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n294 The Stare of Death

nWhether it was the Siberian tiger or the Kodiak brown bear, they were both apex predators.

nOn the other hand, wild boars were omnivores.

nJust the terrifying palm of the Kodiak brown bear could smash a tree stump.

nIf the two of them really clashed, the boar’s brains would probably be smashed into pulp.

nFortunately, no one wanted to continue arguing about this issue.

nAfter chatting for a while, they changed the topic.

nThe new topic was how Bell should deal with this deer.

nHowever, Bell did not care.

nHe could eat this roe deer however he wanted. After all, the energy was fixed.

nEven if he ate it raw, Bell would not feel burdened.

nHowever, there was a more important problem in front of Bell. He was considering the issue of his shelter.

nThere was less than half an hour until sunset. If he could not find a shelter before nightfall, it would be difficult to survive tonight.

nEven if he built a shelter on the spot, there should be no wild beasts coming out to hunt in the cold night.

nBecause even if they found food, they would quickly freeze to death.

nBut the first thing Bell had to consider was how to resist the cold wind.

nFirst, he had to use the terrain advantage.

nOtherwise, it would be useless to just stick some branches on the ground, even if he stuck ten parachutes on them.

nThe other was time.

nBell slowed down and began to pay attention to whether there was a suitable place to build a shelter.

nThe sun was setting, and Bell could not help but feel anxious.

nA natural shelter was not easy to find. Even if there was one, it was often discovered by brown bears or black bears first.

nJust as Bell was getting vexed, his eyes suddenly lit up.

nNot far ahead, there was a slightly sunken area between two pine trees.

nAlthough this area was not big and was less than half a meter deep, it would be of huge help to Bell.

nLooking up at the sinking sun, Bell pondered for a moment and kept thinking about how to use this terrain to build a suitable shelter. After all, he did not have time to delay.

nIn the wilderness, one had to be decisive and not hesitate.

nDon’t think that you can encounter a better choice if you continue moving forward.

nOnce you walk forward with this mentality, the sky will turn dark, and the situation will be extremely bad.

nAfter thinking for a moment, his frown gradually relaxed.

nBell quickly walked to the two pine trees and used his gloves to dig away the loose snow on the surface of the depression and piled them around the hole.

nIn less than ten minutes, the sunken area that was only about half a meter deep was deepened to a thickness of one meter by Bell.

nAfter doing this, Bell found many wooden sticks and piled them inside.

nThe audience in the live-stream was puzzled, not knowing what Bell was doing.

nBell had already taken out the parachute from his backpack and was explaining.

n“The reason why I chose to pile the snow around me is mainly because it can block the cold wind.

nAs for the area above our heads, we have to cover it with the parachute.

nThere is no need to worry about whether the parachute can cover the size of this space.

nThe material of this parachute was very light.

nOnce a fire is started, this thing will open the parachute like a hot air balloon. ”

nWhile talking, Bell finished laying the parachute on the top.

nAt the same time, Bell did not forget to use the piled snow and wooden sticks to hold it down.

nAfter another short while, a ball of fire quickly lit up inside the shelter.

nBell quickly added firewood. The weak fire turned into a raging fire in just a moment.

nJust as Bell had expected, the parachute gradually expanded as the hot air rose.

nFrom afar, Bell’s shelter looked like a small Mongolian yurt.

nDarkness quickly enveloped the forest.

nThe forest was silent.

nThe faint light from Bell’s shelter was a rare warmth in the forest.

nLooking at the fully raised parachute, Bell smiled.

n“Alright, this way, we don’t have to worry about the size of this shelter.”

n“Now that the place to stay is settled, it’s time to settle our dinner.

n“To be honest, I can’t wait.”

nBell took off the lid of the canteen and stuffed it with snow before placing it on the fire.

nWith the help of the temperature of the fire, traces of water vapor quickly emerged. The snow in the canteen gradually melted into water and was slowly boiling.

nDuring this time, Bell began to search his backpack and took out the palm-sized piece of meat he had cut earlier. He cut it into pieces and threw them into the canteen.

nIn the end, even the bones were thrown in.

nFinally, he took out the deer head from his backpack.

nThis thing really did not look good.

nHalf of its tongue was stuck out of its mouth, and the blood had already frozen from the damn temperature.

nIts large eyes were staring fixedly at Bell.

nIf it were someone with a weak mentality, they would not be able to endure this.

nHowever, Bell had a strong mentality. He only curled his lips in disdain and began to roast the meat.

nBell felt a little strange being stared at by this roe deer. He thought for a moment and turned the deer’s head away from him.

nWhen the audience in the live-stream saw the roe deer’s gaze, they were shocked.

nBut since they were separated by the screen, everyone quickly reacted.

nAt the same time, they did not forget to tease Bell.

n“Hahaha, Bell is terrified.”

n“A death stare from a roe deer.”

n“Can it really be eaten?”

n“Previous poster, I can tell that you’ve never tried it before. Deer and goat’s heads are both delicious.”

n“Hehe, delicious my a*s. The last time I went to eat goat’s head, I vomited.”

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