Chapter 100: Drawing A Line

Bai Di fried the rest of the bird eggs and caught a warthog to roast.

The three of them ate their fill.

Bai Di then went to the river to get water.

Sang Ye wrapped himself lazily around the tree trunk. He looked at Huanhuan walking around with the compass as if she was looking for something.

Bai Di returned with the water. He waved at Huanhuan. "Come here."

Huanhuan ran over and put down the compass. He held her hands and helped her wash them carefully.

Huanhuan deliberately shook her fingers, splashing water into Bai Di's face.

Bai Di looked at her indulgently. "Naughty."

Huanhuan ran away with a smile.

After washing his hands, Bai Di poured the rest of the water on the python to cool him down.

It was getting hot. Even in the forest, it felt muggy.

Bai Di and Huanhuan were fine, but Sang Ye couldn't take it anymore. He couldn't muster any energy from the heat and looked listless.