Chapter 0335
I was still in disbelief over it.
“Wait what??” She asked, dumbfounded. “She healed you and she wasn’t part of our team?”
“She healed me by licking the wound,” I emphasized. “It was so strange. And then she just disappeared.”
“You don’t know where she went??” Tabby gasped.
“No,” I admitted. “But I would like to find out.”
We searched the forest for a long while, searching for the flag and sedulously keeping our eyes out for the black wolf. The sun had long set, and it was dark but thanks to our wolf eyes, we were still able to see during the night as if it were daytime, even in our human forms.
“Maybe we should get a better view,” Tabby suggested, glancing up at the tree. “You’re a good climber.”
I nodded in agreement.
“Give me a boost up,” I told her as I held onto the lowest branch of the tree. She grabbed my feet, and I was able to use her to get a higher stance and climb fully onto the branch. It was stable enough that I was able to stand on it without any issues.
Once I was on the branch, I was able to hoist myself up onto others and climb along the side of the tree while Tabby stared at me in awe. She expressed that she wasn’t a good climber herself, and our time in the arena was just from adrenaline.
I continued my way up until I reached the top; I had never been afraid of heights, so this wasn’t a big deal for me. From the top of the tree, I was able to see almost everything, even the other campsites of the other players. They weren’t able to see me, but I could see them. It seems that they were doing what we were doing as well, taking shifts. Some were staying by their campsite, keeping an eye on their captured flags, while others were sleeping.
I scanned the area, my eyes trailing along the forest grounds. I spotted some other wolves from the different. teams roaming around, hunting and waiting. They weren’t hear us yet, but at least I knew which direction to avoid right now.
Out of all the wolves and humans I could see from this height, I didn’t see the black wolf that saved me, and I wondered if she was one of the others in human form.
I tried to get a good look at their faces, trying to figure out if any of them looked familiar. I’m sure I’d be able to see it in her eyes.
Why would she bother saving me if she was from another team?
“Do you see anything?” Tabby asked from the bottom.
I remained quiet, not wanting to give up my location because if I shouted back at her, the others would be able to
spot me without question. My eyes continued to scan the area, and I saw some other animals that roamed the forest grounds, such as bears and even more deer.
I saw something in the far distance, and I narrowed my eyes.
Was that a cave?
If I were to hide a flag anywhere, it would be in that cave without a doubt.
I started to climb down from the tree, scratching myself on the way. I hissed in pain as I felt blood trickling down
