In a post-apocalyptic world, she was reborn and became the queen of the wilderness.

After meeting up with Little Fire Fox, Nan Ruanruan headed straight for Fog Mountain.

Two hours later, Nan Ruanruan stopped at the highway intersection.

After parking the car, we walked over various protective fences for almost an hour before finally reaching the foot of Wushan Mountain.

She looked at the towering, endless, snow-covered misty mountains before her, her expression filled with excitement.

"Little one, we'll be spending the next month here."

In my previous life, because of my weak strength, I was at the mercy of others.

Not in this life.

Upon hearing Nan Ruanruan's words, the little fox trembled and whimpered twice while hugging her neck.

Before it even went any further, it already sensed several presences that could easily crush it to death in the snow.

Waaaaah, let alone a month, it might die soon.

Nan Ruanruan glanced at it with amusement, then stroked its fluffy little head to comfort it, "Don't worry, I know what I'm doing."

Upon hearing this, the little fox's gaze froze for a moment, then it cried even harder.

Waaaaah, it's like bringing this to my death!

Nan Ruanruan glanced at it helplessly, then walked away without offering any further explanation.

A demonstration is worse than a hundred words.

'Roar--'

After walking only a dozen meters forward, a terrifying roar came from above.

The snow fell softly, and the mountain wind made it look like a heavy snowfall.

Nan Ruanruan and the little blood fox looked up.

Above, a fierce black bear was seen lying on a huge rock protruding from the mountain.

A faint, icy blue light flickered between its brows, and it stared at them with a gaping, blood-red maw, its gaze both greedy and ferocious.

Nan Ruanruan raised an eyebrow slightly as she looked at its brow; it was an ice-type.

Okay, even if she doesn't need it, she can trade it with others for what she needs.

The other alien species that had intended to attack them all retreated when they saw the black bear.

They dared not compete with one of the overlords at the foot of the mountain for food.

Nan Ruanruan was not afraid at all, and even had the leisure to turn to the little fire fox and ask, "Little guy, would you like to try some black bear meat?"

In the world of these alien species, there is not much social interaction; the strong always reign supreme.

If you are strong, it will retreat; if you are weak, it will attack.

If she can capture this black bear, the alien species at the foot of the mountain will be wary of her, making her subsequent actions much easier.

"Woo——"

The little fox clung to Nan Ruanruan's shoulder, whimpering and shaking its head.

It didn't want to eat; it wanted to run away. If it didn't run, the black bear would eat them!

Nan Ruanruan understood the little fox's fear.

It's normal for a young cub to be afraid when it encounters a ferocious adult alien species; it's an instinct.

However, it's not a big problem.

Take it along and beat up a few more ferocious adult mutants; let the child broaden his horizons.

"Let's go play with it."

Nan Ruanruan pulled a boning knife from her waist and waved it at the black bear above, "Come down, I'll show you something good~"

"woooooo"

The little fox straightened up abruptly and tried its best to shake its head and wave its paws at the black bear.

No, no, no, don't come down, don't come down! We don't have anything good to show you!

The black bear wouldn't listen to it; it was filled with rage at being provoked by a human.

After letting out a furious roar, it pounced down from above.

The enormous bear paw slammed down heavily on the man and the fox.

Nan Ruanruan quickly retreated a dozen steps, tossing the little fire fox to a safe place. "Little guy, you're in charge of the sneak attack."

She's in charge of confronting things head-on.

The bear's paw slammed onto the nearly two-meter-thick snow, creating a white wave of snow.

Nan Ruanruan turned to the side and slipped behind a pine tree, where the dense pine needles shielded her from the snow waves that could have engulfed her.

While the snow waves still blocked the black bear's vision, Nan Ruanruan circled around behind it, and with a thin vine, she shot the boning knife straight at the black bear's heart.

Hearing the noise, the black bear quickly turned around, swatted the boning knife away with one paw, then pounced forward, grabbed the thin vine, and pulled hard.

At the same time, it swung its other paw and flung a piece of ice crystals at Nan Ruanruan that could freeze a person into an ice sculpture.

Nan Ruanruan's eyes flashed, and she decisively released the connection with the thin vine, quickly retreating while coldly shouting, "Little guy, burn it!"

"Woo!"

Upon hearing this, the little fire fox, who had been looking for an opportunity to ambush, charged forward from behind the black bear, pushed off the ground with its hind legs, pounced on the black bear's back, and spat out a mouthful of flames.

The black bear's entire back immediately burst into flames.

'Roar--'

The black bear let out a painful roar, and the ice crystals that were originally flying towards Nan Ruanruan flew back towards its own back.

Nan Ruanruan flicked out a thin vine again, which wrapped around the little fire fox's body, pulling it back to her side before the ice crystals fell onto the black bear's back.

Before the black bear could react, he rushed up to it with the boning knife and swiftly plunged it into the bear's heart, twisting it to widen the wound.

He then quickly drew his boning knife and retreated to a distance with the little fire fox.

'Roar--'

The black bear roared in pain, and the mountains trembled as blood gushed from its chest as if it were free.

Startled, the alien species that had already fled far away took flight once more.

The black bear tried to use its ice-based powers to condense ice crystals to stop the bleeding from its wounds, but its heart was different from other parts of its body.

Even if the gushing blood is stopped, life continues to ebb away.

Nan Ruanruan stood not far away, coldly watching the black bear sway and then fall down.

A strong stench of blood permeated the air, and large patches of red spread across the pure white snow, silently warning the other alien species.

Nan Ruanruan, holding the little blood fox, walked up to the lifeless black bear and whispered, "Little guy, see? It's not scary at all."

As long as we continue to improve our strength, neither this black bear nor anything else can pose a threat to us.

The little fox jumped from her arms to the ground, circled the black bear's carcass once, then jumped onto the bear's back, plopped down, and remained silent with its head down.

Nan Ruanruan wasn't in a hurry and gave it time to think.

After a long while, the little fire fox finally raised its head and nodded heavily to Nan Ruanruan.

Nan Ruanruan smiled with satisfaction, squatted down, and took out an ice-type energy stone from between the black bear's eyebrows. She put it into her spatial storage and then threw the black bear's corpse into the snack shop.

"Let's go find a safe cave to eat in first."

Nan Ruanruan placed the little fire fox on her shoulder, pulled her clothes tighter, and walked into the misty mountains.

After she left, the aliens that had left earlier rushed back.

They stared at Nan Ruanruan's retreating figure, their eyes flashing with horror.

Soon, the news that a powerful human had descended from Fog Mountain and killed a black bear spread like wildfire to all the alien species living at the foot of Fog Mountain.

Some alien species quietly distanced themselves, while others stirred with restless activity.

Nan Ruanruan and the little fire fox were completely unaware of all this, as they trudged through the snow toward the cave not far away.

"Woo——"

Upon reaching the cave entrance, the little fire fox stopped Nan Ruanruan and ran into the cave to check for any danger.

Nan Ruanruan looked pleased.

Sometimes, animals are much more reliable than humans.

In her previous life, she had seen furry children who risked their lives to protect their owners, and she had also seen humans who pushed their companions out of danger to save their own lives.

Of course, nothing is absolute.

All I can say is that human hearts are unpredictable.