Wearing StarCraft: The abandoned beasts rushed to ask her to be their wife

Chapter 23 Danger
The dark red blood stuck the wolf's fur into clumps, making it look messy and dirty.

There were some dead prey around the wolf, blood and meat everywhere, the scene was very cruel.

The giant wolf was lying in the ruins with its eyes closed, motionless. If it weren't for the slight rise and fall of its chest, someone would have thought it was dead.

After a while, the giant wolf slowly opened its sharp eyes. There was still some blood in its dark green pupils, but the wolf's eyes were clear and it had regained its sanity.

Rex staggered out of the ruins, chewing the prey scattered on the ground. There were no potions here, so he could only rely on the most primitive way to restore his strength, which was to fill his stomach.

As long as they are well fed, these wounds on their bodies will heal slowly over time. The life of an orc is the most tenacious.

After eating most of the prey that he had bitten to death on the ground, Rex finally regained some strength. He didn't think about how long he could hold on.

He firmly believed that it was just a small virus and no one could control him unless he died.

No one would know that his mental strength has collapsed twice and his spiritual sea of consciousness has long been corroded into a mess, but the virus still cannot control him. Even if he can no longer speak and cannot restore his human form, he is still Rex!

After regaining some strength, he turned back without stopping. Leaving the female alone in the forest was a very dangerous thing. He didn't know how long it took to resist this time. He hoped that the female was still alive...

When he returned to the place where he ate wild fruits, it was dark. The place still looked as if it had been violently destroyed, but the female was nowhere to be seen.

Rex moved his nose slightly, easily capturing the scent of the female, and immediately went in the direction the female left.

It was dark, and Mu Ran was sitting by the river to rest. He was very lucky along the way. Not only did he not encounter any wild beasts, he also unexpectedly found a small river.

This small river is thin, but it runs through the entire forest. She felt that if she kept following the river, she would most likely be able to find her way back and find Tia and the others.

Her stomach growled. She had already eaten the five or six fruits that Rex had found. If she didn't find something to eat, she wouldn't have the strength to walk anymore.

Especially when it got dark, she knew how scary the forest was at night, so she had to find a secret place to spend the night, but the most important thing right now was to find something to eat.

Mu Ran tried to catch fish by the river. When she was on Earth, her eyesight was much better than that of ordinary people. Others needed to turn on a lamp to walk at night, but she didn't need it. Even in the darkest place, she could grope her way forward.

She used to be proud of her ability, but now she knows that this is something any orc can do.

Her night vision is very average among orcs. It seems that any orc would have better night vision than her.

Under the gentle moonlight, faint ripples appeared on the surface of the river. In the distance, there was a small black ball lying by the river drinking water. Mu Ran could see it but couldn't reach it because it was too far away. By the time she ran over, she was afraid that the little animal would have already drunk enough water and run away.

She could only look away regretfully and look into the river. The river channel was a bit narrow here and she didn't see any fish after looking for a long time. The sound of her stomach growling was particularly abrupt in the dark night.

Mu Ran left the river worriedly. There was no hope of catching fish, so he could only look for wild fruits around.

She really wanted to know who her biological parents were. Not only did they not raise her, they also didn't pass on any useful superpowers to her. She didn't even know what her beast form was.

She tried to change into beast form, but failed. For some reason, she just couldn't change into beast form.

It's okay that she can't change. She has been used to walking on two legs for so many years. She is not used to changing to four legs all of a sudden. But this ability is really not powerful. In addition to promoting the growth of plants, it has no attack power at all. It's not as good as Tia, who can easily create a fireball. If not, it's OK to be like Qiu, who also attacks with vines.

Unfortunately, after trying several times, her ability could only induce various births, but not use plants to attack.

"Hiss!" Mu Ran cried out softly. He was so focused on his superpowers that he didn't notice that his arm was scratched by a branch. A bloody mark appeared on his arm, and blood started oozing out within a few seconds.

The pain wasn't serious, just a slight stinging, so she wiped off the blood without taking it seriously and continued looking for something to eat.

After taking just two steps, she thought of something. Mu Ran looked at her wound, her eyes brightened slightly. Could she try using her supernatural powers?

Do it as you think of it, and a holy halo will flicker in the palm of your hand. During the day, the power has no color, but it is very bright at night.

It would be good for lighting, she thought with a smile on her face.

Mu Ran used her supernatural power to cover the wound and was prepared for it to be useless. However, this time she was pleasantly surprised. Under the coverage of the supernatural power, she clearly felt a warm and cool sensation on the wound. In less than two seconds, the wound on her arm disappeared!
She opened her eyes wide in surprise. It turned out that she had the ability to heal. That was great. At least it was more useful than inducing labor.

There was a wound on her shoulder left by a strange bird, which was also treated.

Mu Ran discovered a new function of his supernatural power and was experimenting with it curiously, not paying any attention to his feet.

There was a slight rustling sound in the grass, and a small, colorful, triangular-headed snake as thick as a finger was approaching her.

What a tempting food smell! The little snake hissed and finally got close to the food. Its body slightly arched and it was about to attack but its head and body separated in the next second.

The headless snake body fell directly to the ground, still twisting, with blood flowing all over the ground, which was very disgusting.

The culprit turned out to be a tiny thorn.

The sound of the snake falling to the ground attracted Mu Ran's attention. She was looking down to see what it was, but unexpectedly, her ankle was suddenly entangled by something, which pulled her hard, and she fell to the ground defenselessly.

"Ah! What is that!" she screamed.

The thing wrapped around her ankles and was quite strong, dragging her into the bushes.

Mu Ran was extremely panicked. She kept kicking and struggling, and her hands were grabbing at the fulcrum. The only thing she could grab was the grass, but the thing wrapped around her ankle was too strong, and she was dragged away along with the grass roots.

"Help! Is there anyone?"

Mu Ran shouted for help, and the high-decibel volume scared away a group of moths, but it was useless. The thing that was dragging her was not affected at all.

Her back felt hot from the friction, and the thing was dragging so fast that she had no time to stop it.

The leaves of the wild grass whipped my body and face, leaving no idea how many scratches were left on me, nor how far I was dragged, until I was dragged to a human-shaped flower, where it stopped.

(End of this chapter)