He didn't dare imagine it any further.
Because if a big cat showed up, he would be completely finished.
A tree this big could be climbed directly by a big cat.
With a ruthless resolve, Qin Shaofeng stopped caring about anything else and began tearing at the gray wolf's wound with his teeth.
He tore off bloody strips of wolf flesh. Without much chewing, Qin Shaofeng swallowed them straight down.
After eating some wolf meat, Qin Shaofeng's strength fully returned. He even discovered that the bones broken in his fall seemed to be recovering somewhat as well.
As for setting those bones straight, it was not difficult for Qin Shaofeng at all.
In fact, during the process of constructing his body, Qin Shaofeng had become incomparably familiar with every part of it.
Restoring the displaced sections of bone to their original positions was child's play for Qin Shaofeng.
Of course, the pain during this process was unavoidable.
Although possessing a real body made the pain pierce straight to his heart,
compared with some of the pain Qin Shaofeng had endured in the Illusory Realm, it was nothing.
Though nearly everything in the Illusory Realm had been illusory, to Qin Shaofeng, it had been real, and so had the pain.
Thus, Qin Shaofeng could endure this much pain.
At most, having real pain nerves made him somewhat unaccustomed to it.
Fortunately, he adapted quickly.
Qin Shaofeng also came to understand that this was probably thanks to his body not having fully completed its transformation yet.
Otherwise, these injuries would likely have taken a long time to heal.
Once he had recovered some strength, Qin Shaofeng stood up and lifted the gray wolf.
The gray wolf looked enormous, as though it weighed over a hundred jin, but in truth, it barely weighed