The armored vehicle, which was mottled by the collisions with other vehicles, was parked on the highway, with a crooked trailer behind it.

  The ape cavalrymen on war horses approached the armored vehicle from a distance, and they dismounted collectively when they were still a hundred meters away from the armored vehicle, lying on the ground, hesitating to move forward.

  "Hei Suo, come with me to take a look." Wu Zhiqi said to an ape beside him.

  Hei Suo shrank his neck, a trace of fear flashed in his eyes, but he did not move.

  Wu Zhiqi frowned and said, "Afraid? Protecting Kuafu is an honor!"

  He looked at the other apes again. This time, several apes finally stood up and wanted to go with him to the armored vehicle to take a look.

  Most of them were Kuafu's personal guards.

  Wu Zhiqi took a deep breath, picked up an iron door that had fallen on the ground and blocked it in front of him, and walked forward with a group of apes.

  The other apes followed suit, removing the iron door and iron plate from the abandoned vehicle and blocking the front. Some even picked up a motorcycle helmet and put it on.

  It was no wonder they were afraid. The two traps designed by the human before were too unforgettable.

  The horrific scene after opening the door of the armored vehicle at that time still made them wake up in their dreams.

  This bloody lesson made them have to be on guard.

  Watching Wuzhiqi and several apes walk over, Shiyan, who was hiding behind, flashed a few strange eyes.

  Wuzhiqi moved forward quickly and soon came to the armored vehicle.

  At Wuzhiqi's signal, an ape grabbed the handle of the hatch of the armored vehicle, then gritted his teeth, pulled the hatch open, and instantly lay on the ground, blocking the iron plate on his body.

  Apes including Wuzhiqi also lay on the ground at the same time, and even those apes dozens of meters away shrank their heads.

  The explosion they were worried about did not happen, not even a sound was heard.

  Wuzhiqi immediately looked up into the cabin, which was empty except for half a barrel of spoiled diesel.

  That vicious human did not set up any traps this time.

  A group of apes immediately stood up, their faces flashing with joy of surviving the disaster.

  The thousands of apes behind also got up and rushed over here, with a hint of disappointment in the eyes of Shiyan.

  Wuzhiqi carefully checked the interior of the cabin, his nose twitched, and he said solemnly:

  "It's the smell of Kuafu... and humans!"

  The surrounding apes also smelled these smells, and their faces were solemn.

  Their guess was right, it was indeed that vicious human!

  Shiyan came to the trailer at the back, sniffed and said:

  "The horse was taken away, the smell is still strong, it won't be long, we have to, spread out and track immediately! Go to the surrounding, cities!"

  Wuzhiqi and other ape generals nodded, and more than a thousand ape cavalrymen immediately divided into more than a dozen teams, led by more than a dozen backbones, and rushed into the wilderness in all directions.

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  Although it is unknown where the human took Kuafu, according to human habits, they are very attached to cities, and it is very likely that they went to the ruins of a city!

  ...

  Shen Feng had never ridden a horse before, and the stirrups of these war horses were made by apes themselves, which were relatively crude and the length was not suitable for humans.

  When he first got on the horse, it was very bumpy and he almost fell off, which made Kuafu full of expectations.

  Just after a few minutes, he had quickly mastered the essentials of riding a horse, letting his body sway up and down like the waves with the war horse.

  His brain was still very clear at this time, as if everything around him became brighter, and the whole person became more focused, and all kinds of skills and information could be quickly analyzed and mastered!

  Kuafu also felt the changes of the human boy beside him, and his eyes became more meaningful.

  Holding the reins of another warhorse in his hand, Shen Feng led Kuafu to gallop all the way in the direction of the capital.

  He didn't dare to assert how long it would take for the ape cavalry to catch up, so he had to get as close to the capital as possible.

  The sooner he reached the capital, the sooner he could complete the task and return to his own world.

  Although he had grown a lot these days, he had stayed here enough.

  Being chased by thousands of apes with human intelligence was not a pleasant thing.

  It was already past midnight, and the warhorse moved forward all the way, and finally began to breathe heavily and slowed down.

  Shen Feng understood that if he continued to urge the two horses to hurry, they would probably be exhausted to death, so he turned his horse's head and rushed into a small town next to him.

  With an ape captive, he dared not enter the ruins of a large city, after all, the night was the domain of skinners.

  There were far fewer skinners in this small town, and they might have all left and gone to large cities.

  The ruined town was silent, with only stone statues standing everywhere under the moonlight.

  There was even a small zoo in this town.

  Shen Feng turned into the zoo, got off the horse, tied both horses to one side, and lit a bonfire in the yard.

  The zoo's walls were tall, which could block the firelight, and the yard had a wide field of vision, so he would not be attacked by surprise.

  I don't know if it was because his brain was changing, but Shen Feng felt very hungry now.

  He found a pot, rinsed it with the remaining mineral water in the store, boiled water, opened the only two cans left in his backpack, threw in two packs of expired instant noodles, and started to stew.

  What surprised Shen Feng was that there were tomatoes and radishes growing randomly in the yard of the zoo. I wonder if they were used to feed animals in the past, but now they are cheap for Shen Feng.

  The venison had been eaten before, and although the canned braised pork was still edible, the meat inside had no taste.

  Shen Feng picked a fist-sized tomato and ate a few bites. Just as he was about to fill his stomach, he heard a rustling sound in the grass in the corner of the yard.

  He was stunned at first, then grabbed a burning firewood and walked over with a gun in one hand.

  The grass suddenly parted, and a wild boar weighing several hundred pounds rushed out from it!

  Caught off guard, Shen Feng quickly dodged to the side and avoided the wild boar's fangs. He saw the wild boar rushing past him and trying to rush out of the zoo.

  Kuafu, who had been sitting quietly by the side, suddenly jumped up, lowered his body, and slammed into the wild boar's body.

  His strength was so great that he knocked the wild boar to the ground.

  The wild boar rolled over and was about to run out again. With this delay, Shen Feng had already caught up from behind, raised his gun, and shot the wild boar in the back of the head.

  "Bang!" The crisp gunshot echoed in the dilapidated zoo, startling the flock of birds in the trees not far away.

  At this time, there was at least an hour difference between them and the pursuers, so Shen Feng was not afraid that the gunshot would attract the tracking apes.

  After taking a deep look at Kuafu who had returned to his original position, Shen Feng took out a dagger and began to cut the meat happily.

  Wash the cut fat meat, cut it into slices, and put it on a frying pan found in a small supermarket. The temperature of the flame quickly transferred to the animal fat, and the fat meat began to curl and shrink, and the fragrant oil flowed out from it and gathered at the bottom of the pan.

  Soon, a small pot of lard was refined, leaving a pot of crispy oil residue.

  Shen Feng poured the lard into a mineral water bottle, sprinkled some salt on the oil residue, picked up a piece and put it in his mouth. A burnt aroma from the fat spread along the taste buds, making him feel comfortable all over. The fragrance was so fragrant that his eyebrows were about to fall off, and even his headache was relieved a lot.

  The oil residue refined from pure natural wild boar meat was indeed more delicious.

  Kuafu on the side was attracted by the fragrance. Although he was still trying to maintain the image of a wise leader at this time, he couldn't help swallowing his saliva.

  Cooking is also a sign of the degree of development of civilization. Sure enough, only humans, a wise race with a history of tens of thousands of years, can have such a deep tribute in cooking.

  This is simply the fragrance of civilization!

  Compared with the oil residue in this pot, the current diet of the apes is still at the stage of eating raw meat and drinking blood.

  Shen Feng picked up a piece of amber oil residue with chopsticks made of wooden sticks and asked Kuafu:

  "Do you want to eat it?"