"Don't you think so, Head? Otherwise, why would you come here to hunt in the winter? It's not just for the little money you can have fun with her."

"Not to mention the rare sable, we can't even see a fox. Let's go back after taking another look."

After sighing, the three of them lit a fire and drank the wine they brought with them, and continued to speculate on the possibility of the next location.

Night began to fall, and the biting mountain wind swept through the cold winter. The sound of falling snow continued between the trees, and the three people huddled inside to rest while they were drunk.

There seemed to be a faint sadness coming from some intensive sliding sounds. When the three of them woke up, you looked at me and I looked at you to confirm that this was not an illusion.

"I don't know why, I feel a little painful. Joses, Lukacs, how about you."

"Me too, I think of my parents."

"I want to go home and find my wife. Witnessed by the God of Knowledge and Wisdom, I swear not to fool around with you anymore."

Head and Joses directly stuffed Lukacs into the snowdrift after praying.

The cold wind outside brought with it the sound of friction, and there seemed to be crying sounds inside, which became increasingly weird in the thick darkness.

"Shh." Several people squeezed each other, with frightened faces and nervous expressions, telling each other not to make a sound.

In the early morning, the light of dawn penetrated the trees from the east and hit the bottom. The three people, who were in a daze, woke up and left the place quickly.

The falling snow around me became a little thicker, and half of my legs were stuck in it.

When they ran out of the logging road, several villagers came in carrying axes. The leader saw the three of them and quickly greeted them.

"Heide, you guys should come over and join me. Being my hired servant is no better than going hunting."

He gave each of the three a set of tools and asked them to follow the team.

"Kavi, we heard this forest mourning and crying last night. Do we really want to cut it down?"

"This is the forest wood I bought. Can't I cut down my own forest? If I don't want to do it, I can go back to hunting."

Kavi Vienna is the owner of the logging rights in this forest area. A few years ago, he got some money from unknown sources and bought the logging rights here from Duke Teresa, and he became confident.

They came here to hunt to provide high-quality furs to Duke Teresa's Chamber of Commerce and earn remuneration for hunting labor.

Everything on this land belongs to Duke Teresa, they are just hired workers. If they are found guilty of poaching, hanging by the roadside is the best punishment.

"Speaking of this, Kawei, don't you think it's strange? There isn't even a small animal in this place."

Heide told Kawei his doubts and couldn't even see a bug.

"This is a once-in-a-hundred-year winter. There should only be a few snowflakes. It's normal for animals to run away. You can go south to Fenneport to hunt, and the price will be higher."

"Forget it, I'll just chop down the tree."

Heide and others followed Kawei closely. If they were caught in Feneport, they could consider how to meet the God of Knowledge and Wisdom.

"It's a little strange, why is there a space here?"

There are tall trees all around, but here is a circular snowfield.

The villagers who cut down the wood didn't think too much and just took advantage of this place to cook lunch at the camp.

They swept away the snow on top, leaving only a thin layer, and underneath was solid, cold ice, and some sad emotions seemed to emanate from it.

"There seems to be someone inside, someone frozen in ice."
Chapter completed!