chapter 7 Sow discord

In the early morning, it was very cold in the woods, and the weeds on the ground were covered with dew.

After walking for half an hour, our shoes were soaked.

I stopped and wiped the sweat from my forehead. I turned around and looked at Tarala, doubting: "Are you sure we are heading in the right direction?"

Tarala looked at me and said, "If you have better suggestions, we can follow your instructions."

I turned my head and looked forward. A row of dense vines blocked my view in front of me.

Logically speaking, the air here is very humid and there shouldn't even be a pool.

Chimere said: "Einstein, go to a higher place."

Tarala patted his forehead and said, "Yes, find a place with a wide view so that you can find the water collection line."

I nodded, swung the peace ax in my hand, and walked to a higher ground.

After walking for about an hour, Chimere suddenly shouted: "Einstein, wait a minute."

I stopped walking and immediately turned around to look.

Tarala didn't know what happened. She clutched her stomach in pain and squatted on the ground.

Chimere was asking about her situation. I turned back to Tarala, squatted down and asked, "What's wrong?"

Tarala said, "Maybe there's something wrong with the clams I ate last night. My stomach hurts."

I looked at Chimere and said, "Why don't you stay here with Tarala, and I'll go to high ground to find the water collection line first."

Tarala immediately grabbed my hand and said, "No, we have to act together and never separate."

I looked at her and said, "But how can you continue to move forward with us when you look like this?"

Tarala took a deep breath and cast a pleading look at me, "Einstein, why don't you carry me on your back first, maybe the pain will be over for a while."

I looked at Chimere and asked, "Don't we have any medicine for stomach pain in our medicine cabinet?"

Chimere shook her head, Tarala swallowed, took a deep breath and said: "Einstein, Deborah and Saahira are still waiting for us to go back, we can't waste time here."

I put down the hammer, took off my backpack, then turned my back to her and said, "Okay, come up."

Tarala lay on my back, then hugged my neck with his jade arms, and then rested his head on my shoulder.

I held her body and slowly stood up. Tarala is lighter than I expected, and her body is plump and soft.

Tarala said: "Chimere, I'm sorry, I can only let you carry a backpack and hold a hammer to clear the way in front."

As soon as she finished speaking, Chimere put on her backpack, picked up the hammer and walked in front of me. She said, "Slow down, don't fall."

I nodded, Chimere tightened her backpack, and then she used a hammer to chop down the vines and open a path ahead.

There is a faint smell of perfume on Tarala's body. Although I don't know what brand it is, the smell makes people's heart beat faster.

I took a deep breath, adjusted the strength in my hands, controlled my emotions, followed Chimere, and continued walking forward.

Not far after walking out, Tarala blew into her ear and asked softly: "Einstein, is my body weak?"

I was slightly startled, glanced at Tarala, who was lying on my shoulder, and asked, "Why, is your stomach okay?"

Tarala said: "Of course it's not good, otherwise why would I have the opportunity to talk to you so intimately? You should be reluctant to expose me."

I have been around society for such a long time, and I have met some women. I can roughly guess what Tarala wants to do.

I lifted Tarala on his back and asked, "What do you want to say to me?"

Tarala said: "Einstein, what do you think our chances of being rescued are?"

I said: "Didn't Deborah say that there are important people on the Phoenix and the government will not give up the search and rescue."

Tarala said: "Saahira may believe her words, but will you believe it?"

I took a deep breath and said, "There is little hope."

Tarala said: "Although it is slim, we still have a chance to return to the civilized world."

I wondered: "What do you want to say?"

Tarala said: "Before we are rescued, we will definitely need to live on this island for a while. I hope to make a deal with you."

I asked, "What deal?"

Tarala said: "Make sure I survive first. If we have a chance to return to a civilized society, I will give you one million US dollars as a reward."

I continued to ask: "What if we can't go back?"

Tarala said: "Under the condition that I guarantee that I won't get pregnant, I can give you my body, or if you want Chimere, I can help you."

I fell into a deep silence, and Tarala continued: "Chimere is very beautiful. Her natural aura makes men fascinated. Think about it carefully. If you can hold such a woman under your body, Next, looking at her painful and happy look, bursts of sounds came out from her delicate lips..."

Before Tarala finished speaking, I pinched her waist hard, and Tarala cried out.

Chimere, who was leading the way, stopped, turned around and looked at Tarala in confusion, and asked, "What's wrong?"

Tarala hit me hard and cried slightly: "Einstein, you damn gangster, why are you pinching my waist!"

I took a deep breath, tried my best to suppress the beast in my heart that was attracted by Tarala, and immediately squatted down.

After Tarala got off my back, he said: "Einstein, I misjudged you. You are just like other men, lustful and shameless!"

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When I looked up, the way Chimere looked at me changed. There was more disgust and suspicion in her eyes than she had ever seen before.

Tarala clutched her stomach and staggered forward. She looked at Chimere and said angrily: "You shouldn't have pulled him on board in the first place."

Anger rose from my heart, seeming to devour me. I adjusted my breathing and firmly controlled my emotions.

Because I know very well that no matter what I say now, Chimere will not believe me. Tarala is in a weak position, and it is easier for her to gain Chimere's trust.

Moreover, if I express my anger, it will also show my guilty conscience from the side.

In this way, Tarala achieved her goal of provocation.

I stood up, looked at Tarala's back and shouted, "Okay! I will ensure that you survive first, but I will sleep with you tonight!"

Chimere frowned tightly, and Tarala stopped moving forward. She turned around and looked at me angrily and said, "Einstein, if you dare to touch me, I will bite your neck off!"

In an instant, the tip of the needle was facing the wheat awn.

Chimere was not stupid, the disgust and suspicion in her eyes disappeared, replaced by confusion.

I looked at Tarala and said, "President Tarala, it's just a joke. Don't worry, I'm not a hungry beast. You're not my type."

Tarala snorted coldly, turned around and continued walking forward. Chimere didn't say anything, turned around and followed him.