Abandoned by the best children? I just take out the space

With his thoughts swirling, he gritted his teeth and hurriedly followed quietly. Along the way, Wan Shufang carefully asked the woman for details and thought about how to save her in his mind.

After passing through a dense forest, they finally arrived at the swamp. At this moment, the little girl seemed to be unable to hold on any longer. Her body was trembling and her hands were clinging to the branches tightly.

There was a ferocious crocodile under her, which kept opening its mouth to bite her. When it couldn't bite her, it actually started to attack the tree trunk. Each impact made the little girl tremble with fear and burst into tears.

"Woooooooo..."

The cries echoed in the swamp, and the crocodiles became more and more aggressive. Wan Shufang hurried forward and soothed them softly, "Little one, stop crying. The more you cry, the more excited those creatures will get."

"We're here to rescue you."

As soon as the words fell, the little guy really didn't dare to cry, biting his lips tightly. Seeing this, Wan Shufang immediately ordered: "Quick, release the boat."

The boats were lowered one by one, and Wan Shufang led the canoe team into the swamp. As soon as they entered, crocodiles surrounded them with their bloody mouths wide open.

"Wow!"

The tribesmen were startled and nearly capsized. Fortunately, Wan Shufang helped them stabilize the boat. She looked at everyone and said in a deep voice, "Stay calm and don't panic. I have a way to make them retreat."

After saying that, she took out a bottle of liquor from the space, poured it on the water, took out a fire starter and threw it. The flames instantly spread on the water surface, like a huge fire dragon swallowing the entire water surface.

The crocodile was frightened by the scorching flames and retreated repeatedly, growling loudly. This made Wan Shufang curse coldly: "Damn beast, you still want to eat people? Be careful or I will eat you soon."

While the crocodile could not get close, Chen Changli immediately took the helm and rushed to the front.

"Shufang, be careful." He warned, and when he saw a crocodile trying to attack, he picked up a wooden pole and stabbed it into the crocodile's eyes accurately and fiercely.

The blood instantly dyed the entire water surface red, and the crocodiles became restless. However, Wan Shufang followed suit and used fire attacks many times to prevent the beasts from getting close.

Chen Changli was leading the way, blood splattered everywhere, and he killed many crocodiles with his wooden pole, actually carving out a path for them.

This scene left Nangong Tian, ​​who had followed, stunned. He realized that they were not escaping but seeking death. He was so scared that he wanted to turn around and run, but was spotted by a lone crocodile.

"Roar!" The crocodile let out a low growl, staring at Nangong Tian with a fierce look in his eyes.

His knees gave way and he suddenly fell to the ground. His legs were shaking and urine was dripping from his crotch. Seeing the crocodile about to pounce on him, he screamed, "Ahhh, help!"

His hand accidentally touched a paddle, and Nangong Tian quickly hugged it, crying for help with tears and snot. His voice was so loud that Wan Shufang and Chen Changli heard it.

But the two of them didn't bother to pay attention to him. They drove the boat directly to the tree. Seeing the little girl on the tree was already pale with fear, Wan Shufang opened her arms and shouted at the tree: "Little girl, jump down quickly, I will catch you."

Hearing this, the little girl looked down timidly. The ferocious crocodile was baring its teeth, and she closed her eyes instantly in fear.

"Jump down now, those fires won't hold them back for long."

"Daughter, jump, jump."

The little girl's mother also followed suit, and under everyone's expectant gaze, she finally plucked up the courage, slowly slid down from the tree trunk, and fell steadily into Wan Shufang's hands.

Wan Shufang was holding the little girl and was about to return, but suddenly she found that there seemed to be a big thing not far away. She squinted her eyes and looked carefully, and was instantly surprised.

"Chen Changli, there seems to be a stranded ship over there. Great! We can go back with a boat. Let's go and take a look."

After she finished speaking, Wan Shufang handed the child to a tribesman and happily rowed the boat to go and see with Chen Changli.

The boat moved next to the large ship. The two looked at the huge vessel in front of them and were delighted. "Chen Changli, this looks pretty good. It should be able to support us to cross the sea."

Hearing this, Chen Changli nodded and agreed softly: "Yes, I have already checked. The hull of this ship is basically intact, but there is a hole in the bottom. It may need to be repaired before it can be used."

As he spoke, he patted the hull. The sturdy wooden board made a thumping sound, which seemed to hit the two men's hearts, making them unstoppably excited.

Wan Shufang walked to the bottom of the boat and saw a large hole there. She sighed softly, "It needs to be repaired. It's getting late today, so we should get the child back first and come back tomorrow."

"Okay." Chen Changli agreed immediately and rowed the boat back to the original place. She took the little girl back and happily led the tribe back to the shore.

On the shore, the little girl's mother was waiting anxiously. When she saw them coming back, she immediately trotted forward and looked at the girl carefully, as if she wanted to see if she was injured.

Seeing this, Wan Shufang quickly returned the little girl to her mother, patted her head and comforted her softly: "She's fine. I just checked. She's not injured. She just scraped her hand a little on the tree."

"This is ointment. Apply it to her wound and she'll be fine soon."

After saying that, she opened the lid and demonstrated to her how to use the ointment. The woman nodded rapidly, took the ointment, and knelt on the ground holding the child.

"Thank you, thank you, God."

"It's okay. Just take good care of the kids and don't come to such a dangerous place again."

"Wow." The woman responded and left with the child in her arms. The tribesmen surrounded Wan Shufang and returned to the camp in a mighty procession, completely ignoring Nangong Tian who was scared half to death.

Seeing that they had all left, Nangong Tian swallowed his saliva in fear and crawled to follow them: "Wait... wait for me, don't leave me behind."

There was a tearful tone in his voice, and he wished he had four legs to catch up with them.

When they returned to the camp, everyone was very tired, so they stopped having fun and just put out the campfire and went back to their own houses to rest.

Chen Changli and Wan Shufang lay in bed, staring at the ceiling. They couldn't help but think of the big ship they encountered in the swamp. Wan Shufang turned over and hugged him: "Changli, let's go check on the ship tomorrow. Once it's repaired, we'll find a way to leave."

"The sea chart I got from Nangong Tian before should also be useful. Together with the compass, we can definitely find our way home."

Hearing this, Chen Changli pursed his lips and held her tighter with his hands: "I'll take care of the ship repair, you don't have to worry."

"You can't do it alone. Let me help you." Wan Shufang's tone revealed an unwillingness to refuse. Before Chen Changli could speak, she changed the subject and started discussing leaving again.

The two were so engrossed in their conversation that they didn't notice someone standing outside the door.

When the elder who had gotten up at night heard that the two wanted to leave, his expression suddenly became solemn, and tears welled up in his eyes, filled with reluctance to let them go.