She Stuns the World - Chapter 330: Chapter 330
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The temperature was at 46.7 degrees at noon.
Even with the blazing sun and oppressive heat, Matthew had himself packed into his backpack, sitting on a rock with only half his face showing.
When he reached "0," the sunlight vanished rapidly, and dark clouds quickly gathered.
The wind suddenly picked up, howling menacingly as it shook the trees and underbrush, seemingly trying to uproot them.
In less than three minutes, the sky turned from white to black, and visibility dropped to zero.
A torrential downpour began.
Such a heavy rain would be a once-in-a-decade event in Kitmore City or Valemont City, but here in the tropical rainforest, it occurred almost daily. Thankfully, it didn't last long.
After about ten minutes, the rain stopped, and the wind calmed.
The darkness lifted to a gloomy shade and then brightened to white.
Like the dawn, the sun reemerged, the dark clouds vanished, and the rainforest became stifling again.
Matthew opened his eyes, stood up, and took off his backpack.
He pulled out a small bottle from the pack and poured a peanut-sized white cotton ball into a waterproof box filled with rainwater.
The white cotton slowly expanded, gradually darkening in color.
It was absorbing impurities and harmful substances from the rainwater.
When the purification tablet stopped expanding and turned black, it meant the water was clean.
He then took a small concentrated nutrient from the bottle and swallowed it down with the purified rainwater.
This single nutrient could provide an adult with essential daily nutrition and most of their dietary needs.
All of these were gifts from Athena, extremely useful.
It allowed him to maintain good health after trekking through the dangerous rainforest for over ten days.
However, relying solely on purified water and nutrients could only sustain basic vitality. He needed meat for sufficient strength.
Matthew moved to a more open area, uncovered a waterproof tarp, and retrieved dry firewood, stacking it on the rocks before dousing it with lighter fluid and lighting it with a lighter.
Once the wood blazed brightly, he took out some prepped snake meat from a ziplock bag, skewered it on a stick, and placed it over the fire.
Matthew cooked it slowly, savoring it like an outdoor barbecue.
In truth, he was creating smoke signals.
The smoke rising would not attract wild beasts but would catch the attention of rebels.
Otherwise, he couldn't find the rebel leader in such a vast rainforest.
While grilling the snake meat, he placed the "Guardian," a gift from Athena, on a branch slightly above him, issuing the command, "Scan a 300-foot radius for humans or dangerous creatures and alert me immediately if you spot any."
The round "Guardian" emitted a kitten-like sound. "Understood, sir."
Then, two "eyeballs" popped out from its body, swiveling around as it surveyed the area.
Even with the blazing sun and oppressive heat, Matthew had himself packed into his backpack, sitting on a rock with only half his face showing.
When he reached "0," the sunlight vanished rapidly, and dark clouds quickly gathered.
The wind suddenly picked up, howling menacingly as it shook the trees and underbrush, seemingly trying to uproot them.
In less than three minutes, the sky turned from white to black, and visibility dropped to zero.
A torrential downpour began.
Such a heavy rain would be a once-in-a-decade event in Kitmore City or Valemont City, but here in the tropical rainforest, it occurred almost daily. Thankfully, it didn't last long.
After about ten minutes, the rain stopped, and the wind calmed.
The darkness lifted to a gloomy shade and then brightened to white.
Like the dawn, the sun reemerged, the dark clouds vanished, and the rainforest became stifling again.
Matthew opened his eyes, stood up, and took off his backpack.
He pulled out a small bottle from the pack and poured a peanut-sized white cotton ball into a waterproof box filled with rainwater.
The white cotton slowly expanded, gradually darkening in color.
It was absorbing impurities and harmful substances from the rainwater.
When the purification tablet stopped expanding and turned black, it meant the water was clean.
He then took a small concentrated nutrient from the bottle and swallowed it down with the purified rainwater.
This single nutrient could provide an adult with essential daily nutrition and most of their dietary needs.
All of these were gifts from Athena, extremely useful.
It allowed him to maintain good health after trekking through the dangerous rainforest for over ten days.
However, relying solely on purified water and nutrients could only sustain basic vitality. He needed meat for sufficient strength.
Matthew moved to a more open area, uncovered a waterproof tarp, and retrieved dry firewood, stacking it on the rocks before dousing it with lighter fluid and lighting it with a lighter.
Once the wood blazed brightly, he took out some prepped snake meat from a ziplock bag, skewered it on a stick, and placed it over the fire.
Matthew cooked it slowly, savoring it like an outdoor barbecue.
In truth, he was creating smoke signals.
The smoke rising would not attract wild beasts but would catch the attention of rebels.
Otherwise, he couldn't find the rebel leader in such a vast rainforest.
While grilling the snake meat, he placed the "Guardian," a gift from Athena, on a branch slightly above him, issuing the command, "Scan a 300-foot radius for humans or dangerous creatures and alert me immediately if you spot any."
The round "Guardian" emitted a kitten-like sound. "Understood, sir."
Then, two "eyeballs" popped out from its body, swiveling around as it surveyed the area.
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