Deep affection knows no origin; remember the polar bear's love for you.

Chapter 138 The Following Wolf Pack

Unable to find water, Guo Mi took advantage of the frost in the morning to find a clean patch of grass and rolled around vigorously. The dew stuck to her body, and the bloodstains stuck to the grass, in an attempt to clean herself little by little in this way.

As soon as autumn arrives, the temperature suddenly drops sharply.

Summer, however, remained unconvinced, saying that in previous years it should have snowed by now and the sea would have frozen over again, but now it was just frost and fog.

Guo Mi listened in horror, thinking to herself that her good days would probably be over soon, and she would definitely start to feel cold.

Every day, just as dawn breaks, the fog is at its thickest, with visibility less than five steps. If you walk just two steps forward, you can't even see your shadow anymore.

At this time, the sense of smell will play a significant role.

For two days, the bears were thirsty and unable to find fresh water. Guo Mi waited for the morning frost to form, rubbing the blood off her body while taking a few bites of grass.

The thick frost mixed with grass juice in my mouth was cool and sweet, which was quite delicious.

Summer looked disgusted and refused to eat a single bite, preferring to endure her ever-increasing thirst rather than eat a single blade of grass like a herbivore.

Fearing she would die of thirst, Guo Mi betrayed Caesar:

"Eat some; even Caesar eats grass."

Summer's gaze immediately turned strange. Guo Mi paused, then decisively ruined the last vestige of Caesar's image:

"He loves it!!"

At that moment, the bear in the distance, who was in a bad mood, suddenly felt a chill run down his spine.

Big White was so thirsty it couldn't stand it anymore. Its little eyes glanced at its mother, and it casually tilted its head to take a bite of the grass next to it that was covered with a thick layer of frost, which the mother had been secretly watching.

The coolness and grass juice filled my mouth; it wasn't a pleasant taste, but it wasn't bad either. After chewing it a few more times, it even tasted kind of good.

Big White squinted its eyes, chewing the grass in its mouth with great satisfaction, reluctant to swallow it for a long time.

Summer once again believed Guo Mi's nonsense. Upon hearing that even a bear like Caesar ate grass, she looked down at the grass leaves beside her, which were covered with a thick layer of white frost and seemed to be loosening.

Guo Mi, keep up the good work!

"Besides, don't you often go to the sea to collect seaweed to eat? That's seaweed, what's the difference between the grass on the road and the seaweed?"

She had never harvested seaweed, but she had heard Slok mention it.

He said that seaweed in the sea not only provides nutrition, but also that many polar bears like its crunchy texture and often dive down to catch it.

However, in the end, Xia Tian still held firm to her "bottom line" and resolutely refused to eat even a single blade of grass.

Guo Mi had no choice but to give up. She clearly remembered that polar bears had started to try eating omnivorous food, but she didn't expect that they would still be so resistant to eating grass in the summer.

"Well, then we can only pray that we find a water source soon," she said with some regret.

Summer turned her head away, snorted coldly, and her sullen expression was exactly like that of Big White.

A smile lingered in Guo Mi's eyes as she raised her paw and touched Xia Tian's ear.

The proud mother bear instantly leaped back, warily watching Guo Mi's paws:
"Have you cleaned your paws properly? Did you wash them with fecal water?"

Guo Mi was speechless, and helplessly raised her paw:

"It's cleaned up; it was wiped clean on the grass."

Summer squinted at her, then leaned closer to examine her carefully for a while. She then sniffed at her to make sure she didn't smell anything strange before turning her head away and letting out another cold snort.

Da Bai stared blankly at her mother, no longer surprised by her mother's liveliness and charm. She now felt that her mother was more like an immature bear cub than she was in front of Guo Mi.

Guo Mi smiled and deliberately urged Xia Tian:

"Smell it quickly, my nose isn't as good as yours. There's fog everywhere now, so I can only follow the little bear by smell."

Summer was pleased with the sweet words she said and wanted to hear more, so she stood there motionless with her chin held high.

Guo Mi, however, did not intend to speak. She sat there calmly, occasionally lowering her head to pick a few bites of grass, chewing them with a comfortable expression in her eyes.

Big White had already been secretly eating a lot with its head down, and in the end it didn't even bother to hide anymore. It sat in front of the grass and picked out the thickest branches and leaves to bite.

This kind of grass has a lot of juice. After chewing it several times to eat all the frost and juice, she spat out the remaining grass residue.

The bear felt perfectly justified in spitting it out, as it no longer counted as eating grass.

The sound of grass being torn was distinct and clear. Looking at the two bears, one large and one small, Xia Tian began to waver again, and couldn't help but mutter:
"Is it so delicious?"

Guo Mi didn't reply, but silently pulled another handful of grass.

Summer looked at the grass in front of her, her eyes flashing. She slowly lowered her head and was about to open her mouth when she heard a wolf howl coming from afar. She stopped abruptly, a dark look flashing in her eyes, and turned her head to look in the direction from which the sound came.

Guo Mi was no longer relaxed as before, and her face was also gloomy.

They had been away from Rabbit Plains for four days, yet they could still faintly hear the howling of wolves.

Sometimes it comes from a very far place, and sometimes it feels like it's right next to you...

The pack of wolves was chasing them.

The alpha wolf couldn't let go of its hatred and still wanted revenge. It couldn't forget the hatred for the gray wolves, and the wolf pack couldn't forget the hatred for their lost companions.

They want to get their money back from those bears!
They had considered resolving the issue beforehand, but the two bear cubs needed protection, and Xia Tian was also with her own cubs, so they couldn't devote all their energy to fighting the wolf pack.

I also tried to find them on my own, hoping to drive them as far away as possible.

However, the alpha wolf is exceptionally cunning, always leaving behind ambiguous scents. If you try to catch it by following the scent, you either get too far away or the search suddenly stops.

Guo Mi is now starting to suspect that the alpha wolf is deliberately draining her and Xia Tian's energy.

The key to breaking through is the two adult bears. Once they are exhausted and at a disadvantage, the cubs will not be helpers, but rather a hindrance.

Now that she can't find the wolf pack, she can only wait for them to come to her.

Meanwhile, Caesar had been in a gloomy mood and hadn't wanted to talk for several days because he had lost track of Guo Mi.

Slok didn't dare to speak either.

His hunting trip took up time, so Caesar had to go find him, and eventually the scent left by Guo Mi completely disappeared.

Although Caesar did not blame him, Slok still took responsibility for his mistake and felt very guilty.

He gritted his teeth. If a pack of wolves hadn't suddenly appeared, trying to steal his food and bite him, he wouldn't have been delayed for so long.

The thought of the wolves' venomous and hateful gazes as they looked at him filled Slok with bewilderment.

He had never provoked them, and he had never even seen them!

The persistent wolf howl reached his ears again. Slok took a deep breath and turned his head to find that Caesar had already gone in the direction from which the sound came. His back hunched, and he immediately realized what Caesar was going to do, so he quickly followed.