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Chapter 35 Encountering a Fierce Tiger While Traveling in the Mountains

After leaving the village, Xing'er quickly disappeared into her spatial dimension.

She first took a bowl of congee with preserved egg and lean pork, then a plate of pickled vegetables, and a tea egg and started eating.

A wonderful day always begins with a bowl of delicious congee with preserved egg and lean pork.

The porridge I stored was very thick, just the texture Xing'er liked.

There's plenty of meat, lean yet tender, and the preserved egg in the congee is especially bouncy and smooth. The egg yolk is soft and powdery, and after finishing a bowl, my stomach felt completely satisfied.

Unfortunately, after finishing a bowl of congee with preserved egg and lean pork, she couldn't eat any more tea eggs. So she put the tea eggs in her pocket, planning to eat them when she got hungry. After the meal, Xing'er went to the beverage room and got a cup of hot milk tea.

After putting the milk tea into her water pouch, she left the space.

Xing'er looked at the distant mountains.

She decided to conquer it.

This first step starts with the wild vegetables from the foot of the mountain.

So she quickened her pace and reached the foot of the deep mountain.

I looked up.

Autumn has arrived, the leaves have turned yellow, and wild vegetables and mushrooms in the mountains are growing wildly. In other places, the mountains belong to landlords, and ordinary farmers can't even gather firewood.

Even the smallest good find on an unclaimed mountain will cause a frenzy among nearby villagers.

Take Xinghua Village for example. The terrain is hilly, with big mountains and low slopes. No one dares to go to the big mountains because there are tigers and jackals, but the low slopes are all bare.

Even a single blade of grass that can be burned will be pulled up by someone.

Speaking of which, Xing'er should thank the tigers and wolves in the mountains. If it weren't for them guarding the mountains, she wouldn't have been able to go into the mountains to collect wild produce.

As Xing'er was thinking, a tiger's roar suddenly reached her ears.

"Awoo~"

"Awoo~ Awoo~"

The sound was like a stereo system installed at the foot of the mountain; the roar was vast and seemed to be right above her head, shaking the entire sky. It was terrifying, and the key point was that it was quite far away from her.

As Xing'er saw the tiger running towards her, she was so frightened that she quickly hid in her spatial dimension. The other small animals were also terrified. The wild deer ran away as fast as they could, and the wild boar family also jumped out of the mud pit.

All the animals on the mountain were terrified. One wild deer was so frightened that it crashed into a tree and died. The tiger lazily walked over, lowered its head, and began to gnaw on the deer's neck.

Upon hearing the tiger's roar and entering the space, Xing'er seemed frozen in place, suddenly unable to move, her legs even went weak for a moment, and she only recovered after a few seconds.

I never felt scared when I saw tigers at the zoo before.

But the tiger she encountered in the wild was truly terrifying; its roar alone sent chills down her spine.

She patted her chest to calm herself before starting to search for things in the armory.

To deal with the tiger, she couldn't let it die and disrupt the ecological balance, nor could she injure it too severely. She also needed the tiger to intimidate the local wealthy landowners in the mountains.

After thinking about it, Xing'er decided to go and get the larger anesthetic needle.

Once she's outside, she can immediately climb the tree and give it an injection. After numbing it, she can put an electric shock collar on the tiger's neck and shock it whenever it dares to approach.

Just do it.

Xing'er immediately went to prepare an anesthetic, and then found a large electric shock collar.

Once everything was ready, Xing'er immediately left the space.

As soon as she left the space, the tiger was only 300 meters away from her. The tiger could run two meters per second. Without thinking, she quickly climbed a big tree.

Then, aim the tranquilizer dart at the tiger's body and quickly fire it.

"Whoosh!"

The first shot hit the mark.

The tiger didn't fall.

Xing'er was on edge as she received the second injection.

"Whoosh!"

I won again.

The tiger was still standing, and the distance between them had even closed considerably. She could smell the stench emanating from the tiger's mouth. She focused her mind and fired the third needle.

It hit the target again.

But even after being injected with three tranquilizers, the tiger can still run around freely.

soon.

The tiger had already approached the tree where she was.

Xing'er quickly shot the last needle.

The needle struck the tiger directly in the neck.

The tiger finally collapsed limply under the tree after the last injection, instantly flattening a large patch of grass. Its fallen body was over a meter long, nearly two meters long.

She crouched on the tree, trembling, terrified that the tiger would wake up. She wasn't afraid of other animals, but she was truly afraid of tigers.

A while later.

The tiger still showed no signs of waking up, so Xing'er jumped down with her basket on her back. She first poked the tiger's head with a stick, but there was no response. She then noticed that the tiger's eyes were tightly closed, showing no sign of opening.

After waiting another fifteen minutes, Xing'er tried reaching out to touch the tiger's head.

Fortunately.

It was sleeping soundly.

With trembling hands, Xing'er put the electric shock collar on its fluffy head.

Unexpectedly, she had just put it on.

The tiger actually woke up.

This terrified Xing'er, and she ran away as fast as she could. As she ran, she didn't forget to press the button, and the electric shock collar quickly took effect. As soon as it activated, the tiger was shocked so badly that it foamed at the mouth and lay on the ground unable to move.

She only stopped when she was sure the thing worked. The tiger got up and didn't attack her. Instead, it frantically tried to grab the collar with its claws, but it would get shocked every time it grabbed it.

It bared its teeth and scratched several times, but then dared not make a move again.

After giving Xing'er a cold look, he ran past her, grabbed the wild deer in his mouth, and ran up the mountain.

Xing'er breathed a sigh of relief as she watched its departing figure. This made her understand why Tang Sanzang put the golden headband on Sun Wukong; he was probably afraid that Wukong would run away and leave him unprotected.

That old Deng is a real sly one!

After the fright, Xing'er just wanted to quickly pick some mushrooms and some wild vegetables to take home. She didn't dare to think about anything else, after all, the tiger was too scary.

She carefully searched for mushrooms, carrying a basket on her back.

I didn't expect to find such a large clump of termite mushrooms just by randomly digging around.

These termite mushrooms had all opened their caps, but she didn't mind. She first patted the surface of the mushrooms to let the spores come out, and then picked them one by one and put them into her basket.

Before long, Xing'er discovered more and more termite mushrooms.

She kept bending down to pick mushrooms like a happy little girl.

They quickly filled a basket to the brim with the harvest.

However, she left half a basket of termite mushrooms in her space, and planned to go pick wild vegetables and fruits with the other half empty.

There are still some wild vegetables to eat in autumn. There are plenty of wild shepherd's purse at the foot of the mountain. Shepherd's purse is a treasure. It is available in spring and autumn, and there is quite a lot of it.

Xing'er saw that there was too much shepherd's purse, so she simply went to her space and replaced the basket with a wicker basket and a carrying pole, so that she could hold even more.

Xing'er pressed the shepherd's purse into the basket again and again, then took out the termite mushrooms from another basket until the basket was completely full, and then placed the termite mushrooms on top of the shepherd's purse.

It was almost noon.

Xing'er entered the space, took a plate of grilled fish, ate it, and drank a cup of tea before coming out.

After putting the carrying pole and basket into her spatial storage, she prepared to head back into the empty mountain.

while walking.

"Waaaaah~"

A low, childish growl came from somewhere.

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