End of All Realms
Chapter 294

A Wolf That Looked Like a Husky

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The lifeboat made its way through the fog. Russell closed his eyes and waited for his eyes to adjust to the light before slowly opening them. After weathering the storm and fog, he realized that it was already early morning outside.

Ahead lies a sea dotted with reefs, jagged rocks scattered across the surface like a dark mass. Beyond the reefs, one can see islands covered with towering trees, exuding an aura of antiquity and age.

Dense ancient trees stand around the island, stretching into the distance. The rolling hills present a wild and desolate scene. Even from a distance, one can still hear the roars that occasionally echo from the island.

The school of fish dragged the lifeboat forward, passing through the gaps between the huge reefs, and successfully reached the beach at the edge of the island.

Ying Yingying carried two backpacks, one in front of the other. At 1.4 meters tall, the two large bags weighed down to her knees, making her look incredibly pitiful.

Russell felt relaxed and didn't think anything was wrong. Ying Yingying looked small, but before she switched to magic, she was an assassin and warrior. Her speed, strength, and explosiveness far exceeded those of an adult man, and carrying two backpacks was a piece of cake for her.

"Hey you, I don't even know your name. How can you keep calling me 'that guy'?" Ying Yingying asked angrily through gritted teeth, preparing to write down her enemy's name so she could send a group to thank him later.

"Jason!"

"Who would believe such a common name!" Ying Yingying muttered to herself.

The two walked across the beach, leaving two rows of footprints, one large and one small. The current immediately surged up behind them, smoothing out the footprints, and then swept away the lifeboat, disappearing without a trace, leaving no sign of ever landing.

The island is isolated from the world, and apart from an extremely unlucky person, no outsiders have ever visited it. This closed environment over tens of thousands of years has created a unique ecosystem.

The ancient trees reach for the sky, their trunks so thick that it would take five people to encircle them. To secure a place to grow, they have incredibly extensive root systems. Many roots, as thick as an arm, protrude from the soil, winding and spreading in all directions.

Fortunately, although the giant trees were tall and had very lush branches, the distance between them was relatively wide, so the light was not dim. A large number of ferns grew on the damp soil, and the ground was covered with a thick layer of dead branches and fallen leaves, emitting a rotten smell.

The exposed rocks were covered with green moss, making them incredibly slippery underfoot and severely hindering walking speed.

"Jason, I have a Flying Carpet in my Space Ring. It's fast and stable," Ying Yingying suggested. In the distance, the ferocious roar of Beast rang out, startling the birds in the forest. A series of signals indicated that this primeval jungle was fraught with danger.

"No need. Children need to exercise more to grow taller and faster!"

Stepping on decaying leaves, Russell stumbled, one foot higher than the other, until he snapped a dead tree with a crack. He frowned deeply; continuing to wander aimlessly like this wasn't a solution. He checked his inventory of cards and used one of them.

[Skill Card: Summon Dog (Daoist with 15 dogs, invincible throughout the entire server)]

Standing next to him was Ying Yingying. Russell pretended to chant a few incantations, then waved his hand, and a dazzling summoning circle immediately lit up on the ground in front of him.

The visual effects were extremely stunning, far surpassing the cheap special effects of knock-off web games. This made Russell very ashamed, as he had inadvertently shown off again.

Ying Yingying raised her hand to shield her eyes, and heard a loud howl of a hungry wolf in her ears. But as the light gradually dimmed, she saw Russell's summoned creature clearly, and she was completely taken aback.

One, two, three, four, five... a total of fifteen Husky sat down on the spot, lined up in three rows and five columns, a very brutal scene.

Russell: "..."

Seeing the group of Husky had just finished howling at the sky and then reverted to their natural behavior, Wagging Tail and sticking out their tongues at him, he was starting to lose his composure.

They think they can roam freely throughout the entire area? What can fifteen Husky do? Do you think they can tear the island apart?

You should only think these words in your heart, and never show them out loud, otherwise you'll lose face big time.

Russell cleared his throat and gave the huskies a command in a deep voice, "Search this jungle. If you see any living people walking on two legs, return and report immediately. Even if you don't find anyone, return to me at any time. Don't get lost, understand?"

"..."

There was no response. The Husky either wagged their tails or scratched themselves, none of them listening to what Russell was saying, showing absolutely no discipline.

"Very good, now that you've all understood, get to work and carry out the mission. On my command, disperse!"

Russell waved his hand, and fifteen Husky fell to the ground, bending their limbs to reveal their furry bellies.

Ying Yingying: ( ̄_, ̄)

"Disperse!"

"Woof woof woof!"

Ying Yingying: (ノへ ̄,)

Russell's forehead veins throbbed. He took two deep breaths, composed himself before exploding with rage, and drew his Desert Eagle, firing a shot into the sky.

Bang!

"Disperse!"

"Awoo! Awoo! Ugh—"

The birds and beasts scattered, and the fifteen frightened Dog Pack took off running, disappearing into the depths of the jungle in the blink of an eye.

The atmosphere was a little awkward. Russell took a bottle of mineral water from Ying Yingying's backpack and took small sips of it.

"Jason, were those Husky just now?"

"No, they are wolves that look like Husky," Russell replied calmly. Sometimes in life, you have to lie through your teeth; it's better for everyone.

"Wolves don't Wagging Tail, they don't bark, and they certainly don't look as stupid as Zhang Cheng!" Ying Yingying was speechless. Russell's image as a master in her mind plummeted. As a defeated opponent, she felt extremely ashamed.

"That's why I said they're wolves that look like Husky!"

"Let me warn you first, Husky are also known as 'runaways,' and once they go, they probably won't come back."

"It's a wolf!"

"Aaaaah! Give me the Space Ring right now, I want to ride the Flying Carpet!" Ying Yingying scratched her head in frustration, opened her backpack, took out milk and bread, and wolfed them down.

The little girl was inexperienced and had never seen the world, so she couldn't tell the difference between a wolf and Husky. Russell didn't want to argue with her, so he said he needed to pee and turned to walk behind a boulder.

He took out a skeleton from his Space Ring, a trophy from the last time he obtained the Main God Space, a relic of a Reincarnator who had enhanced Wolverine.

Russell opened his mouth and chanted a spell, placing Jason's soul into it. After a short while, flesh and muscle grew on the skeleton, and the naked Jason stood up.

Jason: (._.)

Russell took out a Repairman's uniform, a white mask, and a Dogleg Saber, which he had found on the cruise ship, and handed them over.

"Go stealthily to find living people; that's your specialty. Once you find them, don't disturb them. Come back and tell me immediately."

Jason put on his uniform and mask, not quite satisfied with the Dogleg Saber, tucked it behind his back, strode into the jungle, and instantly disappeared.

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