Is it easy to survive in the jungle? Not!
Fortunately, he managed to make a fire, but the predators could not approach him for fear of fire.
There was a river nearby, that's how it met its water needs.
He was bitten by a snake several times, but luckily it wasn't poisonous! Still, that didn't mean it didn't cause him any trouble.
There is no market here, so whatever he finds, he should be thankful!
Even though he smashed the animals he cleaned in the river and roasted them in the fire, it could not be said that they were cooked well. However, he got used to this taste over time.
The forest was like a surprise box, giving him a challenge every time he thought about getting used to it.
Fortunately, it wasn't home to grizzly bears, wolves, and more, as he had imagined.
But the frequency of bugs was annoying and disgusting.
***
1 month has passed.
Climbing trees to pick fruit has become a routine. He understood some plants and saw their healing effects on animals.
2 months passed.
He was captured by humans as he felt the forest as his territory.
And now she realized her identity, a slave who escaped from the hands of human traffickers.
He felt that he would miss the forest as he was rudely carried back. He was used to it.
But he did not resist.
He has knives and doesn't have the confidence to fight a few people.
The night he was brought in, he was locked in a nasty and rusty prison. He was deep in thought, looking at the food in the bowls given.
It must have been ancient times.
Presumably when even steam engines didn't come out.
It was another world though, but it was still lagging.
Leaning against the iron railing, he gnawed at the bread in his bowl.
He has not eaten bread for a long time, he will almost forget the taste!
He became even more lethargic, silently watching the people behind the cage.
She was crammed into a large animal cage, and she yawned, ignoring the attention-seeking glances around her.
Maybe it will be sold.
He wonders what the owner will be like.
He certainly didn't think he would be a merciful person.
-To be continued-