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Feren stood on the embankment, watching the Terra Pigs running in the fields, feeling a great sense of joy. He would occasionally call out to the Terra Pigs, reminding them not to run too far, but he knew that the Terra Pigs probably wouldn't pay any attention to his calls. However, he wasn't too worried, as the farmland around him was all familiar territory, and the Terra Pigs wouldn't get lost.
Suddenly, Feren's stomach growled, and he realized that he had been so busy since morning that he hadn't even had time to eat breakfast. He couldn't help but smile, feeling a bit helpless. Feren walked to the small platform next to the embankment, where a basket held his breakfast.
He sat down and carefully lifted the cloth covering the basket, revealing the food inside. He took out a bag containing several homemade sandwiches. He casually picked up a sandwich, took a light bite, and savored the delicious taste of the bread and filling.
Feren He enjoyed his breakfast while admiring the happy sight of Terra Pigs in the fields. He couldn't help but feel grateful that despite the simple life, being able to see his hardworking land and animals every day, and experiencing the tranquility and freedom of nature, was the greatest happiness.
When Feren took the last bite of his sandwich, he suddenly noticed that Terra Pigs were no longer running in the field, but were racing towards the distant forest. He quickly stood up, set down his basket, and shouted, "Hey, come back!" But Terra Pigs seemed to completely ignore his calls and ran even faster.
Feren was shocked, knowing that there were many unknown dangers in the forest. Once Terra Pigs ran into the forest, it would be very difficult to find it, not to mention the potential dangers lurking in the forest. He quickly made a decision that he must catch up with Terra Pigs, so he quickened his pace and ran in the direction that Terra Pigs had gone.
Terra Pigs ran very fast, and Feren tried his best, but the distance seemed to be getting farther and farther away. He could see the figure of Terra Pigs getting smaller and finally disappearing under the cover of the dense trees at the edge of the forest.
Feren was extremely anxious, knowing he couldn't hesitate any longer. He increased his speed and ran towards the direction of the forest. As he entered the forest, the surroundings became dark, with sunlight blocked by the leaves of the trees, only scattered light filtering through the leaves.
He tried to maintain a steady pace on the muddy ground, avoiding falling. His heart was filled with anxiety, but he knew he had to stay calm in order to find Terra Pigs and bring it back to safety.
Feren didn't know how long he had been running, his breathing became rapid, and his body felt tired. But whenever he wanted to stop, the call of Terra Pigs deep in the forest would motivate him to keep going.
Deep in the forest, the call of the Feren echoed among the trees as he urgently called out for the Terra Pigs, his heart filled with anxiety. At first, the Terra Pigs' calls seemed to respond to him, giving him some comfort. However, as time passed second by second, the Terra Pigs' calls suddenly disappeared, leaving only the sound of the forest and the Feren's rapid breathing.
The Feren felt a sinking feeling in his heart, knowing he couldn't waste any more time. Carefully, he searched the muddy ground for the hoof prints of the Terra Pigs. Luckily, the Terra Pigs' prints were quite distinct, and the soft mud left clear traces. Following these traces, the Feren cautiously ventured forward.
He walked very carefully, afraid of missing any trace of the Terra Pigs. The forest was very dim, with sunlight struggling to penetrate the cover of leaves. He frequently had to lower his head to confirm the direction of the hoof prints and tried to remain silent to listen for any movement of the Terra Pigs.
Feren's heart was filled with anxiety and unease, fearing that the Terra Pigs might have encountered some danger. He quickened his pace but still tried hard to maintain his composure, knowing that in this situation, composure and patience were the key to finding the Terra Pigs.
He endured the fatigue of his body and the hunger in his stomach, continuing to search hard in the forest. Time seemed to pass very slowly in such anxiety, every minute and every second making Feren feel unbearably bitter. However, he understood that he could not give up; he had to find the Terra Pigs and bring them back home.
Suddenly, Feren's ears caught some faint movement. He immediately became alert and slowly approached that direction, praying in his heart that the Terra Pigs were safe and could return home in peace.
Feren slowly approached with the faint sound, his heartbeat seemed to quicken with each step. Soon, he found the Terra Pigs in a dense thicket. The Terra Pigs crouched on the ground, trembling as if startled by something. Feren gently patted the Terra Pigs on the back, comforting it in a low voice, saying, "You naughty pig, you made it so hard for me to find you." But his tone was filled with concern and reassurance.
Feren looked into the eyes of Terra Pigs, filled with a fearful expression, knowing it must have encountered something terrible. He tried to pull Terra Pigs up, wanting to lead it back home, but Terra Pigs refused to budge, as if fixed in place by something terrifying.
Feren had to slow down, crouching to try to understand the fear of the Terra Pigs. He gently stroked the Terra Pigs, trying to comfort it. He looked around, trying to find something special or a reason that might make the Terra Pigs feel afraid. However, the silence and darkness of the forest seemed to provide no clues.
Soon, Feren heard another sound, different from the one made by the Terra Pigs, indicating something else was nearby.
Feren's heart was pounding violently, and he unconsciously clenched his fists. He knew that there might be unknown beasts lurking in the forest, and he had to stay calm and not let fear take over. Feren moved slowly towards the source of the disturbance. With each step, he was cautious, afraid of triggering something or attracting the attention of unwanted creatures.
Feren's breathing became shallow, but he forced himself to stay calm. He knew that only by staying calm could he possibly survive this danger. His ears listened to every sound around him, and slowly, he felt the source of the disturbance getting closer. In an instant, Feren tensed up, ready to face the unknown that was about to appear.
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