Chosen Evolution: I can load the protagonist template

Chapter 702 Playing Don't Starve in the Frozen Tundra

Following Bear Grylls, you also experience going hungry nine times in three days.

If Bear Grylls were at full strength, he could go for several days or even a week without eating, relying solely on his body fat to survive; if Bear Grylls were still on the continent of Eorzea, the aetheric energy permeating the air could also partially replace his body's energy consumption.

However, it is currently in an alien world with limited etheric energy, and it is also severely injured from the nuclear explosion. Not to mention that after being torn apart by space, it was thrown into the permafrost region, which is theoretically the harshest natural environment in the entire New World. Under such freezing conditions, its body's need for food calories is obviously higher.

To make matters worse, under Cheng Tian's interference, all of the Blazing Sun Legion's faction missions were designed to interfere with and corrupt Bear Grylls' prey.

Of course, players all have their own little thoughts, and it's impossible not to have extra ideas when they see Bear Grylls with low health.

The problem is that without an Ancient Dragon-level unit to distract or interfere, even a heavily injured Bear Grylls still possesses the power to easily smash a person into a pancake.

Even if they're low on health, they still have over 10,000 HP!

The base HP regeneration rate of 105 HP per minute brought by Strength 10.5 is basically equal to the continuous HP loss caused by severe injury, allowing it to maintain around 10,000 HP in the frozen environment and without eating.

So after paying a certain price for their stubbornness, this group obediently learned to back down, focusing on defense, containment, sacrifice, and escape. For a full 18 hours, they failed to give Bear Grylls a single decent bite of meat.

As long as you participate in the restraint mission, regardless of who ultimately kills Bear Grylls, you will still receive the corresponding mission contribution and BOSS treasure chest.

As a monster that has been included in the main storyline and will disrupt the ecosystem, defeating Behemoth will also be considered as defeating an Elder Dragon. That is, as long as it dies, all players who have participated in the related quests will have their main quests completed.

It can be said that Cheng Tian's move is equivalent to providing all players in the current dungeon with a guaranteed main quest reward. As for those who want a higher rating, they should try to take action against other Ancient Dragons.

Based on the description of Bear Grylls' condition in the player's feedback, Cheng Tian judged that Bear Grylls was probably nearing his limit and was about to lose his mind due to extreme hunger.

The relatively hidden and weak prey in the surrounding area has all been depleted by the player hunters, so they may have to take the risk and attack units with territory and greater strength.

This is the best time to defeat Behemoth.

Having already spent a long time playing the building mode on the Sun, Cheng naturally had to take matters into his own hands. This would be his second encounter with Bear Grylls.

With a bang, the blazing sun launched a super-sized mushroom umbrella airdrop pod, about the size of a Jinbei van, towards the permafrost. Inside, Mr. Cheng felt the sensation of his heart leaping into his throat during freefall.

To be honest, using this thing really requires a bit of suicidal courage. For Cheng Tian, ​​who already has other abilities to stay airborne, it gives him an even stronger urge to break through the fungal umbrella's cover and escape.

But as the mushroom umbrella landed, it absorbed all the kinetic energy impact that would have killed everyone, and granted everyone inside a 3-second phase-shift state, before this incredibly thrilling airdrop finally landed safely.

Cheng Tian is from the north. Leaving aside recent years, in earlier years he often had to contend with temperatures as low as minus thirty degrees Celsius and the occasional heavy snow that could accumulate up to his thighs. But compared to what's happening now, it's nothing.

As Cheng Tian emerged from the mushroom cap, the snow reached his waist with the first step he took...

This means I've thrown myself into an area filled with ice fish and dragons swimming in snow.

Fortunately, the Ice Fish Dragon that originally inhabited this area is gone. It has already suffered the fates of being preyed upon by Bear Grylls and then sacrificed by players, so it's estimated that no new Ice Fish Dragons will appear anytime soon. With a surge of mental energy, Cheng Tian slowly floated into the air.

I felt really cool wearing this NESTS advanced battle suit at the comic convention before, but it's just okay in the current environment, since it covers me up quite well.

"Location."

"Frost Caverns, the area of ​​the Icefang Dragon's lair."

The half-elf, who had already transformed into a wind elemental, replied.

Comrade Eileen, who had carried out five related missions, was clearly more familiar with the map of the permafrost region than Cheng Tian.

Because this operation requires stealth and the plan needs to be changed at any time depending on the situation, only Cheng Tian and Eileen, who can fly on their own, are present for the time being.

But don't worry, as the owner of the Blazing Sun, Cheng naturally has some special privileges.

As soon as he fires a signal flare, the Sun will use an anti-gravity traction beam to accelerate his comrades to the designated location.

In this bizarre state, Cheng Tian, ​​enveloped in Eileen's wind shield, rapidly approached the location of Bear Grylls.

Logically speaking, Bear Grylls is not someone that ordinary dragons can easily mess with. However, just like the dragons in the Elder's Recess who arrive as soon as they smell a serious injury, under certain conditions, it is common for the underdog to defy the superior.

Amidst the swirling ice shards and snowflakes, Cheng Tian saw the Ice Fang Dragon emerge from the frost cave with its 45-degree slope in the form of a dragon chariot.

This dragon belongs to the flying dragon species. It has wings and white carapace and fur, which serve as camouflage. However, its most distinctive feature is its long fangs, which resemble those of a saber-toothed tiger. It can move freely on smooth ice surfaces, and some enthusiasts have given it the nickname "White Knight of the Icefield".

However, contrary to expectations, the Barioth's escape was not caused by Behemoth.

"...It's the Beast-type Grand Commander!"

Looking at the black creature that was using its hands and feet to closely follow the Ice Fang Dragon as it emerged, Cheng Tian's mouth remained merciless.

Since the Grand Master is called the humanoid Golden Lion, then the Golden Lion will naturally be called the beast-type Grand Master.

Like a giant gorilla, the golden lion pounded its chest with both hands, then performed a super gorilla jump and landed in the location of the barodon.

In fact, given the physical structure of the golden lion, it is completely unsuitable for living in cold regions. The only reason why the golden lion would appear in the permafrost is for hunting purposes, given this incompatibility.

Before Cheng Tian could even comment on the scene before him, Behemoth, its eyes glowing green, jumped out and immediately unleashed a giant vortex, sealing off the entrances and exits. This prevented the Ice Fang Dragon and the Golden Lion from easily leaving the area. Behemoth's mouth was already watering as it looked at the Ice Fang Dragon and the Golden Lion!
A debuff called "Famine" suddenly appeared above Bear Grylls' head.

However, what was both unexpected and reasonable was that the Barioth and Rajang were also hungry, and they were looking at each other with the same gaze!
(End of this chapter)