I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal
Chapter 368 - 248 Holy Shit! King Aura!_2

Chapter 368: Chapter 248 Holy Shit! King Aura!_2

"There’s a very high probability that he ran out on his own."

Upon hearing this,

the expression of the middle-aged team leader immediately turned ugly.

Everyone who comes here for tourism knows that outside is the Primitive Forest, only safe within.

The term "Primitive Forest" is no joke.

The Primitive Forest, a name that inspires awe just by hearing it.

It is the wildest domain of nature, a world not completely tamed by modern civilization.

The dense jungles hid endless unknowns and dangers, both the wonders of nature and crises serious enough to hang by a thread.

At this moment, the team leader was filled with worry.

His brow furrowed tightly, his voice slightly trembling, "The environment in the Primitive Forest is complex and variable, with numerous wildlife. Once direction is lost, the consequences are unimaginable."

He had not expected

that the young man, pushed into the team by a friend, would truly be so reckless.

Messing up the camera in the morning was one thing,

but now there was this whole new problem.

Any adult should know the consequences of rushing out recklessly.

His well-planned project was now turning incredibly complex.

Sun Huwen sighed softly, a glimpse of sympathy flashing through her eyes, "Is there anything we can do to help? Perhaps we can search separately or call for rescue."

Jiang Anping then calmly analyzed, "Calling the police is necessary, and we should also provide as much information about the missing person as possible, including his photo, attire, and the last known time and location he was seen. Additionally, we can head back the way we came, paying attention to any trace of him. Sometimes professionals might be slow to arrive, and what we can do is to try to buy time."

Upon hearing this,

the team leader seriously started discussing with the two women.

Yet when the team leader wanted to ask for help,

the two women promptly refused.

Seeing this, Chen Yun and Bai Shi exchanged a glance, a trace of amusement twinkling in their eyes.

They both preferred to respect the fate of others.

As adults, everyone should take responsibility for their actions.

The park had repeatedly warned about the dangers outside and emphasized legal responsibilities for crossing the wire fence.

What else could be done if these warnings were ignored?

Besides, the thoughts of the two women coincided with theirs.

Helping out was fine, but fundamentally they wouldn’t go all out.

Thus, the two women merely put forward some suggestions.

Regarding this, the middle-aged team leader couldn’t really say much else

and got busy discussing with the people in the team what to do next.

Afterward,

Chen Yun and the others continued taking pictures on the viewing platform.

The middle-aged team leader considered many factors and decided not to call the police for now, preparing to organize everyone to start searching on the way back.

Special attention could be paid to the surrounding wire fence.

While the group was discussing future actions, Chen Yun suddenly looked thoughtfully in a certain direction.

His 600-meter sensing range allowed him to see clearly what was happening in the distance.

And watching all that,

he couldn’t help but curl his lips into a smile.

"What’s the matter?"

Bai Shi noticed Chen Yun suddenly smiling in a particular direction and instinctively asked in a low voice.

No one around noticed the situation here.

The photography team was frantic like ants on a hot pot, while Jiang Anping and Sun Huwen were seriously taking pictures.

So, only Bai Shi noticed Chen Yun’s sudden daze.

Being the one who thought he knew Chen Yun best on the scene, he believed there must be some deep meaning behind his stare.

"I saw something interesting."

Chen Yun slightly smiled, uttering these words enigmatically.

Bai Shi frowned upon hearing this.

Before he could continue probing, a rustling sound came from the direction Chen Yun was watching, immediately drawing everyone’s attention.

From the depths of the dense forest came constant rustling sounds.

Suddenly,

a man burst out.

It was a man running for his life.

His clothes were tattered, his once neat attire now covered in mud and weeds as if he had struggled out of a mud pit.

His face mixed with sweat and dust, with several strands of messy hair stuck to his forehead.

His trouser legs had several tears, revealing skin that bore several distinct abrasions, some of which were beginning to bruise.

His staggering steps occasionally dropped tiny leaves and small branches, indicating he had just navigated through numerous obstacles.

His breathing was rapid, each breath accompanied by a dry rasp from deep within his throat, evidently lacking rest and hydration for a long time.

His hands were no longer clean; nails embedded with dirt and palms with both fresh and old scratches, marks left in panic while trying to grab something for balance.

Others didn’t see it as clearly as Chen Yun.

But they could make out the distress of the person.

The middle-aged leader recognized immediately that the guy who had darted out from the forest was the young man who had gotten lost.

He was just about to shout something,

when he heard the young man scream, "Run!"

The voice was hoarse and exhausted, clearly conveying a hint of fear.

The crowd was somewhat dazed upon hearing this.

Before anyone could react, three massive wild boars burst out of the jungle where the young man had appeared.

These three wild boars were enormous, each nearly two meters in length and about a meter tall at the shoulder, covered in hard, dark gray fur that gleamed with a metallic sheen.

Their heads were broad, with snouts that protruded.

Their tusks viciously stuck out from their lips, sharp and powerful, seeming like the most lethal weapons in nature.

Their eyes were wide open, with a wild light that underscored their status as top predators of the forest.

The most shocking aspect was their momentum as they ran, their strong limbs like steel pillars supporting their massive bodies.

Each step they took shook the ground, kicking up clouds of dust behind them, like tanks in a storm, unstoppable.

Wild boars are not only massive in size; their aggressiveness and destructive power are also incredibly alarming.

In nature, even when facing prey larger than themselves, wild boars dare to challenge; they use their powerful bodies to ram and their tusks to tear, and even experienced hunters hesitate to provoke them.

Especially in a forest environment they are familiar with, wild boars’ combat effectiveness is greatly enhanced, and any creature that carelessly intrudes into their domain might face a severe threat to their survival.

Seeing these three furious wild boars, everyone instantly understood why the young man was so terrified, and that primal fear quickly spread among them.

The middle-aged leader felt a shock in his heart.

What on earth had this young man done?

Had he damaged the wire fence? Why were there wild boars in the scenic area?

What should they do next?

His thoughts were complicated at this moment.

This trip was never supposed to go to dangerous areas, nor had they applied for professional hunters or bodyguards; who would have thought they’d suddenly face wild boars?

Wild boars are very fierce.

And the three that were chasing the young man looked extremely agitated; who knew what the young man had done to them.

Under normal circumstances,

their number, more than a dozen, might scare off the wild boars.

As for now,

it seemed unlikely.

Everyone fell into panic at the moment.

Running was not an option.

Humans can’t outrun wild boars.

And with such a short distance, it would be pointless to try, they’d be upon them in seconds.

So, for a moment, everyone was paralyzed by fear.

Sun Huwen subconsciously grabbed Bai Shi’s arm, while Jiang Anping looked solemnly at the wild boars.

As for Bai Shi,

he first felt the ordinary small parts in his pocket and assembled them into a lethal weapon single-handedly.

But after a moment’s thought,

he looked towards Chen Yun, who appeared completely calm.

Seeing his indifferent expression,

Bai Shi also chose not to do anything.

The next moment,

the young man was almost upon them, and everyone could see his disheveled appearance.

The wild boars were very close too.

Everyone was about to flee in all directions.

But in that instant, the three wild boars suddenly stopped.

Their body hair stood on end.

They seemed to be extremely frightened.

The next moment,

they couldn’t control their bowels out of fear and ran back the way they had come.

This scene

left everyone frozen in place, unsure of what had just occurred.

Only Bai Shi looked thoughtfully at the calm Chen Yun, and whispered in a voice only he could hear, "Holy shit! King Aura?"

This made Chen Yun involuntarily twitch his mouth.

"King Turtle Aura?"!

He knew Bai Shi was also confused, which is why the pronunciation was a bit strange.

But...

If you can’t compliment, don’t.

At least make sure the pronunciation is correct next time.

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