My Arknights Life Diary

The next morning, Tu Fang crawled out of the sleeping bag, stretched his body towards the rising sun and took a few breaths. Although the air was not fresh, it was quite refreshing.

"Tsk tsk tsk, oh, I don't know why, I didn't feel very sleepy last night, oh, I didn't sleep well..."

Tu Fang twisted his neck and spoke like this.

In this lifeless wilderness, the pace of life is very slow. Tu Fang got up and casually broke off a few pieces of source stone and threw them into the extinguished fire, and lit the fire.

Tu Fang was not planning to just have a sloppy breakfast, after all, he had plenty of time.

"Let's have a bowl of noodles. I just happen to have some instant noodles and sausages in the trunk. Unfortunately, there are no eggs. Otherwise, I could fry some fried eggs... No, it seems that there are no eggs here. There are only feather beast eggs..."

For Tu Fang, although there is not much difference in the texture and taste between feather beast eggs and eggs, Tu Fang still wants to add eggs instead of feather beast eggs to this noodle.

After a while, Tu Fang brought out a bowl of noodles.

"Tsk tsk, not too salty or bland, tastes great, but... ah."

Tu Fang, who is alone, just misses home... I can only think of the hometown deep in my memory. I don’t know if I will have the chance to go back again...

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This went on for several days, Tu Fang was driving on a land that was severely polluted by the source stone, driving on this lifeless land.

During these few days, Tu Fang tried his best to find some goals to pass the time on the road, such as going to the source stone crystals as tall as mountains, trying to climb up and so on.

As for the result, there is naturally nothing much to say. Tu Fang was near the source stone crystal that was so high that it seemed to pierce the sky. He took a close look and then drove away.

As for going up? Tu Fang looked at the Originium fragments surrounding the giant raw stone crystal and a large number of activated Originium crystal clusters, and suddenly he was not so interested in going up.

Although Tu Fang was not afraid of mineral sickness or serious source stone pollution, the sharp edges and corners of the source stone fragments and source stone crystal clusters told him.

If Tu Fang went over, he would probably get several cuts on his body from those Originium crystal clusters and Originium fragments. Although he had plenty of medical supplies, those cuts would still hurt.

Tu Fang's car kept driving and driving, and soon he left the severely polluted Originium crystal forest.

This is because it would be easier to cross this uncontaminated wilderness directly than to take a detour deep into the area that has been severely contaminated by Originium.

And more importantly, if Tu Fang remembered correctly, this wilderness appeared in the shape of an arch on the map.

The four sides are surrounded by areas heavily contaminated by Originium, with only a small opening connecting to the wilderness outside that has not been contaminated by Originium.

And if Tu Fang remembered correctly, there seemed to be an oasis here. If nothing unexpected happened, he could take a good rest there.

As the car moved forward, the result naturally did not surprise Tu Fang. A lush green grove soon appeared in front of him.

"I don't know why there are only oases in these wildernesses. If you insist on saying it's groundwater, it's not impossible. The key is that there are source stone veins underground here. It's weird..."

Tu Fang muttered this as he drove forward. As for how these oases appeared, who cares? As long as they exist, they exist!

Tu Fang soon reached the edge of the oasis, but this also meant that he had to stop the car because the trees growing in the oasis did not allow him to drive a truck in.

But has it really stopped?

Okay, it really stopped.

Tu Fang drove around a bit and confirmed that there was indeed no road that would allow the pickup truck to enter the forest.

It seems that I can only park the car here. I can't drive further inside.

Tu Fang muttered this in his heart as he carried his bag and left the parking lot. He knew this was a shabby place! The car couldn't drive in.

.............

Tu Fang came to the lake with his bag on his back. He spent a short while setting up his resting place.

Everything was ready, but Tu Fang didn't know what to do. He came here to rest, so the question was, how should he rest? Should he just lie down in his sleeping bag and sleep?

The answer is definitely not this. Looking at the sparkling lake, Tu Fang suddenly remembered that he seemed to have brought a roll of fish hooks...

"Fishing is a relaxing activity (provided you don't come up empty-handed, otherwise it's just a mind-boggling game), but then again, why did I bring a fishing hook in the first place?"

Tu Fang scratched his head, then walked back into his pickup truck and took out a roll of fish hooks from a box in the corner.

It’s strange, Tu Fang only brought a fish hook, but no fishing rod, let alone bait, so why did he bring a fish hook?

As for the fishing rod, you can just break off a branch. As for the bait...do fish eat sausages?

Tu Fang saw some sausages on the other side of the truck and couldn't help but think so.

"Forget it, forget it, just take them all! What if this fish has a strange taste and likes to eat ham?"

Thinking of this, Tu Fang picked up a few sausages and put them in his pocket.

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"It's strange. I don't believe that there is no suitable branch in such a large forest. This one... won't work because it has a cut in the middle. This one won't work either because it has forks and is not beautiful..."

As Tu Fang walked, he looked for suitable branches along the way to use as fishing rods. Unfortunately, his standards seemed to be a little too high. There were several good ones, but Tu Fang didn't choose them.

"This one might be okay, let's keep it for now... Wait, that's... a person!"

Tu Fang, who was about to reach the lakeshore from the woods, was suddenly startled when he saw someone drawing water on the opposite side of the lake.

At this moment, Tu Fang didn't care about anything else. He threw aside the "holy sword" he had just picked up, picked up the binoculars in his pocket, and looked towards the other side of the lake.

Through the binoculars, Tu Fang could see clearly what was happening on the other side of the lake. He saw a young man carrying two large buckets to draw water from the lake.

Tu Fang felt that the boy was very familiar. After thinking about it for a while, Tu Fang suddenly realized that the boy seemed to be Dart! Although his appearance had changed a little, Tu Fang still recognized him!