Su Wei survived the blizzard, returned to his inherited cabin with Cotton Candy, and used his modules to gather valuable plants and restore the property. With supplies and a new tent, he left for the mountains to hunt and gather, ending the stretch by finding bearberries in the snowy forest.
Su Wei hunted and processed a black-tailed deer, then rescued his childhood friend Emily after she fell into a pit. Back at his cabin, he sold his Devil’s Claw and deer for $15,200 and considered his next expenses as he settled in for a hearty meal.
Su Wei weathered a blizzard that cut off his cabin, forcing him to conserve supplies and find food on the frozen lake. After catching several fish, he spotted a herd of Roosevelt elk and returned home considering a hunt once the storm eased.
Stranded by a blizzard, Su Wei found a Roosevelt elk herd and a valuable antler, then studied his father's notes to repair the snowmobile. He reached Kodiak Town with Cotton Candy, reunited with Emily, and went to take the hunter certification exam, where Aruk Kash confronted him.
Su Wei passed the professional hunter exam, earned Black Anderson’s mentorship, and accepted a commission to catch the poacher who had killed a pregnant doe. The search began in the mountains, where Su Wei spotted another wounded deer and suspected the shooter was nearby.
Su Wei and Black captured Garrett Hawk after he threatened the Roosevelt elk herd, while Su Wei learned that his parents’ shipwreck claim would make him a millionaire. With his debts soon to be cleared, Su Wei reconsidered taking dangerous hunts and earned ten hunter points for helping capture Garrett.
After receiving compensation and clearing his debt, Su Wei invested in his cabin, a new snowmobile, and a truck while growing closer to Emily. The stretch ended with Black and Aruk’s family sharing a hot pot meal at Su Wei’s cabin.
Su Wei prepared for his first major bear hunt, strengthened his skills and gear, and joined Black, Aruk, and Old Kash in the northern forest. After killing two Kodiak bears and processing the animals, he returned home as Black urged him to show the trophy in Kodiak and build his reputation.
Su Wei brought the giant bear back to Kodiak Town and earned the hunters’ respect after Black revealed that Su Wei had killed it. After celebrating the hunt, Su Wei arranged to have his trophies mounted, considered buying more land, and impressed Old Hope with his taxidermy skills.
Su Wei bought Old Sam’s eighty acres, bringing his land to one hundred acres, while advancing from taxidermy practice to assisting Old Hope with a bear hide and elk antlers. The arc left the bear hide and skull soaking through lengthy treatments as Su Wei weighed plans for an exhibition hall and awaited Matt’s preliminary budget.
Su Wei built steady-business plans while upgrading his cabin’s internet, then joined Aruk on a fishing trip that brought in a valuable catch and raised his hunting rank. After considering Laurent’s $100,000 bear commission, Su Wei chose to hunt alone and began arranging workers and equipment for a birch syrup venture.
Su Wei advanced construction on his exhibition hall, learned taxidermy techniques from Old Hope, and passed Black’s demanding hunting trial. As Emily shared news about her graduation and a possible reassessment of Kodiak’s hunting grounds, Su Wei prepared filming and hunting gear for the Missing Ear bear hunt.
Su Wei killed Missing Ear and earned the $100,000 commission, then used the bear meat to impress the Chart Room’s kitchen. As construction advanced at Emerald Lake, he fed the workers and edited the hunt footage while deciding to keep Cotton Candy content separate from his hunter channel.
Su Wei cooked a bear feast for Charles, whose offer of wealth led instead to a major investment in Su Wei’s wilderness club. Back at the Polar Territory, Su Wei began organizing the club and its finances as his hunting video brought in millions of views and new revenue.
Su Wei built ecological landscaping skills and gathered materials for the exhibition hall while helping Old Hope with major wildlife specimens. The hall’s power plan changed to an off-grid system, and Su Wei worked with Harris to explain the club payments to the IRS as legitimate membership fees for exclusive wilderness services.
Su Wei secured funding and built living ecosystems inside the exhibition hall while expanding his public presence and gathering wilderness materials. Emily revealed that government support had raised the hunting area’s rating but left Su Wei facing a high-stakes inspection, and he began showing her what the club could offer.
Su Wei completed the exhibition hall’s ecosystems and arranged for its major specimens, while securing funding and a Polaris Outdoors sponsorship. The specimens activated a new effect, and Cotton Candy fled from the bear king’s skeleton.
Su Wei went skiing with Emily and Cotton Candy, but a sudden polar blizzard halted the resort and left a boy trapped in a ravine. After rescuing the boy and returning to Emerald Lake, Su Wei edited and uploaded footage of the day as the storm intensified and Matt arrived with a snowplow.
Su Wei discovered a rich gold-bearing quartz vein beneath his land and worked to secure his mineral rights while managing construction and new business opportunities. After surveying the vein across Pillar Mountain, he realized that developing a mine would cost more than his shrinking funds could cover.
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