Become a knight starting with synthesized entries.

Jackie was quite surprised when the topic of camping was brought up again.

"Your Excellency Yunina, would you care about such petty tricks?"

Roan never considered it a trivial trick; the skill of surviving in the wilderness was extremely important.

Especially after the appearance of Warcraft, the wilderness has become increasingly dangerous.

Unlike miracles, these skills are not recorded in books.

It could only be passed down by word of mouth among the wandering knights.

It awaits to be compiled into a manual by wise, experienced, and dedicated knights.

Of course, that wise, experienced, and selfless knight was clearly not Roan.

Despite Luo An's persistent questioning, and unable to resist Luo An's curiosity and sincere flattery, Jackie simply slapped his thigh and stood up.

"Lady Yunina, since you say so, come with me."

Roan and Jackie stepped out of the camp and crouched down within the limit of the campfire's light, pointing to the messy footprints on the ground.

"Your Excellency Yunina, since you are interested, I can teach you. See?"

"These are wolf footprints, these are bear footprints, these are wild boar footprints."

"As a wandering knight, I've spent a lot of time in the wilderness. The wilderness is not like the town. You might wake up to find a wild dog or a bear lying next to you."

"Even if you become a trainee knight, facing bears and wolves won't be a problem, but you still have to be careful."

The wilderness constantly drains your mental energy; one wrong step and you might encounter death.

"First, observe the footprints to determine what animals are active nearby. Only then can you set up a warning line."

Jackie pointed to the denser security tape. "These are for wolves."

"The wider area is for bears; no matter how they step, they'll hit the warning line."

"Being taller is for people," Jackie said very seriously.

"Be careful, there might be bandits in the wilderness. They might sneak up on the camp."

"And...herbs,"

These can be used to temporarily stop bleeding.

These can be used for seasoning, and those can be used to ward off wild animals…”

Jackie taught very meticulously.

Luo An nodded from time to time, this valuable experience could also be applied to Warcraft.

Both are animals; monsters and wild beasts are essentially no different.

If these experiences were compiled into a book and sold for silver coins, a large sum of silver coins could be earned.

Jackie only needs to tell the story once, and Roan can record it all using the Monkey Typewriter and review it at any time.

Even so, Luo An knew that there was a big difference between written knowledge and practical application.

Roan would occasionally ask Jackie questions, and Jackie would answer them one by one. He was happy to share, especially with a humble and eager-to-learn noble knight who would often exclaim, "Wow, that's amazing!" or "You can do that?!"

As they shared their knowledge of the wilderness, the two gradually ventured deeper into the forest.

With the moonlight shining, the road was not difficult to walk.

Suddenly, Jackie stopped in his tracks.

He looked up and gazed into the distance.

"Your Excellency Yunina, look over there."

Following Jackie's gaze, Roan turned to look into the distance, where several wolves stood on the snow outside the forest, staring at him.

"Wolves?" Roan hadn't expected to encounter a pack of wolves when they were only a day's journey from Lorton Town.

"Wait a moment, I'll take care of it."

Now that they had encountered them, Luo An had no intention of letting the wolf pack go.

If you're lucky, you might find a good wolf pelt and make another fortune.

"Wait," Jackie called out to Roan. "It's too far. Lady Yunina, I'm not doubting your abilities."

"Just be mindful of your energy levels in the wilderness. The wolves won't come near you, and chasing them is a waste of time."

Jackie was very experienced and immediately realized that the wolves were just passing by.

"Don't worry, there's a warning line in place, so we can know when the wolf pack is approaching." After all, Jackie was a trainee knight, and he was confident in dealing with a few wolves.

Luo An thought about it and realized that it made sense; his mission wasn't to deal with a few wolves.

With a hint of regret, Luo An withdrew his gaze, when suddenly a golden light flashed before his eyes.

Wild beasts, bandits, cultists lurk in the shadows.

Luo An was taken aback; those familiar words popped into his head again.

It's equally nonsensical.

But the Monkey Typewriter doesn't generate information out of thin air.

There must be some crucial detail that Luo An overlooked.

Luo An's gaze fell on the wolf pack in the distance; they were still watching him.

"Lord Jackie, what do you think makes those wolves over there different from a regular wolf pack?" Roan raised his chin, gesturing for Jackie to look at the wolves.

Jackie squinted to examine it closely, then shook his head.

"Your Excellency Yunina, you're overthinking it."

"......." Luo An did not refute.

Without the "monkey typewriter," Roan would have reached the same conclusion as Jackie.

Just as Jackie said, the wilderness could drain Roan's attention at any moment.

Learning Jackie's wilderness survival skills was an unexpected surprise.

"Don't worry, Lady Yunina," Jackie said again, still having some confidence in the Wilderness, though.

"We need to rest. We still have a long way to go tomorrow."

Luo paused for a moment, then nodded.

If anything happens, it will come to you on its own; Luo An won't need to go looking for it.

Back at the camp, Ya Yang was already fast asleep in her tent.

This guy is all alone in the camp, and he dares to sleep soundly.

I really don't know whether to say Ya Yang was too bold or too trusting of Luo An.

Jackie rechecked the cordon and yawned as he approached Roan.

"Your Excellency Yunina, there's no need to keep watch. Don't worry."

Luo An nodded. "You go to sleep first."

Jackie knew that Roan was still worried about the wolf pack.

He immediately found it amusing; as a novice knight, being cautious about the wilderness should have been an excellent thing.

Being overly cautious is a bit excessive.

That's a trainee knight, wearing armor that even crossbow bolts can't penetrate.

A few wolves, what's there to be afraid of?

Shaking his head, Jackie wisely refrained from saying anything more.

Young people always need to learn from their mistakes.

Yawning, Jackie crawled into his tent.

Luo An remained by the campfire, adding wood to make it brighter.

Luo An still felt something was wrong.

Upon reflection, Luo An realized that those wolves were incredibly clever.

Too smart...

That woman, Mary Jane, left a deep impression on Roan.

In Riverwood, she once said that coming into contact with the Black God made her smarter.

Luo An stood up, took a deep breath, drew his longsword, and held up a burning match.

As expected, several pairs of eerie green eyes slowly emerged from the surrounding darkness.

The wolf pack silently crossed the warning line and appeared behind Luo An.

No, it shouldn't be a pack of wolves. To be precise, it should be monsters.

The wolf stared intently at Luo An, its eyes flashing with hatred.

Golden light appeared before Luo An's eyes.

The wolf pack is angry.

Luo An clicked his tongue; these guys were probably after him.

"To seek revenge?"

"Luo An said in a low voice."

The wolf let out a deep howl, ignoring Ya Yang and Jackie's tent, and went straight to surround Luo An.

Well, they're just a few beasts. Luo An didn't even bother to wake them up.

Those beasts dare to talk about revenge, dare to seek revenge against Luo An.