<h4>Chapter 611: Soaring Through the Mountains, the New Human Gathering ce! Part 3</h4>
Different races had different habits.
It was human nature to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages as well as to use natural terrain as a refuge. This was something that was practically rooted in the human gene!
The foreign races would likely move away as soon as possible in such terrain and would never have thought that there would be a ce to rest under the snowy weather.
Su Mo was afraid that he would scare them.
Every time he took two steps, he would carefully observe the surrounding.
‘These people surely would never know someone is slowly sneaking up to them in this snowy weather. They must be really confident.’
Su Mo descended to less than 500 meters away from them, but there was not a single person standing guard for their little territory, which was surprising to him.
After he realized that he was cautiously fighting against nothing, he was slightly relieved, and he began to take bolder steps. He also made sure that there were no ambush or traps set around the area.
He was able to descend down without much trouble.
Su Mo nted his feet on the ground and stood firmly on the tform, and it made a slight pop sound.
The sound was not loud, especially with the roaring wind between the valleys. It was not easy to notice from ten meters away.
He was not in a hurry to move around and cautiouslyy down on the spot. Then, he began to slowly observe the human traces that were left on the tform.
‘On the edge of the stone tform, there are hardly any traces of friction.
‘They must not have been here for a long time. It’s likely that they found this terrain that was advantageous to avoid the disaster and chose to camp here.
‘Huh? There is even transnted soil here. Could it be that they were trying to use this tform to grow crops?’
To the side of the tform, there was arge area of transnted soil under the snow which was very eye-catching.
Su Mo also noticed that there was a softdder made of vines that hung down the side of the tform.
Beside thedder were looming footprints that had notpletely disappeared!
‘Size 44. It should be a man. The sole pattern is very rough and out of shape. It must be handmade and used specifically as an anti-slip shoe in the snow.
‘ording to the snowfall and the depth of the footprints, this person weighs between 90 and 120 pounds. He most likely isn’t very strong inbat.
‘Based on the distance between the footprints, the height of this person is likely to be between 172 to 180cm.”
Su Mo was able to observe four to five pieces of information just by one simple footprint.
This was a skill taught to him by Li Hu, and now he had mastered it as one of his survival skills.
‘This height and weight mean that he likely has nutrition deficiency.’
‘Living in such a ce, it seems that the living standard of these people in this gathering ce is now very healthy. It’s far behind than the basin!’
Su Mo secretly thought to himself after observing the area.
After this period of abundant resources in supply, coupled with a lot of physical work every day, the basin’s residents were basically exercising every day, and their physical fitness improved as each day passed.
The thin men in the past now weighed more than 140 pounds, and the stronger ones were about 160 to 170 pounds.
The fragile women also began to have strong arms, and all of them maintained their weight above 110 pounds.
Su Mo already could predict the strength of the people in this gathering ce despite not seeing them in person yet.
‘Should I wait for the team or should I go check it out myself?’
Su Mo pondered about it for a while.
He continued to lie on the side of the tform and observe, then decided that he would act alone.
Those who were skilled were also bold with their decisions.
Su Mo firmly believed that these people were not his opponent in a face-to-face battle.
More so, for humans, the moment they saw the face of the strongest human, “Almighty Su,” the opponent’sbat power would significantly reduce by 90%, and they might even surrender on the spot!
Su Mo nced down the tform and ensured thedder was not guarded.
Then, he took off his gloves and allowed his weight to slide down.
The softdder made of vines had many thorns frozen by the low temperature and turned into hard stubble.
Climbing up was easy with the help of the hard stubble.
Climbing down was extremely painful as the hard stubble rubbed against one’s palm.
Fortunately, Su Mo’s hands had already be tougher than they used to be. Despite the pain, apart from the white marks left on his hand, no blood was oozing out of his wounds.
Su Mo continued to slide down and observe the situation below him.
Below the stone tform, another small tform had only a thinyer of snow umted.
Behind the small tform, was a dark cave, and the smoke he had seen earlier came from inside.
“Cough! Cough!”
The wind direction in the mountains became faster. The wind that was blowing from the south one second ago suddenly started blowing the wind blowing from the north the next second.
Seeing the smoke suddenlye in his direction, Su Mo was unable to avoid the rushing smoke and coughed despite him reacting quickly to move out of the way.
‘F*ck!’
His cough would be barely audible if he were to have coughed on the stone tform above.
However, the sound was much clearer as he dangled above the valley. Anyone who was not deaf would definitely be able to hear the noise.
Su Mo realized that he was supposed to be quietly lurking in someone else’s territory. His scalp went numb, and he quickly nced down to observe.
The good news was that no one in the cave had noticed that someone was climbing down thedder.
The bad news was that two people were standing on the tform cleaning the snow, looking at him dumbfounded as if they had seen a god!
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