Erhers's initial desire to act was to explore the mysteries of the world, to satisfy her curiosity through these actions, and even if she did not need to be entrusted by her friends, she would actively seek a good outcome for the curiosity and desire in her heart.

Erheth searched for the traces left by the black dragon as it flew through the sky, and followed them. And those traces led Eherth to the familiar lake.

Erhes looked at the lake, and her stomach suddenly became hungry, and the hunger sliced through her stomach like a knife. Erhers craved to eat, hadn't eaten since she had fallen asleep, and now the hunger was beating in, and the hunger was so intense that she couldn't suppress it for a moment.

Erhes had been observing her body for a long time and had learned something. Her body, athletic ability, is indeed much better than that of the previous human period, and her ability to endure all kinds of harsh environments is very strong. But there is only one thing that Erhers's physical endurance is very bad, and that is her patience with hunger.

If it was only in the early stages, the hunger felt at that time could be tolerated by Ehress's body, and even ignored that feeling, but as long as that hunger pang kept accumulating beyond a certain limit, the hunger pang would explode at some point in time.

If then, Ehris could not suppress that hunger, it would be like an onset of drug addiction, and she had to eat immediately to quench the intense pain and craving of that unspeakable hunger.

Erhes couldn't figure out exactly why she was in the state of her body. But if it were just feeling, Erhes could still guess the direction. Erhers could feel that the reason for the hunger in her body was due to the relationship between the Lingzi contained in her body and the time when she was hungry for food. And that's why. The number of Spirits in her body was too large, and if those Spirits were to send out the need to eat at the same time, it would cause Eherth's craving for food to be instantly strong and irrepressible.

Erhes walked to the edge of the lake, which was rich in natural resources, especially the fish, which he had heard from the green lizardmen, and that the fish were grilled and delicious.

Erhers had always wanted to eat it, but was always interrupted by external factors and failed, and this time she finally had the opportunity to enjoy it again.

Erhes walked to the lake and observed the lake. Her crimson eyes, sparkling with shrewdness, searched for the ripples left by the water as the fish gathered.

At the same time, she removed the long leather bag from her back, stuck it like a stake in the wet and clay earth, and took out a "humming spear" made by her own hands.

She carefully checked the sharpness of the spearhead and tied a rope to the end of the spear, intending to use the spear as a fishing tool. Erhers thinks it's much faster to get food this way than to fish with a fishing rod. Erhes tied a rope to the tail of the spear because it would be easier to pull the rope directly to retrieve the fish after the spear was stabbed.

Erhers looked at the lake, and after a while, her brow furrowed suddenly, for she thought the lake was behaving strangely, and always felt that the lake seemed much calmer in the impression.

…… Wondering, why didn't the fish be found?, Erhes's mouth unconsciously distracted from what he had observed. She guessed the possible reason for the lack of fish.