One day, after dinner, the group stared at a plate of bright red fruits on the table. The fruits gave off a sweet, fresh aroma that was very tempting. Although they had found some berries over the past two days, those tart-tasting berries were clearly not as alluring as these.
"I don't know what variety these red fruits are, but they have energy fluctuations. For them to be preserved so perfectly out here in the wild, with no signs of being bitten by birds or beasts, I'm afraid there's something strange about them," Lin Mo said.
Lin Mo's meaning was clear: he suspected the fruits were poisonous and inedible.
"I've never seen this kind of fruit before. We'll have to study it to see if there's anything strange about it, no?" Di Youlin said, curiously picking one up to observe it in his hand.
"Oh, right. Lan Xin, didn't you specifically study all sorts of plants before you came? Come take a look," Di Youlin said, turning to Lan Xin.
