The first animal master in another world: his wife is under the city

Chapter 75 College Freshman ([-])

College Freshmen ([-])

However, the doll did not show much fear.

Because everything in the world is normal, if you don't mess with it, it will rarely go crazy and attack irrelevant people.

This is especially true of animals, do not attack them, do not enter their territory, not when they are hungry and desperate to eat, they may be poisonous, but are generally harmless.

Just like the snake in front of me, although it is extremely poisonous, there is a spider web not far behind it, and there are more than ten huge spiders moving slowly on the web.

Those are enough for it to eat beautifully.

The baby stared at the snake for a long time, then finally slowly turned away its gaze, retreated to keep a safe distance from it, and then continued to move forward.

On the top of the tree, the two old men were puzzled, "Did the girl find out?"

"Maybe?"

They probably weren't sure, they just watched the doll's fast forward speed and quickly followed.

Stopping again, it was on a side. The river was not wide, only seven or eight meters long, but it was wide enough for a doll.

There is a boat on the river with a person on board who is fishing.

The baby came closer, looked at the opposite side, and faced the old man, "How can I cross the river?" It was depressing and direct.

The old man looked up at the doll, smiled slightly, and answered directly.

"If you catch ten fish for me, I can lend you a boat."

The baby looked around, and there was nothing on both sides of the bank except straight trees.The bridge is naturally impossible, and the trees and vines swinging across are useless.

It seems that there is no other way to do it.

She walked back under a tree on the shore, looked up, and then quickly climbed up.

When he reached the top, he broke off a dozen or so branches, jumped down, tore off the bark, and tied the branches into several bundles at random.

Then he brought those little bundles of branches to the water's edge.

Choosing a place quite far from the boat, the doll threw the branches into the water vigorously, and took another one in each hand.

With Wei Wei's luck, his figure immediately floated forward at high speed.

However, only halfway through, she exhausted her true energy in one breath, and immediately threw out one of the bundles of branches in her hand, and her foot just landed on the one thrown before.

(End of this chapter)