Wa Wu was indeed very hungry and genuinely eager to hunt, but it was undoubtedly the clumsiest hunter Tai Yu and the other "participants" had seen in recent times, without exception.
Over at the "Corpse-Burying Ground", the interference and traction effects brought by the multi-version "Awakened Ones" and related experiences turned Wa Wu's most basic attempt to stand up and adjust itself into a series of "sit-ups", and it performed at least hundreds of rounds of them.
When it finally managed to gain a tiny bit of basic freedom, it spent most of its time twitching in place, wobbling and listing to the sides.
During this period, Wa Wu also tried to directly expand the scope of the "Corpse-Burying Ground", hunting the "Awakened Ones" buried in the "Misty Jungle" by others in the surrounding area.
This was like certain types of chess, where capturing the corresponding grid nodes meant achieving an expansion of territory.
However, there was one obvious fact: near this twisted underlying network structure, not a single other "Awakened One" could be seen.
Whether due to coincidence or some other reason, the "Corpse-Burying Ground" had been substantially isolated.
Therefore, this clumsy creature Wa Wu had to spend another twenty or so hours before barely learning how to "walk", enabling it to stumble through the "Misty Jungle" and slowly expand its hunting range in search of edible prey.
Yet its greatest challenge remained its own self-control.
It still struggled to maintain its balance, colliding from time to time with the branches and leaves of the trees in this jungle, or tumbling into deep piles of fallen leaves and humus.
However, Wa Wu's collisions were somewhat special; its state of existence within the "Misty Jungle" was semi-illusory.
It was a sort of collision that wasn't quite a collision, a fall