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Every day they had to walk dozens of kilometers, and Paul's knee recovery was relatively slow.
But the situation was urgent; he knew the severity of the problem well and refused to maintain the previous pace, insisting on increasing the travel time.
Fortunately, there were many mounds and ravines on the grassland to take shelter from the wind. Dry grass quickly ignited, and every certain distance one could encounter a forest. The active animals were numerous, making the overall environment much better.
Even if they walked an extra hour or two, because they rested better at night, it was actually less exhausting than walking on the tundra.
Continuing in this way, within a few days, the two arrived at a familiar place—
Chen Zhou arrived at the forest of the Prehistoric World, also the place where Paul first began his challenge, facing the Cave Hyena.
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