The Great Wilderness lived up to its name. Often, there was not a soul for thousands of miles.
Fierce Beasts roared, and towering forests dominated the Great Wilderness.
Meng Chuan walked alone through the Great Wilderness, some distance from Stone Village now.
Every so often, he stopped before a particular plant and examined it closely for a while, then left in disappointment.
He had only just arrived in the Chaotic Ancient Era, found his beloved Milk Baby, and opened One-Stone Kindergarten. By rights, Meng Chuan should have stayed in Stone Village.
He could have spent his days feeding the baby and smacking his bottom from sunrise to sunset.
But Meng Chuan had a reason he had to leave Stone Village.
If he did not leave Stone Village, he might die. He simply could not survive in the Chaotic Ancient Era.
Because he had no tea leaves.
It was a terrifying predicament.
Meng Chuan had only recently realized that when he returned to the Chaotic Ancient Era, he had brought nothing with him.
Naturally, that meant he had none of his daily necessities—his tea leaves.
No tea leaves meant no tea. How was Meng Chuan supposed to live?
So Meng Chuan resolutely left Stone Village and ventured into the Great Wilderness to look for a tea tree.
Surely the vast Great Wilderness had at least one tea tree?
Of course it did.
And so began Brother Meng's quest for tea.
Meng Chuan had originally wanted to bring Little Nonpoint along and take the little fellow on a spur-of-the-moment journey through the Great Wilderness.
But he had only been in Stone Village for a few days. If he took Little Nonpoint wandering through the Great Wilderness already,
he suspected the people of Stone Village would fight him to the death.
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