TEEOGLB Chapter 30: The Crisis Never Truly Passes!

Wang Dali led Xiumei through the dense jungle.

Inland on the island, it was all primitive wilderness, with towering mountains and dense forests.

After the thrilling battle on the riverbank, Wang Dali had a profound understanding of the danger of Death Island.

"To all our viewers, Death Island is full of dangers, every step is perilous. Xiumei and I must be extremely cautious," Wang Dali said as he passed through a thicket and noticed an unusually dense forest ahead.

Tall trees reaching up to a hundred meters were everywhere, with tangled roots.

"Bro, there's a squirrel!" Xiumei suddenly felt a little better, pointing to the big squirrels chirping on the big trees.

The presence of squirrels indicated that there were no dangerous wild beasts nearby.

Wang Dali was about to breathe a sigh of relief when suddenly, a loud roar echoed from ahead.

The squirrels in the trees were startled and hurriedly hid in their tree holes.

"Not good, something's wrong—"

Wang Dali and Xiumei were on edge, almost like startled birds, and quickly crouched down to be on guard.

Wang Dali turned around and said, "To all our viewers, it's really nerve-wracking. I don't know what's ahead, but I hope whatever it is, it's not coming towards us. Our hearts can't handle so much danger!"

"Haha, Big Brother Dali's heart is incredibly strong—"

"Our little Xiumei's heart is so tender, it makes me feel sorry for her—"

"Big Brother Dali's luck has always been good, encountering all sorts of dangers but always turning them into opportunities—"

"The anchor must have activated protagonist mode, never stopping wherever he goes—"

"Hope to see more thrilling adventures—"

"Go away, kids, stop fooling around, don't you wish for someone to die—"

"Woof, woof, awoo!"

Under the big tree, the bushes shook, and the hurried footsteps approached from afar.

The messages on the live video became even more lively.

"D*mn, what kind of beast is this, with such an urgent sound, it's creepy—"

"Doesn't look like a tyrannosaurus rex—"

"It's definitely wild boars—"

"Yes, wild boars, I love hunting, I've heard this sound before, it's definitely a group of wild boars—"

"Scared the hell out of me, but it's just wild boars, nothing to be afraid of—"

"Naive, wild boars are scary, if they target you, you're basically done for—"

Wang Dali became tense. The viewers were right; in the wilderness, wild boars were much scarier than imagined.

Wild boars were social animals, always moving in groups. Once they charged, it was practically a death sentence. And the deaths would be gruesome, with limbs torn off, intestines spilling out—just child's play.

But the most terrifying was being torn apart by a group of wild boars alive. That was the most tragic.

"Woof, woof, awoo!"

The urgent footsteps sounded like raindrops, and the wild boars' cries approached quickly. The bushes shook, and with a crash, a group of black-haired, tusky wild boars came running out, charging headlong.

Some of these wild boars were as tall as a person, and some were half a meter tall. They ran in panic, as if they were being chased by some fierce beast.

"Not good, quick, hide behind the big tree!"

Wang Dali pulled Xiumei and quickly dove behind a fallen big tree trunk.

It was a tree trunk with a diameter of nearly two meters, completely hollow inside. The wildly running wild boars swiftly jumped over or around the big tree trunk, but didn't seem to notice the two live humans at all.

Xiumei breathed a sigh of relief, but seeing Wang Dali's serious expression, she whispered, "Bro, what's wrong?"

"Not good, these wild boars are being chased. They don't even care about us. What's chasing them?" 

"What could it be? Bro, don't scare me!" Xiumei's face turned pale.

"Woof—"

A beastly roar, the bushes were swept aside, and two tyrannosaurus rexes ran out, biting onto a big wild boar and tearing it apart with a swift shake, blood splattering everywhere.

Wang Dali's scalp tingled.

Damn it, two tyrannosaurus rexes were charging towards the big tree trunk.

"Quick, hide!"

Wang Dali made a quick decision, grabbed Xiumei, and frantically dove into the hollow tree trunk.

Thankfully, the tree trunk was hollow, allowing Wang Dali to hide them quickly.

"Crash, crash, crash!"

The tyrannosaurus rexes sent several wild boars flying, crashing into the big tree trunk. With a crash, the whole trunk was sent flying.

"D*mn it!"

Wang Dali hugged Xiumei, tumbling inside the trunk, dizzy and disoriented, while Xiumei screamed, holding her head in fear.

Wang Dali tightly protected Xiumei. It was really hard on this little girl. She had never encountered such danger before. Screaming was already good performance. If she couldn't even scream one day, that would be a big problem.

"Snap—"

With a snap, the tree trunk was kicked into a big hole by one of the tyrannosaurus rexes. Wang Dali looked up and saw the neck of the tyrannosaurus rex, and the broken wild boar on its big mouth, fresh blood splattering down, covering Wang Dali's face.

Xiumei turned her head and saw it, instinctively screamed. Luckily, Wang Dali had foreseen this and quickly covered her mouth.

"Quick, hide!"

Wang Dali was certain that they hadn't been discovered, so he quickly crawled to the other end of the hollow tree trunk, playing a thrilling game of hide and seek.

The super camera showed its prowess, capturing the entire process of the tyrannosaurus rexes hunting and killing the wild boars from such a close distance and such a wonderful angle.

The images were truly detailed, vivid in every detail.

They were no less impressive than any Hollywood blockbuster, even surpassing them in some aspects!

This scene instantly shocked the viewers watching the live broadcast. Those with weaker hearts naturally screamed in terror.

Messages on the live screen erupted once again.

Wang Dali suddenly realized that as long as they were still on this damn island, the crisis would never truly pass!


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