Coincidentally, Fang Yun happened upon the scene of a Carnivorous Vine preying.
A wild boar, weighing several hundred pounds, lumbered from the riverbank towards the thicket where the vine was located.
Then it lowered its head, continuously rooting around in the weeds with its snout.
It dug out the roots of the weeds and then began to gnaw on them.
These weeds, nourished with ample nutrition and Spiritual Energy,
were indeed a rare temptation for the omnivorous wild boar.
As it drew nearer, suddenly five vines as thick as fists and several meters long sprouted from the thicket.
Sharp spikes were also growing on the branches of these vines.
These five vines swiftly entangled the wild boar, and the sharp spikes easily penetrated the boar's tough skin.
The wild boar only had time to let out a pained squeal before its mouth was bound.
Then, torrents of fresh blood erupted from where the spikes pierced, completely staining the vines red.
