Chapter 34: Blame Yourself

Sometimes it took more courage to live than to die.

Cole and Ronald didn’t want to be refugees because they feared death.

They even wanted to die with everyone else.

There was no doubt that Cole had lost his courage.

When he first set out from the market town, Cole faced the wilderness with the pride he had built up in the past.

But when he had lost this pride in the wilderness completely….

Cole had already collapsed. He had lost the courage to continue living.

People who grew up in Azure Dragon City had natural discrimination against refugees like Haman.

Even if Haman was a mutant, he was no exception.

However, the reason why Cole discriminated against Haman was that he was a city dweller.

However, Haman had lived in the market town for so long and had understood this principle already.

There was nothing in this world that could be relied on, position, money and status.

The only one that could be relied on was yourself.

After hearing these words, Mankiw’s originally gloomy face turned into extreme anger.

“Bang.”

Another gunshot rang out.

Cole was also dead.

He died silently.

In one night, there were only three people left in the original 21-man team.

Haman, Mankiw, and Harold.

The so-called capture team seemed to be a joke now.

How could such a ragtag team still want to capture dinosaurs in the wilderness?

They were just so lucky to be alive now.

…

It was dawn.

The Red Sun continued to rise from the east.

Haman and the others had not fallen asleep since the incident in the early morning.

They sat at the entrance of the tunnel and lit a bonfire.

Mankiw and Harold seemed to be in pain.

Although Cole did not know them very well.

But the teammate who had experienced life and death together even wanted to attack him.

This made them very frustrated.

Only Haman was still eating and drinking as if he was ignorant.

The betrayal of his companions happened almost every few days in the town.

Moreover, even if the companions in the town were the people who could be relied on.

But Cole and the others were just people who he had known for less than ten days.

How could Haman be sad for these two people?

He watched the sun slowly rise.

“They brought this on themselves.”

Mankiw said, “You two can go back first. I can finish the rest of the way alone.”

Mankiw was extremely determined as if nothing could change his decision.

When it was time to leave, Haman could not help but ask.

“Mount Roman is still quite big. How are you going to find that dinosaur?”

“Maybe that dinosaur is no longer on Mount Roman?”

Mankiw took out a device from his backpack. It showed a light spot and a map.

However, the map was too simple.

If Haman did not know the terrain of Mount Roman, he might not have recognized it as Mount Roman.

“This light spot is that dinosaur,” Mankiw said calmly. “Previously, that dinosaur was implanted with a locator.”

So that was the case. There were still many good things in the city!

“How far away is that dinosaur from us?” He asked.

When Mankiw heard this, he carefully looked at the map.

“Ten…”Mankiw was a little excited as he spoke.

“Then what?” Haman did not understand. “Ten kilometres?”

Mark continued, “Ten, nine, eight…”

There was no need for Mankiw to say the rest because Haman had already heard the rumbling footsteps.

He looked up and saw a large group of hylaeosauruss covered in thick scales. They swept up a large amount of dust and ran towards the tunnel entrance.

The leading hylaeosauruss was terrifying, 16 meters long.

More importantly, there was a small dinosaur that was less than a meter long above its head.

That small dinosaur was a species that Haman had never seen before.

Haman and Mankiw looked at each other, their eyes full of shock.

“Run!”

Haman roared.

A dinosaur he had never seen before could stay on top of the hylaeosaurus as a leader.

Why did the hylaeosaurus Group know that they were here?

They wanted to know.

However, they didn’t have time to think about it now.

This time, the situation was even more critical than yesterday morning.

After Haman roared, then he abandoned his backpack and transformed.

He turned into a compsognathus.

Haman had tried it before.

When he transformed, his clothes would disappear.

When he reverted to his human form, they would reappear again.

But other things wouldn’t work.

As he lowered his head, and the two-meter-long compsognathus picked up the backpack and ran outside.

Mankiw also transformed into a dinosaur. Not only did he throw Harold onto his back, but he also carried the backpack.

Then he followed Haman and ran outside.

Although the hylaeosauruss in front of them were all more than ten meters long.

They were different from the parasaurolophus.

They weren’t that tall.

Even the leader of the hylaeosaurus was only four meters tall.

Even if it entered the tunnel, it could still run.

Just like yesterday, if they hid in the tunnel to avoid being chased by the dragons.

That was impossible.

They could only run out of the tunnel, hoping for a chance to survive.

After transforming into a compsognathus, Haman’s running speed suddenly increased.

Compsognathus was originally the most powerful of the D class dinosaurs.

Moreover, Haman was a carnivorous dinosaur.

So he was far faster than that of the herbivorous dinosaurs.

The hylaeosaurus behind him was the best of the C class dinosaurs.

But fortunately, the hylaeosaurus was a vegetarian dinosaur.

Even if the hylaeosaurus was the fastest among the vegetarian dinosaurs, it was slightly quicker than Haman.

It wouldn’t be able to catch up in a short period.

But there was still a problem.

The hylaeosauruss’ endurance far exceeded Haman’s.

If they continued running like this, Haman would eventually be caught.

Then things would be bad.

Before Mankiw transformed, he was as fast as Haman at running.

Although Mankiw was a class C mutant, Haman was more familiar with the wilderness than him.

But now, after Mankiw transformed, he was much faster than Haman.

It was only a matter of time before he lost him.

Thinking of this, Haman changed his direction.

He rushed towards the edge of Mount Roman.

As for Mankiw, it was not a problem for him to lose the hylaeosaurus.

In fact, if there was only one hylaeosaurus.

As long as it was not the leader of the 16-meter hylaeosaurus.

Mankiw would be able to defeat it.

But there were more than 60 hylaeosauruss in front of him.

So a grade-c mutant couldn’t defeat such a group of this size dinosaurs.

Even many grade-b mutants found it difficult to deal with the scene in front of them.

Mankiw had strong combat effectiveness. If he had more than 10 guns.

He could basically defeat any single grade-c dinosaur.

But yesterday morning, and this morning.

It was beyond Mankiw’s ability.