Fairvalen's wilderness is said to be dangerous, but it is actually relative.

Near gathering areas like Stormwind City, professionals with great combat power often appear.

In addition, the forces that control Stormwind City will also regularly send established troops to mobilize and clear dangerous biological groups in the surrounding areas.

So as long as it does not exceed one day's journey in Stormwind City, and if you don't choose to go to severely affected areas such as the deep mountains, old mountains, primeval forests, and underground caves, you will basically not encounter creatures with too high danger.

But the population that Stormwind City can accommodate is limited after all, and the overly dense population has a huge demand for resources.

Therefore, some local natives will choose to build smaller villages and towns in areas not far from Stormwind City.

Then, farms are opened around the village, crops are planted on the pastures, livestock are raised, and shelter is obtained by providing daily necessities for Stormwind City.

In terms of security, in addition to Stormwind City, it will send armed forces to patrol the villages and towns outside these cities.

These villages and towns themselves will also form militia teams to protect themselves. As long as they do not encounter large-scale attacks of beasts and monsters, they can still barely live.

Wherever it is farther away from Stormwind City, most of them are privately established by forces that cannot survive in Stormwind City.

Among them, there are many criminals who were wanted by Stormwind City, or old nests and strongholds built by bandits and robbers.

Although the farther away from Stormwind City is, the more dangerous it is, the people entrenched in these nobility villages are not good people.

They are all outlaws, and they have enough force to protect themselves.

The players' adventure camps are mixed in these wilderness villages to protect their invaders.

Some people may wonder, since Stormwind City knows that these bandits, robbers, and criminals have established fixed strongholds not far from the city, why not send troops to wipe them out?

First of all, it is not cost-effective. These desperate people are like weeds in the wilderness and can't be killed. Even if some are cleared out, more will emerge.

In addition, the other party could not be so stupid that he was waiting for the troops from Stormwind City to clear it out. Often, when he arrived, he could only see a deserted village without a single person. Even if it was destroyed and rebuilt, it would not be too troublesome.

Moreover, if these outlaws are forced too hard, they will often attract revenge from the other party.

For example, it is a big blow to the villages and towns that depend on Stormwind City, which requires a lot of supplies every day.

So over time, as long as these desperate people did not do too much, Stormwind City simply turned a blind eye to their existence.

Secondly, don’t forget that the area where Hussere and his friends are currently located is called “illegal land” by the natives in other areas of Fairvalen. Just by listening to the name, you can also know that the power to control Stormwind City is not a good person.

Compared with those bandits and robbers, they are just bigger illegal and violent armed forces, and it is impossible for them to care about the lives and deaths of the untouchables below like real countries.

Moreover, it costs money to send armed combat power to clear out the wild village. It is very likely that the big men of Storm City will not do anything to do if they send troops to suppress bandits.

Husseray and dried tofu were lucky, and he had never encountered any danger during the process of climbing over the mountains and forests.

This is not only related to the mountains and forests where they are located, but not a large mountain range with a height, but just a small mountain that is not too far from Stormwind City.

It is mainly because of Hussere's racial talent that he has given him the abilities of "dark vision, sensitive smell, wild instinct, intuitive dodging" and other abilities, which are fully utilized in this forest environment.

With his sharp ears and eyes and a keen sense of smell, he can detect the other party's existence in advance when other wild animals are still a certain distance away from them, either avoiding them or taking a detour.

He really couldn't avoid it, so Hussere simply carried the dried tofu onto the tree, which made them go smoothly across the entire mountain.

This is also thanks to Husselei. If dried tofu was allowed to enter this forest alone, even if it was just a small hill at an altitude of only a few hundred meters, he would have to die here obediently. How could it take less than half a day to cross the mountain and reach the other side of the unknown mountain?

With dried tofu instructing the way, Hussere probably distinguished the direction they were moving forward.

Taking Stormwind City by the sea as a reference, they are heading towards the southeast inland of this land.

Because the nameless mountain just lies in the southeast of Stormwind City.

Their destination, the adventure camp where the player's power is located, is actually not far from Stormwind City, and the straight line distance should not exceed 50 kilometers.

But it is precisely because this nameless mountain that is not high and only stretches for dozens of kilometers has formed a barrier.

Isolate the adventure camp from the cover of Stormwind City's forces, resulting in the Stormwind City's armed forces having to bypass hundreds of kilometers if they want to clear them.

Therefore, the players in the adventure camp where Dried Tofu belongs to call this nameless mountain "Screen Feng Mountain", which means that this nameless mountain is like a screen that protects them from the invasion of Stormwind City.

Behind Pingfeng Mountain is a large plain and wilderness between the two highly dangerous primeval forests. The local natives of Stormwind City call this place the "Wailing Plain".

In the virtual real-life map in the cached data left by the chief, whether it is "Night-Dream Forest, Ghost Forest" or "Warewell Plain", its blocks are covered with a deep red fog of war, indicating that this is a highly dangerous area.

The methods used by the Wanjie Organization to mark the danger level in the region are very simple and crude:

Green is absolutely safe, white is relatively safe, gray is low-risk, yellow is lightly dangerous, brown is medium-risk, light red is medium-risk, red is high-risk, deep red is super-risk... As for the higher-level blood red and black red, it almost means that entering the area will lead to "a life-threatening death" and "definitely dying".

In fact, Husseley couldn't see any difference in the red area, because on the virtual real-life map left by Huashe, except for Storm City that is gray and within fifty kilometers outside Storm City, the rest of the place is all red. As for white and green? Sorry, there is no at all!

Even the "Screen Camp" they belong to is located in a brown and medium-risk area. It starts to turn red if it is a little further away. The redder it becomes, the more dangerous it becomes!
Chapter completed!