Legend of Dream God in a Little Dream

Chapter 257 Not Worth Remembering

Star crawled to the front of the baboon, which was not dead yet.

It opened its eyes and saw Sita in front of it. It wanted to wave its hands to show its fear, but it couldn't even express its fear now.

The spear had stuck it into the tree trunk, and its feet could not reach the trunk. Its entire body weight was supported by the ribs above the spear that pierced it.

It will die, but not so quickly. When it saw Star coming in front of it, it slowly closed its eyes.

Star raised his middle finger in front of it again, which was a mockery from the victorious side.

The baboon's head just happened to lower after Star made the gesture. It was dead. The tree trunk was covered with its blood, and its hair was also stained with a lot of it.

Other small animals and insects soon gathered on the tree trunk, attracted by the blood.

Puff~Puff puff~

Four vultures appeared around Star. They were scavengers that specialized in picking up the fruits of other people's labor.

Star glanced at these uninvited guests and said, "It's not a good place to stay for long."

Star pulled out his spear, pushed the baboon to the ground, and then crawled under the tree.

The bloodstains on the tree trunks attracted a lot of mosquitoes, and Sita was ready to go down and take the baboon away early.

Thump~

Star jumped down from the last section of the tree trunk. A vulture not far away was watching everything Star did with its head tilted.

Star dragged the baboon backwards with both hands, "If we can't eat venison, monkey meat is also good."

Star also had to leave quickly before other large animals came to ask him for travel expenses.

After walking for just a few minutes, the sound of footsteps could be heard on the ground.

Star turned his head and saw a black bear foraging not far away. It must have smelled the baboon's blood and came uninvited.

Star glanced at the black bear about 20 meters away. The black bear also glanced at Star and then ran towards Star. If the black bear could speak, he would probably be muttering: More food, more food.

Sta was shocked by what he saw. Regardless of the fate of the baboon, he had to think about how to save Sta's life first.

Star quickly found a tree nearby that looked easy to climb and climbed up. His energy from summoning the spear was almost drained, and the energy from carrying the baboon gradually drained his physical strength.

At this time, the best way for Star is to avoid the black bear. If he runs, the black bear will chase Star first. After all, black bears are not stupid.

To the black bear, the baboon belongs to him no matter what, but this is not necessarily the case for Star. Star is still alive. If Star runs away, the black bear will lose a side dish.

So Star had no choice. If he ran, he would definitely die, but if he climbed a tree, that might not be the case.

If Star chooses to climb the tree, then the choice with the bear will change. Originally, the black bear's choice is to do Star first or to eat first.

Now Black Bear has only one choice, which is to eat first, and then choose to have a meal or leave directly.

Star chose the option that was most beneficial to him at the moment, and died without a sound as soon as he ran away.

At the same time, Star, whose energy and strength were almost exhausted, could only watch the black bear eat a free lunch from the tree.

"Hey, leave some for me," Star shouted to the black bear. The black bear in front of him was eating his food, which made Star unhappy, but Star could only be unhappy now.

When the black bear heard the sound, he raised his head and looked around, then perfunctorily continued eating.

If the black bear could talk, would it say at this moment: "What? My side dish wants to eat my main dish?"

Star was helpless. All he could do now was pray that the black bear would be full after eating the baboon and leave.

More than ten minutes later, the black bear had almost finished eating the baboon, and it was time for a supplement.

Then the black bear came to the tree where Star had hidden before.

The black bear used its front paws to grab onto the tree trunk, almost standing upright, and its hind legs also slowly grabbed onto the tree trunk, slowly climbing upwards.

Star looked at this scene and thought, "What the hell, this thing can climb trees."

Yes, some bears can climb trees.

The black bear gradually approached Star.

Star pointed the end of the spear in his hand at the black bear, with nearly one meter between them.

The black bear saw that Star had a weapon in his hand, so he tactfully climbed down the tree and left.

Star looked at the black bear gradually going away, and then looked at the baboon whose last bit of food was being enjoyed by the vulture.

Star is alive, but his work is in vain.

Star had no choice but to pick some unripe pears to temporarily fill his stomach.

Star climbed down the tree. Finding water was still his main goal, but since large animals appeared, it meant that the water was not far away.

Because large animals have the habit of staying near water sources, they can drink water anytime and anywhere, and they can also catch other animals that steal water to drink.

Sta was helpless, he couldn't just pick up some blood to drink. He was too proud to let go of his status as a prince. However, everyone who came here was just a challenger.

Star followed the direction he had taken before, and soon he heard the sound of flowing water in a stream.

When Star heard the sound of the stream, he finally felt happy.

Star followed the sound of water to the stream, and saw a clear stream appear in front of him.

Star walked to the stream, half-knelt down and put his hands into the stream, scooped some water and rubbed his hands, talking about the principle of washing hands before eating.

Star washed his hands. When he thought they were clean, he scooped some water with his hands and put it into his mouth. The water flowed quickly from his hands on the way.

The flowing water is like time. In the vast amount of time, it only serves to precipitate those past events worth remembering.

As Star was drinking, a memory flashed through his mind. In the picture, Latread was touching his head and feeding him milk from a bottle. That was the only memory Star had when he was very young, and Star only remembered some of Latread's memories of him.

At this moment, Star was holding the water in his hand, and the water in front of him seemed like the goat milk in the bottle, warm and delicious, the difference was that it lacked the milky fragrance and caring love.

Star looked at the water in his hands. He should have drunk it again, but he opened his hands and returned the water back to the stream.

Star fell into deep thought, because at that time, Latien seemed to be muttering something like "You have grown up."

"I have grown up? But what makes my father think I have grown up? What have I done to make my father think I have grown up?" Star asked himself, but the loss of past memories made him puzzled, as if nothing had changed.

'This doesn't seem worth remembering, but why do I remember it? '