The next day, Ren Baqian brought the students and the indigenous people up the mountain.
Usually, the food that the indigenous people hunted could sustain their entire stronghold for three days. However, because Ren Baqian and his entourage arrived, they had to hunt for food again on the second day.
The forest on Nine-peaked Mountain was very dense. Sunlight only illuminated a small number of areas and was scattered by the canopy of leaves, breaking into numerous pillars of light.
The soil on the ground was extremely fertile. Over many years, the dead leaves fell from the trees, rotted, and seeped into the ground, causing the soil to become extremely rich.
"There isn't much game near the Black Pool, so we will head for the northwest. Na Gu will lead you from here," the middle-aged leader of the hunting team, Ta Hu, told Ren Baqian.
