Recaps

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 finished the exhibition hall’s woodland, cliff, river valley, and tidal pool systems, and the system rated the woodland and cliff ecosystems perfect.
• Su Wei and Matt agreed on a phased construction plan, and Matt signed a $1.374 million estimate for the shooting range.
• Su Wei negotiated a Polaris Outdoors sponsorship with Catherine Morales, agreeing to feature the jacket naturally in a fifteen-minute video for a $100,000 base fee.
• Su Wei visited Old Hope and fitted the Kodiak brown bear king’s skeleton with Old Hope’s Dragon’s Fury glass eyes.
• The system rated the bear specimen beyond perfect and granted it Silent Fear Blessing and Silent Roar, while Old Hope called it a perfect monster.
• Su Wei arranged transport for the bear skeleton and stag king’s antlers, then installed the antlers and secured the skeleton inside the exhibition hall.
• The system detected that Woodland’s Call and Silent Roar coexisted and triggered the King’s Courtyard effect, while Cotton Candy shrieked and fled from the bear 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 prepared for a sponsored ski trip, brought Cotton Candy, and met Emily before driving them to Pyramid Mountain.
• Su Wei filmed the ski outing and sponsored products as he and Emily made several runs and rested with Cotton Candy.
• A polar blizzard forced the chairlift to stop, and Su Wei left the evacuation area to search for someone after hearing sounds near a rocky slope.
• Su Wei found Jason trapped in a ravine with a broken tibia and hypothermia, set his bone, and helped rescuers lift him out.
• Su Wei and Emily evacuated through the storm, then drove down the mountain and waited out the worsening weather over dinner in Kodiak Town.
• Su Wei drove Emily to her apartment and continued through the snow to his Emerald Lake cabin, where he edited and uploaded footage from the trip and rescue.
• Su Wei reviewed his finances as the blizzard intensified, and Matt arrived at the property gate driving a heavy 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.

• Su Wei found a gold-bearing quartz vein beneath the planned shooting range and redirected construction to protect it.
• Su Wei confirmed through lawyers that his land title included subsurface mineral rights and commissioned documents to defend against unauthorized surveys.
• Su Wei gained more than a million TikTok followers, addressed criticism of his rescue video, and secured a $200,000-per-video quarterly partnership framework with Polaris.
• Emily helped secure the Throne of the North’s certification and sent Su Wei a rare geological manual whose records placed an old borehole near the mineralized zone.
• A laboratory assay confirmed 8.74 grams of gold per ton, and Su Wei used the manual’s maps to infer that the vein extended beneath much of his hundred acres.
• Su Wei rode a snowmobile along the F-3 Fault Zone and detected mineralization at eleven of fourteen survey points across roughly 1.8 kilometers.
• Su Wei concluded that he owned the vein but could not fund the exploration, permits, and mine construction on his own.