Su Qinglan didn't waste time. As soon as Hu Yan's broad back vanished among the trees, she also grabbed a small hide bag, which was left behind by the original owner and is used to carry items, and tiptoed out of the cave.
The morning air was cool in the beast world. Sunlight filtered through the canopy of thick trees. She could even hear birds chirping and leaves rustling, and somewhere far away, the low cry of a beast echoed.
She hugged the hide bag tighter to her chest. "Alright, Su Qinglan, let's see what this beast world has to offer."
At first, she did not find anything good. The bushes were thick, but most held only sour berries or thorny branches. She crouched down, sniffed a few wild herbs, and wrinkled her nose. Too bitter. Useless.
Her stomach growled again. "Don't betray me now," she scolded it.
