Late at night, Adnaal Primeval Forest.
Ye Yuan stood alone in the snow.
The reason he had stopped here
was because less than thirty meters ahead of him,
a herd of wild horses was resting.
Finding a herd of wild horses in a forest was already an unbelievable thing.
More importantly, these wild horses had a distinctive appearance.
They were covered in thick, long fur, as though they were wrapped in high-quality pelts.
More importantly still, every horse in the herd was remarkably small.
At first glance, one might have thought they were a group of immature foals.
But Ye Yuan knew
that these were not foals.
They were genuine adult wild horses.
They looked so small because they were a breed of miniature horse.
And they were a unique breed found only in Yakutia.
Speaking of Yakutia, it was a place with deep ties to Huaxia Nation.
Yakutia was located in the northeastern part of Bear Nation's Asian territory.
It bordered the Arctic Ocean to the north, covered more than 3.08 million square kilometers, and had a total population of over 970,000.
The Yakuts of the region were of the yellow race.
Their appearance was similar to that of Huaxia Nation people.
It was the world's second-largest region inhabited by the yellow race outside Huaxia Nation.
It had been occupied by Bear Nation in the eighteenth century.
It was now the largest administrative region within Bear Nation.
And the largest provincial-level administrative division in the world.
At that moment, Ye Yuan rapidly searched his mind for information about Yakut Horses.
Yakutia, situated deep within Siberia, had exceptionally cold winters.
Daytime there lasted only three hours.
Temperatures generally hovered around minus sixty degrees Celsius.
The Yakuts who endured those harsh winters relied on a breed of steed with extraordinarily thick