Alex slowly opened his eyes after an undefined amount of time.

At first, Alex shot up in confusion as he saw his unfamiliar surroundings.

However, Alex quickly calmed down as he remembered the last day.

'Right, I'm not on earth anymore,' Alex thought with a sigh.

'I thought all of this had only been a dream, but apparently, it wasn't.'

A wave of melancholy washed over Alex.

He would never see his home again.

He would never see his family again.

However, Alex's thoughts were stopped as his stomach told him that he should eat something.

'Should I eat some of the jerky?' Alex thought. 'No, I don't think so. Jerky stays fresh for longer than raw meat. I should keep it for times when I'm actually lacking food.'

Alex slowly sat up on his branch, and an uncomfortable, stiff pain assaulted him.

'Oh god,' Alex thought as he touched his back and shoulders. 'Everything's stiff!'

Alex moved his muscles around while looking at the surroundings.

It was already pretty bright. Alex guessed that it was probably around 10 am.

After loosening up for a couple of minutes, Alex jumped down and walked over to the corpse of the creature from the past night.

When Alex saw its corpse, he had to take a deep breath again.

'Did I really kill that?' he thought.

Even in death, the creature appeared fearsome and imposing.

'Anyway, I should make use of its corpse. Who knows, such powerful beasts might have some kind of benefit to the body? I'm not on earth anymore, so it's possible.'

Alex moved towards the creature while dragging his heavy but thin sword behind him.

Alex inspected the corpse for a couple of minutes, trying to think of as many ways to use it as possible.

'Meat for food. Hide for warm clothing. Maybe bones for tools?'

Alex nodded.

'Anyways, I should be patient first. I don't know when the next animal will appear in the clearing.'

Alex postponed the butchering of the corpse and went back to the tree.

Then, he simply waited.

important to see how many

next three hours, not a single

'It's nearly afternoon, but I haven't seen a single animal. I saw plenty of animals yesterday, but not

had a guess as to why no beasts arrived, but he had to make

to a different one about 200

top of that

minutes later, Alex

forward, watching its

was on its way to the corpse of the

as its nose took several deep

around and walked in a different direction, silently

Alex smirked.

'Knew it!'

probably smell the terrifying odor of the creature, and their instincts tell them

the direction of

work for carnivores? If we were on earth, I would doubt that. A dead animal is a dead animal, but who knows,

decided to

than an

deep breath when he saw

thought. 'Aren't tigers normally in warmer climates? Although, I've heard of snow leopards.

gleam when he saw that the tiger also avoided walking towards

Alex thought as he scratched his chin in thought. 'A tiger should be an apex predator on earth. There's nothing on earth that can make a tiger avoid a

his encounter with

why the tiger avoided this

powerful, and they could jump for

meters straight into the air. On top of that, the power of its forelegs had been so great that it tore apart the

powerful, but

are infinite ways to reach supreme power as

tiger left, Alex came down from the tree and walked

still there, and

Alex looked at the

a tiger is also about

this creature far outweighs the physical power of

scratched his chin

this the difference between the normal animals and this creature? Normal animals are just like normal humans. In comparison, this creature had already stepped onto

lizard, which had the uncanny ability to shoot a

to power. Otherwise, I can't find an explanation for the ability to straight-up shoot a fireball. Even if it had some kind of

kind of illogical heightened fire resistance, or it created fire a

remembered his conversation with the God

can manipulate the Mana in the air to harness the destructive forces of

Alex nodded.

the

eyes shone with a mixture

also want to

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