Chapter 641: The City and the Wilderness (Part 2)

Oliver Queen, a wealthy young man raised in luxury, was pushed into the ocean due to certain circumstances and drifted to a remote island, where he survived alone for three months under extremely harsh conditions.

Generally speaking, such a scenario is highly unlikely—the probability of floating in the ocean and Qiahao encountering an island is already extremely low, and surviving here without any survival knowledge or skills is nearly impossible.

But Oliver, who later became Green Arrow, possessed not only greater resilience than ordinary people, but also slightly better luck.

The place where he was pushed into the water was not far from this island, and his lifelong habit of physical training ensured he had sufficient strength to float on the water and successfully reach the shallow shore of the island.

Yet he was also unlucky—this season was when tropical storms frequently arrived; shortly after landing, he encountered a storm that drained much of his strength, leaving him unable to maintain a stable survival rhythm for a long time afterward.

Survival on a deserted island is not as simple as many imagine—in survival games, players can see their survival stats, knowing exactly when they are hungry or thirsty through hunger and hydration bars.

But in the real world, no such data exists; after enduring the storm and expending great energy, Oliver lacked accurate judgment and mistakenly believed he still had plenty of stamina, so he decided to climb to the highest cliff on the island to see if he could spot any ships.

However, the terrain here was far more difficult than he imagined—he was already ravenously hungry by the time he reached halfway.

At this point, the most deadly problem emerged: although Oliver had no wilderness survival experience, he knew well enough not to eat wild fruits or mushrooms casually, so the option of eating plants to fill his stomach was completely blocked.

That left only hunting for meat—tropical rainforests teemed with game: birds in the sky, fish in the water, turtles on the beach—but the problem was, he could not handle any of them.