I felt a sense of despair deep within me, but at this moment, an unexpected discovery provided me with great inspiration.I suddenly noticed that the flame in front of me was continuously flickering and swaying. This seemingly simple detail conveyed a crucial piece of information – there was wind!Moreover, it was a lateral breeze. Only in the presence of a gentle breeze would the flame sway like this. Since there was wind, it indicated air circulation below, suggesting that the space was not entirely sealed.The cave had a gourd-like shape, with a small entrance at the top and a relatively spacious area below. I lit a lighter and circled inside the cave, quickly discovering that the source of the gentle breeze was the wall against which a decomposed corpse rested.I promptly moved the rotting corpse aside, revealing a roughly half-meter-long, slanting opening in front of my eyes.With the lighter in hand, I peered into the opening and saw a dark passa

Seeing Queenie accusing me without asking for the details, I didn't hold back either; I was also furious!"What's the big deal if I took a look at you? I've already said it wasn't intentional. There are plenty of women everywhere. Why do you think you're so precious?""I hit him for a reason. Just because you don't bother to understand the situation, you think it's my fault?"I responded with a cold sneer, "You should think about it. Why didn't anyone stop me in the cave? Accusing me without knowing anything? Do you know he intentionally pushed me into a trap, and I almost died? I almost lost my life, and you think hitting him once is a big deal? I almost wanted to kill him!"Queenie looked surprised by my words, and Lillian quickly pulled her aside. She asked, "What happened?"Lillian explained the situation to her in a low voice. Hearing the whole story, Queenie felt indignant. She didn't expect Harold to do such a thing.Thinking about it, Harold not

Before venturing out into the pouring rain, I already had some thoughts.Go to the seaside.Since the last time I encountered that python at the seaside, I had rarely been to the beach again. But now, with time pressing, I had to go.Searching for food by the seaside should be much easier than aimlessly wandering in the woods.The heavy rain poured down like a waterfall, soaking my clothes completely. Wearing the now heavy attire, the path that usually took less than ten minutes turned into a thirty-minute trek this time.Every minute felt incredibly long.Fortunately, luck was on my side, and I eventually reached my destination without stumbling.This time, it seemed good luck was once again by my side. I jumped into the sea and, after a short swim, caught two large fish! After struggling to throw the two fish onto the shore and smashing them unconscious with a stone, I excitedly headed back.As I walked, I also picked many fruits and gathere