Chapter 45

Werewolves have many means to cause destruction.

Including but not limited to hiding key materials, poisoning food, or making poison needles to prick people, making gunpowder barrels to blow up the ship...

Of course, the simplest and most brutal method is killing.

But without absolute certainty of a clean sweep, Su Yang wouldn't do this.

"I still have to rub totems as much as possible on the first day." Su Yang saw the introduction related to Werewolf skills in the rules.

Each skill is divided into three levels; the higher the level, the better the effect.

There is a prerequisite for releasing skills, and that is totems!

The more totems rubbed, the faster the 'mana' recovers, and the higher the level of the skills released.

Therefore, Su Yang felt that he had too much work to do.

A normal environment is fine; if it were a harsh environment like the North Pole, he wouldn't even dare to imagine how difficult it would be just to 'survive'.

At this moment, Su Yang recited silently, and a bone knife suddenly appeared in his hand.

The bone knife seemed to be made from the leg bone of some creature; the surface was very rough, and there were dried blood stains on the blade.

He tried to touch the tip of the knife with his hand, finding it wasn't sharp.

"Woo-woo—"

A loud whistle sounded, and Su Yang felt a push from behind slowly attacking him.

He realized—the ship had started!

So he walked out of the room to the second floor of the cabin, finding that the boiler had been burned, and it was warm inside, sweating profusely.

"Damn, what kind of ghost thing, it's hot to death." Liang Yong cursed as he came up from the third floor, having taken off his down jacket and thermal underwear, changing back into his original short sleeves.

As soon as he walked out, he felt the biting cold wind, freezing his muscles into spasms and making him tremble all over, so he hurriedly turned back to put on his clothes.

"It's really damn cold..."

"How do these workbenches work?" Su Yang looked at the various tools placed on the table, curious.

"I guess you just put the materials on and things will come out; it's not realistic to force players to hand-rub axes or anything." Liang Yong guessed.

Su Yang nodded slightly when he heard this; if everything had to be handmade, just making a bullet would take several days.

He strolled around and came to the kitchen area, finding Tian Yi bending over and fiddling with various seasonings.

From this angle, he could clearly capture the beautiful contours.

Tian Yi noticed the movement behind her, turned her head to find it was Su Yang, smiled politely, wiped her sweat, and said: "Hungry? Dinner isn't ready yet."

"I just came over to take a look." Su Yang walked into the kitchen, examining the simple kitchenware, pots, and pans.

It seemed to have been carefully cleaned by Tian Yi once; there were no stains on the kitchenware and tableware, and no mold residue.

"Is there anything I can help with?" Su Yang said thoughtfully.

"No need, it's all done." Tian Yi closed the cabinet and said.

Under the reflection of the fire, Tian Yi's face was red.

The two were half a meter apart; Su Yang sized up her face.

Tian Yi isn't a beauty in the public's perception; her features are indeed exquisite, but combined, they appear relatively ordinary.

When she smiles, a shallow dimple will appear on her cheek, looking quite sweet.

"What a pity." Su Yang suddenly said.

"What?" Tian Yi cast a curious look.

"If there were cosmetics gifted in the cell, you would definitely be very beautiful after putting on makeup." Su Yang said sincerely.

"Are you praising me or scolding me?" Tian Yi couldn't laugh or cry at this.

She had heard quite a few of these straight-man remarks, and having seen many great storms, she naturally wouldn't lower herself to Su Yang's level.

"Of course I'm praising you; I think your face shape and features are very suitable for cosplaying a character in an anime." Su Yang said seriously.

"Let's hear it." Tian Yi said with interest.

"Sailor Moon in Sailor Moon."

"Fart, stop talking nonsense here." Tian Yi instinctively tucked her bangs, her face slightly flushed.

Although she said that, she was actually very pleased in her heart.

Being praised for beauty is a very happy thing.

Especially being praised by a handsome guy.

"If there's a chance, you can try it; I believe there will definitely be many otaku who will pay for you." Su Yang nodded.

"Disgusting, who wants otaku to like them?" Tian Yi tapped Su Yang lightly, but she was incredibly pleased in her heart.

"Since I'm so honest, can you give me a bit more meat when dinner is served?" Su Yang blinked.

"So you said all this just for this?" Tian Yi rolled her eyes irritably.

"Just mentioning it." Su Yang laughed.

"Since you're so honest, I'll give you a small treat if I have the chance." Tian Yi readily agreed.

"My mom was right, beautiful people have kind hearts."

"Disgusting..."

Just as the two were laughing and talking, an uninvited guest suddenly rushed out of the kitchen door.

"Roar! What bad things are you two doing secretly? Tell me the truth." Jiang Yao put her hands on her hips and shouted.

"Who's doing bad things? Don't talk nonsense." Tian Yi quietly looked at Su Yang's expression and hurriedly explained.

"Still saying no? A man and a woman alone in a room, what do you want to do? Speak!" Jiang Yao turned into a judge of justice.

"Save some energy, there will be a place for you to vent your energy later." Su Yang walked out of the kitchen, rubbing her head as he passed Jiang Yao.

"Go away, big liar, don't touch me." Jiang Yao glared, still holding a grudge about him lying to her.

Su Yang left the kitchen and walked toward the first floor, the corners of his mouth rising slightly.

The first step of the Traitor plan had been completed.

On a ship sailing far away, the kitchen is always a restricted area and does not allow crew members to step in at will.

Because once something goes wrong with the food, it will affect progress at best, and cost lives at worst.

Su Yang's purpose was very simple: gain Tian Yi's trust, paving the way for poisoning the food in the future.

From her performance in the conference room, he could see that in front of the two tall and cute plump girls, she always revealed an unnatural expression.

Su Yang could see that this was a very typical inferiority complex.

A manifestation of lack of self-confidence in her appearance.

Therefore, just by slightly hitting her pain point and then giving a candy, one could lower a person's psychological defense to a great extent and gain a certain degree of favor.

To say 100% trust is absolutely impossible; Tian Yi isn't a fool.

Su Yang didn't need unconditional trust; he only needed an opportunity to approach the kitchen in the future.

That's all.

To be a qualified hidden wolf, one must treat the game from the perspective of a good person.

Otherwise, it would be easy to show flaws like Guo Bing and Zhou Han.

Su Yang opened the cabin door, and a biting cold wind suddenly attacked like a sharp knife, scraping his face painfully.

"Hiss, so cold?" He instinctively hugged his clothes tightly and walked to the deck, looking at the scenery outside.

He saw a world covered in silver, like a pure white world, white enough to make one's heart palpitate.

Snowflakes drifted in the sky, covering the deck with a thin white blanket.

Looking out, the world seemed to be covered by thick white snow, extending to the end of the field of vision.

Besides that, the ship sailed on the blue sea, water splashing mixed with ice dregs, slapping the sea surface with a crackling sound.

"Su Yang?" Qi Ming, who was driving the ship, saw someone come up, a hint of curiosity flashing in his eyes.

"I just came up to take a look." Su Yang's teeth chattered from the cold, and his eyelashes were immediately covered with a layer of white gauze.

He still underestimated the severity of the glacier world.

It was warm inside the cabin, but biting cold outside.

"Such cold weather, it's not easy to handle..." Su Yang felt his body freeze, and even simple grasping movements were a bit sluggish.