Without the mutant animals as mounts, they realized how difficult it was to walk in the knee-deep snow. Although many people had changed into spare cold-proof clothing, when their feet were directly stuck in the snow and began to feel numb after walking for half an hour, their entire bodies also became cold.
Alex Cong kept replenishing calories for his companions, and several of them took turns carrying Zhuang Yao, so the six of them were in good condition. The others were not so lucky, and at noon, they had to rest again.
Tang Tingzhi and Zhuang Yao were studying the direction. In addition to the compass, they could also rely on the direction of the trees and the sun to determine the direction. Even in the thick fog, the huge ball of light in the sky was vaguely visible. They relied on these things and their precise calculation ability to constantly calibrate the direction. It can be imagined that if there were no two brain-evolved people, they would most likely be lost in this dense fog forest. The monsters lurking in the fog were waiting for an opportunity to eat them alive. Unless the fog dissipated, they would never be able to get out.
At around three in the afternoon, they set out again and walked until dark. Fortunately, they were not attacked again that day. However, the atmosphere at night when they had dinner and rest was not as cheerful as in the previous days. Many people could not even lie down to sleep because there were still pieces of spider silk stuck on their bodies, and could only sit or lie down.
In order to prevent Abu from licking the spider silk on his body, they not only had to assign people to keep watch at night, but also had to keep an eye on Abu at all times. Most of them did not sleep well that night.
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