Qin Shaofeng might truly have had good luck. In the end, he actually found a highly suitable place to serve as his new residence.
This was a very unusual cave.
It was located on a small hillside, with a few trees, flowers, and grasses growing above it.
Yet inside, the cave resembled a naturally formed karst cavern, its surroundings all hard stone walls.
Several cracks near the entrance looked like natural air vents.
More importantly, the entrance was uneven. Qin Shaofeng had to put in some effort before he could climb up to it.
But as a place to live, it was extremely suitable.
Most importantly, the entrance was not large—about half a meter wide and less than a meter long.
With a stone slab prepared, he could completely seal the entrance shut.
The cave was also very spacious. It was roughly seven or eight meters high, with an area that was probably over two hundred square meters.
Moreover, what pleased Qin Shaofeng most was that, perhaps because it was a karst cave, there was actually a small pool at its deepest point. The water in it seeped out from the rock wall at the very back of the cave.
After Qin Shaofeng did some digging, he was even able to draw out a larger flow of water.
Qin Shaofeng immediately decided that he would live here from now on.
After spending two or three hours, Qin Shaofeng moved everything from the other cave over.
There was not much—just that wild boar, along with the gray wolf's hide, claws, and fangs.
All of those things would be useful. Qin Shaofeng planned to roughly make some tools with them for hunting and killing wild beasts.
After moving everything over, Qin Shaofeng found a suitable stone slab and sealed the cave entrance