"Mo Jin was right. Places like this not only have all kinds of snakes and insects, but also all kinds of wild beasts, and it's easy to lose your bearings. There's strength in numbers, so we'd better not split up."
"Mo Jin enjoys wilderness exploration. I agree with his suggestion, too."
The second person to nod was the usually taciturn Cui Hu.
As a cameraman for wilderness livestreams, he understood the cruelty and danger of the wild extremely well. At a time like this, he naturally knew who in the group would be safest to follow.
Wang Yanqiu irritably scratched at the welts on her arm from mosquito bites. "Whatever. As long as we get out of this godforsaken place quickly. I just feel like it's eerie everywhere."
The others did not speak, but they were clearly all in agreement with Mo Jin's suggestion.
"Good. Since nobody has any objections, then that's settled."
Mo Jin looked up and glanced around.
"It's getting late. We'll divide up the work and look for something to eat. Ideally, we should find a place with a stream. We also need to find enough dry firewood."
"The nights in the mountains are rather cold. A fire can not only keep us warm and repel mosquitoes and other insects, but also scare off quite a few wild beasts. So our top priorities are starting a fire, finding water, and finding food."
"Who's going to look for food? We don't even know what's edible!"
At the mention of finding food, they all looked at one another.
Mo Jin thought for a moment, then said decisively, "I have some wilderness survival experience and know quite a few wild fruits and vegetables. I'll look for food!"
"I'll look for a river or stream." Su Qiao was just about to