The Oceanic Fisherman
Chapter 1543

Blade Coins in the Snake Den

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Night, deep in the forest.

A gray bear lingered before a pile of trash.

It sniffed around the packaging bags left behind by humans.

Then it circled around a few times.

Finally, it changed direction again, stretched out its four thick paws, and took off at a swift run.

Good grief, couldn't it just go in one direction?

No wonder the rescue teams couldn't find them when it kept changing course like that.

Ye Yuan inwardly grumbled as he watched the direction the gray bear ran.

With the gray bear's help, whose sense of smell was even keener than a dog's, Ye Yuan easily found the bottom of the valley.

This time, it seemed that Brother-in-law and his companion had not changed direction. Instead, they were heading out of the mountains.

With that answer, Ye Yuan felt a little more at ease.

If his guess was correct,

then even without him, Brother-in-law and the other man could safely return to the Scenic Area.

He believed that as long as Brother-in-law and his companion entered the Scenic Area,

the dense surveillance network there would have no trouble spotting them.

After calculating his current location, a three-dimensional map of the forest's layout appeared in his mind.

Based on where he was now,

at a normal person's walking speed,

it should take only one day to leave this area.

Of course, that was assuming a straight-line distance.

If the terrain ahead was difficult to traverse, then the time needed was hard to say.

After all, even at the edge of it, this was still deep within a primeval forest.

There were no so-called paths here at all.

To move forward, he had to carve out a path himself.

That naturally made the journey much harder.

Fortunately, Ye Yuan had a gray bear clearing

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