiang Yao withdrew his gaze from the light curtain panel and sighed.

He straightened his clothes, squatted by the pond, washed his face with the clear water, and then rushed into the forest.

Of course, he must have left his spiritual imprint on the several green trees growing beside the pond.

With this mark as a guide, as long as he didn't run too far, it would only take him a few minutes to come back here.

With the pond as the center, the area within forty or fifty miles around had already been searched carefully by him.

Today, he plans to run further.

In the jungle, Jiang Yao turned left and right again, and soon, he disappeared from sight.

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"Boom boom boom..." A wild boar the size of a calf was rampaging in the forest.

A green tree as thick as an adult's thigh was hit by it and broke into several pieces.

"Changsheng, this beast is ferocious, let's run separately." In the distance, a middle-aged man bent his bow and shot several arrows at the wild boar.

However, although he shot the wild boar, the bullet did not penetrate deep into the flesh and did not hit the vital parts.

Seeing the obviously mad wild boar charging straight towards them, the middle-aged man's face changed drastically. He waved his hands and roared at a young man hiding behind a rock not far away. The middle-aged man was called Lu Xiong, a hunter in Xujia Town. Although he was not good at martial arts, he was still famous among the hunters in the town for his sharp archery skills.

As for the skinny, ragged young man hiding behind the rock, he is Lu Xiong's nephew.

This guy, whose original name was Lu Ergou, had died of complications during childbirth when he was born.

Ever since his father had an accident while hunting in the mountains and was killed by a giant tiger a few months ago, he, who was originally extremely cowardly, seemed like a different person.

He even disliked the name Lu Ergou because it sounded not nice, so he changed his name to Lu Changsheng.

Lu Xiong naturally took good care of his own nephew. On weekdays, when there was surplus food at home, he would often send it to Lu Changsheng's home.

However, he himself has a family to support, with several mouths to feed. No matter how much he helps his nephew, the boy still has to go hungry.

Otherwise, Lu Changsheng wouldn't be so thin with only two pounds of flesh on his body.

Since his father's death, Lu Changsheng has been practicing with a bamboo bow every day for several months. Today is the first time he followed Lu Xiong to the mountains to hunt.

Originally, Lu Xiong didn't want to take him into the mountains, but the boy kept begging, saying that he was already sixteen years old and could be self-reliant and hunt to support himself.

Unable to persuade him, Lu Xiong had no choice but to take him into the mountains.

Originally, he just wanted Lu Changsheng to get familiar with the environment in the mountains and see if he could hunt some rabbits or doves. He really didn't expect that he would suddenly encounter a wild boar.

"Second uncle, you run first, leave this wild boar to me." Looking at the wild boar rushing towards him, Lu Changsheng had a determined look on his face, and he bent his bow and drew his arrow.

With a 'swish' sound, the arrow flew out from his hand like an afterimage.

The bow in his hand was not the homemade bamboo bow he had used to practice archery in the past, but a stone bow that Lu Xiong had borrowed from a familiar hunter specifically for this trip into the mountains.

After this arrow was shot, the ferocious wild boar that was charging forward again rushed a distance, and then, with a "bang", it fell to the ground.

An arrow was inserted into its left eye, with only a small part of the arrow tail still sticking out and shaking.

"How can this be?"

"You shot an arrow into the eye of a running wild boar. Changsheng, your archery skills are far better than my uncle's."

"You practiced with a bamboo bow blindly every day for only a few months, and you have already practiced your archery to this level?"

The sudden movement caused Lu Xiong, who had just turned around and run a few steps, to pause.

When he saw the wild boar lying on the ground not far away and the arrow in the boar's eye socket, he was surprised and shocked.

"It was a fluke, just a fluke."

"When it comes to archery, I am still far behind you, Second Uncle."

"This wild boar should be able to sell for a lot of money, right?"

Panting heavily, Lu Changsheng poked his head out from behind the rock.

His health was too poor. After shooting the arrow, his arm ached and he felt extremely tired.

"Who..." At this moment, Lu Changsheng's expression suddenly changed, and he looked towards the direction of a bush on the left.

Although his arms were sore, he still bent the bow and aimed the arrow at the location where he was looking.

"Who are you? Come out?" After being shocked, Lu Xiong, who was walking towards the fallen wild boar, also raised the bow and arrow in his hand and shouted angrily at the bushes in the distance.

To be honest, he didn't feel anything unusual in that place.

However, his nephew's reaction was obviously due to him discovering something.

In the jungle, although the wild beasts are ferocious, the truly scary ones are always humans.

For any hunter, killing a wild boar is a big reward. If there happen to be other hunters nearby, they often shoot arrows at Lu Xiong and his nephew from behind.

As an old hunter who often went into the mountains, Lu Xiong was naturally aware of these things. Regardless of whether there was anything unusual about the bush that his nephew was staring at, it would be beneficial for him to be cautious.

"You two, I just happened to be passing by here."

"Don't worry, you guys killed the wild boar on the ground. I have no intention of getting involved."

"Put away your bows and arrows. You and I are not enemies."

Jiang Yao walked out slowly from behind the bushes.

The words spoken by the two hunters in front of him were surprisingly similar to the dialect of a certain place in the country.

After just a brief thought, he had roughly understood what the other party wanted to express.

(End of this chapter)