The wilderness of Felvalen is said to be dangerous, but in fact it is relative.

Near gathering areas like Stormwind City, there are often professionals with good combat prowess.

In addition, the forces that control Stormwind City will regularly send out organized troops to sweep and eliminate dangerous biological groups in the surrounding areas.

Therefore, as long as it is no more than a day's journey from Stormwind City, and you do not choose to travel to hard-hit areas such as deep mountains, primeval forests, or underground caves, you will basically not encounter highly dangerous creatures.

However, the population that Stormwind City can accommodate is limited after all, and an overly dense population places huge demands on resources.

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

Then open farms and pastures around the village to grow crops and raise livestock, and gain shelter by providing Stormwind City with living supplies.

In terms of security, in addition to Stormwind City sending armed forces to patrol the villages and towns outside the city.

These villages and towns themselves will form militia teams to protect themselves. As long as they are not attacked by large-scale beast herds and monsters, they can still survive.

As for places farther away from Stormwind City, most of them are privately established wild villages by forces that cannot survive in Stormwind City.

There are many criminals who have committed crimes and are wanted by Stormwind City, or lairs and strongholds established by bandits and bandits.

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

They are all desperadoes and have enough force to protect themselves.

The players' adventure camps are mixed in these deserted villages to hide their identity as intruders.

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

First of all, it is not cost-effective. These desperadoes are like weeds in the wilderness and are constantly being killed. Even if some are eliminated, more will pop up.

In addition, the opponent cannot be stupid enough to wait for Stormwind City's armed forces to clear it out. Often, when they arrive, they will only see an empty, run-down village. Even if it is destroyed, it is not too troublesome to rebuild it.

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Moreover, pushing these desperadoes too hard will often lead to retaliation from the other party.

For example, launching the looting of villages and towns that are dependent on Stormwind City, this is a big blow to Stormwind City, which needs a large amount of supplies every day.

So over time, as long as these desperadoes didn't go too far, Stormwind City simply turned a blind eye to their existence and didn't care.

Secondly, don’t forget that the area where Hussere and the others are currently located is called the “Lawless Land” by the natives in other areas of Felvalen. Just by listening to the name, you can tell that the forces that control Stormwind City are not good people themselves.

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Compared with those bandits and robbers, they are just larger illegal and violent armed forces. They cannot care about the life and death of the untouchables like a real country.

Besides, it costs money to send armed forces to clear out the village. If you send out troops to suppress the bandits, you may not even be able to make back your money. The big shots in Stormwind City are not going to do something like losing money and making a fuss.

Husserey and Gan Doufu were very lucky, and they never encountered any danger while crossing the mountains and forests.

This is not only related to the fact that the mountain forest where they are located is not a large mountain range with high altitude, but only a small mountain range not too far from Stormwind City.

Mainly because of Hussere's racial talent, which gave him "dark vision, sensitive smell, wild instinct, intuitive dodge" and other abilities, they were fully utilized in this forest environment.

With his sharp ears and eyes and keen sense of smell, he can detect the presence of other wild animals in advance when they are still a certain distance away from them, and either avoid them or go around them directly.

They couldn't get out of the way, so Hussele simply carried the dried tofu up the tree, allowing them to cross the entire mountain smoothly.

This is also thanks to Husserey's presence. If Gan Doufu were allowed to enter this mountain forest alone, even if it was just a small mountain with an altitude of only a few hundred meters, he would have to die here. How could it be possible that it only took him less than half a day to get through it?

After crossing the mountains, we reached the other side of the unknown mountains?

Gan Tofu was responsible for guiding the way, and Hussere could roughly tell the direction they were heading.

Using Stormwind City on the seaside as a reference, they are heading towards the southeastern inland of this land.

Because the Nameless Mountain Range is just across the southeast of Stormwind City.

Their destination, the adventure camp where the player's forces are 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 range, which is not high and only stretches for tens of kilometers, forms a barrier.

The adventure camp is isolated from the influence of Stormwind City, so if Stormwind City's armed forces want to clear them out, they have to go around hundreds of kilometers.

Therefore, the players in the adventure camp where Gan Doufu and the others belong call this nameless mountain "Ping 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 wilderness sandwiched between the "Evil Forest" in the east and the "Ghost Forest" in the south, two highly dangerous primeval forests. The local natives of Stormwind City call this place the "Howling Plains".

In the virtual reality map in the cache data left by the chief, whether it is the "Whispering Forest, Ghost Forest" or "Wailing Plains", its blocks are shrouded in dark red fog of war, indicating that this is a highly dangerous area.

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The method used by the explorers from other worlds under the Wanjie Organization to mark the danger level of an area is very simple and crude:

Green is absolutely safe, white is relatively safe, gray is low risk, yellow is light risk, brown is medium risk, light red is medium and high risk, red is high risk, and dark red is ultra high risk... As for the higher levels of blood red and black red, they almost represent entry.

The area will have a "narrow escape" and "certain death".

In fact, Hussere couldn't see any difference between the areas above red, because on the virtual reality map left by Flower Snake, except for Stormwind City, which is gray, and the fifty kilometers outside Stormwind City, which is yellow, the other places are all flat.

Red, as for white and green? Sorry, there are none!
Chapter completed!