Wilderness Survival with Druid System

Chapter 1011 - 30: Wishes Come True

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Most of the supplies in Chen Wen’s eyes were fairly useful.

However, he was a bit puzzled at the moment.

Why were there others’ supplies left here?

Moreover, they just happened to meet our current needs.

At this moment, Chen Wen remembered the phrase on his entry—[Auspicious].

Greatly enhances your luck!

Wow, has my luck become so strong that everything goes as I wish?

Chen Wen rubbed his chin, he couldn’t help but think: If I want staple food now, can it be done?

But he was just thinking about it.

Finding staple food in this godforsaken place is almost as difficult as having a certain brand’s chips contain more air than chips.

Chen Wen brought his wandering thoughts back.

He continued to analyze the owner of these supplies.

From the categorization of the supplies, the owner seems to be camping here.

But camping in such a dangerous place...

Considering the world’s biodiversity and the peculiar customs of this Russian area.

Chen Wen felt this possibility existed.

Even domestically, he often saw some hikers go to extremely dangerous places to hike and camp.

The number of people who die as a result every year is not small.

The Survival Association has the task of promoting less hiking and camping in dangerous places, but overall, every year you can still see the news of campers dying.

Apart from possibly being campers, Chen Wen also considered the possibilities of poaching and hunting.

But poachers and hunters wouldn’t carry so much stuff.

Especially this cookie box.

If poachers really carried these delicately packaged cookies, they’d be laughed at by their companions.

Such people extremely value efficiency and value. At most, they’d carry compressed biscuits, but never these delicate cookies.

There’s also the cartridge stove.

This kind of thing wouldn’t be carried by poachers or hunters; it’s too troublesome!

Carrying so much weight for food doesn’t fit their ideas.

Furthermore, this is Beikal Lake!

The nearby Taiga Forest is rich in fuel wood. Walking around the forest for an afternoon, you can find a large pile of firewood.

"So...."

Chen Wen concluded: "It could be a group of people without much survival experience who came here intending to camp. Although the weather is a bit cold, their tent looks like a professional warm tent."

"Also, during this period, the scenery here is indeed beautiful, so they came."

"But something unexpected might have happened in the middle, causing someone to get injured, and hurriedly intending to take them back, so they left these supplies behind. Hmm, it’s quite possible!"

Moreover, Chen Wen remembered the injured brown bear.

If a group of inexperienced young people indeed brought spears or other cold weapons.

Of course, they might have hired a local hunter as a guide.

After all, the wound on that brown bear was close to the heart.

Not everyone has that kind of experience.

Luck is another matter.

Chen Wen thought, putting away the supplies.

No matter the reason, these supplies arrived at their campsite, so they belonged to them now.

Next, using these supplies properly, survival would be considerably easier.

...

While Chen Wen was pondering this matter.

Adam returned to the camp he discovered earlier.

He sorted out all the remaining things in the camp and carried them on his back.

Then he took everything away.

But about an hour after Adam left, three armed men arrived near the campsite.

Upon arriving, one of the younger men couldn’t help but widen his eyes.

He looked around a bit confused.

Everything was so familiar!

But why were the things they left behind all gone?

Seeing the situation here, the older one frowned and said, "Did you lead us to the wrong place? There’s nothing here!"

Another man hissed; he was a middle-aged Russian, bald, looking somewhat fierce, with three long scars from his head to near his neck.

He saw more things.

"It should be here."

He calmly pointed to a nearby trash pile: "The trash is still here; it should be here, but someone has probably taken your things."

By someone?

The young man was stunned for a moment: "I remember there weren’t any other people camping here at that time."

"It might have been done by later arrivals."

The bald man said, "Many people come to camp here this season; since your things were left here, and there wasn’t anything to warn others, there’s even bloodstains on them, naturally, they might think you abandoned them, so taking them wouldn’t be surprising."

Hearing this, the young man bitterly smiled: "Turns out we are inexperienced."

The man beside him laughed and said: "Those experienced wouldn’t come to camp here; camping here is more like seeking death."

The bald man gave him a glare, and that person immediately silenced.

The young man shook his head and said: "It’s okay if we don’t recover other things, but that tent is quite valuable; we just need to find the tent."

Hearing this, the bald man said: "If it’s just the tent, it won’t be difficult to find. We’ll help you take a look later, and if needed, we can negotiate with the boatman and ask for assistance from other campers or hunters nearby."

Upon hearing this, the young man felt somewhat relieved.

The three of them placed their supplies at the original campsite location.

Meanwhile, the bald man asked: "Are you sure it was a massive brown bear that injured your girlfriend?"

The young man nodded repeatedly.

His eyes still carried fear: "I’m sure! Absolutely sure! I’ve never seen such a huge brown bear!"

The bald man looked at his old partner.

His partner grinned and said: "It should be this one! This area only has it as the largest bear!"

Upon hearing this, the bald man touched the scars on his head.

His eyes flashed with ferocity: "Since we are sure it’s the one, this time I won’t let it go! I want to use its head to wash away my shame!"

The partner nodded.

But he still warned: "Nonetheless, everything must be cautious; that bear is very cunning and strong. Even if we have firearms, we must be careful of its sneak attacks."

...

While these three were camping.

Chen Wen and Adam began sorting out the second batch of supplies.

But Chen Wen was slightly disappointed; there weren’t many useful things in the second batch.

The only potentially useful item was a watch.

The watch looked valuable and was likely a women’s style.

Chen Wen cleaned off the dirt and dust, placing it in the less useful batch of supplies, then stored these in the temporary reserve area.

Afterward, Adam refrained from further exploration, as darkness was approaching.

At Lake Baikal’s high latitude, night falls quickly here; it’s best to rest at the campsite when night approaches.

He began helping Chen Wen cut and slice the bear meat into strips.

Meanwhile, Chen Wen went to the wood storage area to pick up a spruce log.

He intended to use the spruce log to make a smoking rack.

Regarding the bear meat treatment, Chen Wen opted for smoking instead of drying.

This decision was made considering the current weather conditions here.