Di Tian spread his hands helplessly. "The first time I came here was already tens of thousands of years ago. Not to mention that I flew in back then—even if I had known the terrain, after all these years, the forest would have long since changed beyond recognition."
As he spoke, he prepared to enter the forest. "Rather than wasting time here, we should go straight in. Once we're inside, we'll find the right route sooner or later."
"Wait." Han Yu stopped him.
"What concerns do you have?"
"Let's buy enough supplies in town to last two months before going in."
Han Yu was not Di Tian. The latter's true form was a soul beast, and he was used to living off raw flesh and blood. Whenever he was hungry, he could casually catch some little creature and eat it on the spot.
But Han Yu could not do that. As a modern man raised in human civilization, he simply could not get used to a life of eating raw flesh and drinking blood.
Di Tian snorted. "I nearly forgot you're human. Fine, fine. I'll go take a look with you."
When he had arrived in Canaan City not long ago, he had developed a slight interest in human food. However, because he had been in a hurry to contact Han Yu, he had not gotten a single bite.
Taking this opportunity, he also wanted to taste what human food was like.
The Sun Moon Continent was not exactly a culinary wasteland, but its variety of food was indeed far inferior to that of the Douluo Continent. After all, many of the delicacies on the Douluo Continent had evolved from Han Yu's Gourmet City, so they were naturally rich and varied.
Han Yu was not picky. He bought plenty of