Scientific Travel

Chapter 278

Whenever Deng Yin completed a task and received the points, he couldn't help but think of Wei Wujiang.

The male protagonist's life isn't even as valuable as the meat she eats for ten days straight.

How did they manage to get by?

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The people had already learned about the new natural disaster from Deng Yin, but when they actually witnessed it, it was still hard to accept.

Following the development of intelligence in plants, animals have also developed intelligence.

The small animals that were originally just lying on the chopping board at the mercy of others now have different behaviors: some beg for mercy, some resist, and some even grow to a much larger size, completely reversing the height and size difference between humans and animals.

Heaven has changed.

Deng Yin suddenly became somewhat interested in the main god that Gou Dan was talking about.

It's so kind of it; it knew that the host wouldn't be able to eat meat during this period, so it let the host eat meat for a month in advance.

Good God!

The first task really didn't need to be released.

After all that hard work, trying to make some kind of spirit-awakening potion, what use is it now that a natural disaster has struck?

Painless smartening, plus the chance to gain a stronger physique—isn't that better than an energizing potion?

Although the stimulant has limited uses, it is indeed difficult to prepare.

The transmission method of animal mutations is unknown, but none of the animals raised in Deng Yin's space have mutated.

Still a bit silly, but it's reassuring.

The product I won this month was another Wofeng Beast, so Deng Yin asked for a female one and locked it up with the other two Wofeng Beasts.

Judging from this, perhaps we won't even have to wait until this time next year. In just six months, these few Wind Beasts will be able to produce more Wind Beasts than she can ever eat!

Deng Yin has been eating a vegetarian diet lately, as she had been eating too much meat recently and was really tired of it.

No matter how delicious Li Pingle's cooking is, who can stand eating such large amounts of meat every day?

The wind has died down recently, and the surroundings are calm and peaceful, giving me the illusion that the natural disaster has ended.

Fortunately, before the animal mutation disaster, there was a rain disaster followed by a hailstorm.

Of the wild animals that survived these two natural disasters, less than one in ten survived.

The fate of domesticated animals was not much better; most were killed for meat, and only a small number survived as breeding stock.

Even so, people's lives are still not easy.

These mutated animals range in size from dozens of times larger to possessing immense strength and intelligence comparable to that of humans.

Some animals even possess abilities similar to those of gods...

It has everything for controlling fire, water, wind, lightning, ice, and the movement of objects.

These are just some of the animals whose power humans have witnessed. There are also those animals that live deep in the mountains, rarely venturing out; no one knows what abilities they possess...

It seems like the world is really going to end. All species are evolving except for humans.

Nature seems to be hunting down humanity, wanting to completely wipe them all out...

Living is hard, but nobody wants to die.

If Deng Yin hadn't informed Cui Wuji in advance what the next natural disaster would be, and if Cui Wuji hadn't trusted her so much that he immediately sent people to find a solution, then at least half as many people in Baichu Kingdom would have died as they are now.

That single downpour, as high as a three-story building, could drown millions of people.

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There were no signs of animals moving around Deng Yin's house, perhaps because of the presence of the Emerald Ice Beast, which kept most animals away.

Chi Lin remained there, completely oblivious to the deceptive appearance of the two emerald ice beasts, unaware of the mountain of corpses and sea of ​​fire outside...

That was a hellish place...