Crash-landed On An Island With Nine Beauties

Red gold, nice tits!

“I now have 3100 experience points.”

Damien took his time to think his plan through. He wanted to prepare a great dinner for Ayisha tonight. After the trauma she’d been through earlier, he wanted to make her feel happy. Everytime he looked at her, he saw her as a delicate object which should be handled with care. That’s why his heart shatter whenever he sees the object being trampled upon.

With the carpenter skill he got, he was able to make a level two bow for hunting. He knew that he couldn’t possibly waste all the bullets of the revolvers on food. He didn’t know what the other creatures living on the island looked like.

“To prepare a great meal, I’d have to exchange points for skills. At least buy the level two of the wild chef. How much does it cost.”

He made the window pop up and he scrolled through. JUNGLE CHEF

Level 1 – 900 experience points

Level 2 – 2000 experience points 

Level 3 – 4000 experience points. 

He clicked on the level two and exchanged the points. He knew that by the time he began to build the real project, he would have more than enough points. He would be able to do several other important things.

[Ping! Jungle CHEF exchanged. 1200 experience points left.]

“Shouldn’t it be 1100 points?”

He thought out loud, then suddenly remembered something weighing on his left hand. He looked. Oops, he almost forgot that he gained 100 points when he hunted the bunny he was holding in his left hand.

Wasn’t that actually what brought him to that unmarked location in the forest that he was at presently?!!!

He heard a rustling come from behind him and turned. There was a deer!

“Isn’t this a better option!”

He dropped the bunny and took his bow and an arrow from his back; he had made the bow with his CAPENTER skill. He drew the arrow and began to steal upon the deer. But too late, the deer already spotted him. It made a run for it.

Damien followed the deer, firing the arrows at it only to miss over and over again. Though he was tired, yet he kept on running. Unfortunately he lost the animal. He was running for food, the deer for life.

Damien knew that if he had exchanged points for the LORD OF THE HUNTS skill, it would had been a cakewalk to kill the deer without struggle.

system window out and scrolled through to

– 1100 experience

2 – 3000 experience points

3 – 5000 experience points

THEN I’D DO THE HIGHEST. THAT WILL OPEN A LOT OF POSSIBILITIES AND GIVE A

the deer but the bunny. He hurried quickly in the direction of

began to hear the sound of munching. He quickly hid behind a tree and looked. There

his only hope at that moment. But something interesting happened. He noticed that the creature was humanoid. It had the back form of a grown man, but he looked wild with marks all over his body! And he had

revolver and aimed at the skull of the wild man. He sent a bullet through the back of its head and the

him over to see his face. He had the face of a man, unkempt beards and red

“A cannibal!!!”

meant. He would be very cautious. Now he’d confirmed his doubt that they weren’t alone

round but thick glittering object was connected

predator and gained

Obtained a ball of fine red gold and gained 1000

points? Isn’t that the highest point based on

what the

of gold?!

that corrupt his sense of judgement. He had to think

THE GOLD EARNS 1000 POINTS. KILLING AND OBTAINING IS A WIN WIN

be a billionaire! Wait for me,

more interesting. But he realized too that as interesting as things were

for another meat for the night.

waste another bullet to take down an antelope. He was also able to collect some fruits which he would press into fine wine. The JUNGLE CHEF skill really came in

“Hey, you’re back.”

rushed out of the construction as soon as she heard approaching

you to be careful. What if I wasn’t the one coming, you could

put the

“Okay, I’ll be careful.”

having the meat grilled wasn’t a difficult

are having fruits

came to seat beside him. The night was beginning to approach. Preparing the meat carefully would take quite

“Wine, not fruits.”