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Got a Gallery in the Wild Chapter 113: Welcome To… (5)

Chapter 113: Welcome To… (5)

I barely managed to‍‌ immobilize my dangling‌ arm and returned‍‌ to the cave.‍​‍

When​ I got back,‍‌‍ I saw Wonmo‍‌​ pacing back and‌ forth.

It​ seemed he had‌ been worried about​ me this whole‌‍‌ time.

“Kkyuu!​‍‌ Kkyuu!”

Wonmo‌⁠ greeted me enthusiastically⁠ when he saw​‍⁠ me return injured.​

I would have liked​ to hug him‌‌‍ with both arms,​‌‌ but with one⁠‌ of them in​‍‍ this state, it⁠‍⁠ was impossible.

“Wonmo,​​‍ wait a moment.‌⁠⁠ I need to‍‌ fix my arm⁠‌ first.”

“Kkyuu!”⁠‍​

Wonmo​ answered energetically and​‌ stepped back a little.

Our​ good Wonmo really​‍‍ knows how to⁠ listen.

I let out a small laugh and‍‌ carefully lowered my​​ arm.

The‌⁠⁠ first thing was⁠ to take off⁠‍​ the shield.

I had suffered many⁠ injuries before, but‌‍​ this was the‌‍‌ first time I had broken an‍‌ arm, so I had no idea‌​ what to do.​

‘What‌ if I pour‍‌ the elixir on⁠‌ it without knowing‍⁠ anything and the​⁠​ bone fuses incorrectly?’​‌

That‌‌ was my biggest‌​ concern.

My‍⁠‍ ribs hadn’t been‌ shattered to that‍​‍ extent.

I think it would​ be best to⁠ immobilize it with‍‌ a splint first.‌

With​⁠ only one working​⁠ arm, I searched​ for a suitable​‍ wooden board.

It⁠ would be enough​ to cut one⁠⁠⁠ of the logs​‍‌ I had prepared⁠​ for the campfire.‍​‍

‘And⁠⁠ buy some cloth⁠⁠⁠ from the gallery.’​

After‍‍‌ that, all that‌​‌ remained was to‍ place the splint‍ and tie it.‍

The​⁠ problem was that​‌ I only had‍‌ one functional arm.‍

“Excuse⁠‍ me, Mr. Sloth.”​‍‍

“……”​‍​

“Give‍ me a hand.‍‍‍ Look at the​​⁠ state of my‌ arm.”

So‌ I asked Sloth‍ for help.

Maybe⁠ he couldn’t tie⁠‍‌ it, but he‍ could at least‌‌ hold the cloth.​‌‌

Sloth‍ looked at me​‌‌ silently and then‌ held the cloth⁠‌‍ just as I asked.

Thanks‍‌​ to that, I was able to‍‍ improvise a splint⁠⁠ using a piece⁠ of wood and⁠⁠​ cloth.

But‍​⁠ that was only⁠⁠⁠ a temporary solution.‍‍‌

The‍ real healing would​‌‍ come from the‍⁠‌ elixir.

Title)‍​⁠ I completely wrecked‍‌ my arm.

WildGrills‍

(Photo⁠​ of an arm​⁠‍ immobilized with a splint)

I messed up my‍ arm fighting the​ gorilla leader. Thank‌‌ goodness he spared‍‍‍ my life, otherwise‌ I’d be dead⁠ lol.

Can‍ I pour the‌‌‍ elixir directly onto‍‌​ my arm? I immobilized it first‌‍‍ with a splint‌⁠‌ in case the​‌⁠ bone fused crooked.​‌⁠

└HeavenlyDemon:‍‌ Was that monkey‍​ strong?

└WildGrills:​‍ Ridiculously strong. He⁠​ broke my arm⁠ even though I blocked with my‍‍ shield. And he​‌​ didn’t even punch.‌ He just rested​ his fist on​ it.

└HeavenlyDemon:​ He just rested​⁠ it there and⁠⁠ still broke your‌‌ arm?

└WildGrills:​‍ Yeah. He literally⁠ just went tap.⁠

└HeavenlyDemon:​⁠‌ He can even⁠​‍ use Penetrating Force?‌ His level is‍ extraordinarily high. I truly did not​‍‌ expect this.

└WildGrills:​‌​ On top of⁠‍ that, I cut⁠‍⁠ him with my‍⁠‍ sword and he​‌⁠ vanished like a mirage only to‍‌​ appear right behind‌‍⁠ me.

└HeavenlyDemon:⁠ He also mastered⁠‌⁠ Shifted Phantom Position?⁠‌⁠ How surprising. That⁠ individual showed you​ mercy.

└Swordmaster:​ It’s honestly a miracle you’re still‍ alive. If that‍‌​ gorilla had been‍‍‍ serious, you would‌​‍ have died in⁠ less than a second.

└WildGrills:⁠⁠‍ Even after I ambushed him, he‌‌​ blocked my sword‍​⁠ with his fingers.⁠‌ The moment I saw that, I thought I was‍‌‍ screwed.

└Swordmaster:‌​ How many fingers?⁠

└WildGrills:‍ Three.

└Swordmaster:‍​ I suppose he‍‌ used three because​⁠​ it was you.‌‌⁠ For most people,‌‍ one would be‍ enough.

└WildGrills:‍​​ The effect of⁠​​ the sword HeavenlyDemon⁠ gave me probably‍ played a part‍ too.

└What⁠⁠​ kind of gorilla​‌ uses Penetrating Force⁠ and Shifted Phantom⁠​‍ Position? I won’t​‌⁠ believe it until⁠⁠⁠ I see it.;​

└Well,​ he talks like​ a person. Maybe⁠ it really is​⁠ possible.

└Honestly,​​‌ that sounds like‍ a lie. You‍ might as well⁠‍ say he fired‌‌​ an energy wave.‌

└WildGrills:⁠‌​ I don’t know⁠‌ about energy waves,⁠​ but the forest⁠ got destroyed. I’ll⁠​ show you later.⁠⁠

└What?‌ Did he really⁠​ fire an energy​ wave? Hahaha.

└Not⁠⁠‍ even the monkeys‌⁠ from legends do​ things like that​‌​ hahaha.

└There‍ are monkeys in⁠⁠ legends too?

└It’s‌​⁠ a Zhongyuan legend.​‌ It’s about a monkey that became​ a spiritual being‌⁠ by imitating humans.​‌​

└Oh.‍‌​ That sounds interesting.​

└StarlightPrincess:⁠ Was the arm​​ completely broken?

└WildGrills:​​​ Yes. It’s hanging.‌​​ Can I use‍ the elixir like⁠⁠ this? I immobilized‌⁠‌ it first because‍ I was afraid‍‌ the bone would‌ heal incorrectly.

└StarlightPrincess:‌‌‍ You did the​ right thing. It’s‍‍‍ quite common for‍⁠⁠ bones to become‌‌ misaligned. The torso​ receives the effects⁠‌‍ of the elixir​ even when you⁠​‌ drink it, but‌ the limbs do‍‌​ not.

└WildGrills:‌‍⁠ What if I make an incision​ with a knife​ and pour the‌ elixir inside? Would‌ it heal faster?‍‌⁠

└StarlightPrincess:⁠​⁠ I’ll just give⁠ you a syringe.​​ When I was⁠ sick, I used‌⁠‌ one frequently.

└WildGrills:⁠⁠ Thank you very‌‍‌ much. Is there⁠​ anything you want​‌‍ in return? It’ll​‌​ be difficult for‌⁠ me to go​‌‍ out today, but⁠ I could compensate⁠ you tomorrow.

└StarlightPrincess:​ Just stay alive.‍​ You look more‍ and more like​⁠‍ a fly that‍ could die at‍‍‍ any moment.

└WildGrills:‌​ Understood.

The‍ syringe resembled the‍‍⁠ ones I knew,‌ though it was⁠ also different.

The‌ shape was practically​‌ the same.

However,‌ both the material⁠‍ and the size‌ were completely different.​

Especially‍‌‍ the size.

The​ body was fairly‌‍ thick, although the​ needle was relatively⁠‍‌ small.

‘If‍⁠⁠ the needle had​‌⁠ been huge too,​ ugh.’

I filled the syringe⁠​ with elixir and​ checked that it‍ worked properly.

A golden liquid slowly‍ began to emerge‌​ from the tip‌​ of the needle.‍‍‌

That‌ would be enough.​

Immediately⁠​ afterward, I stuck‍‍‌ the needle into‌​ the area where‍ my arm was⁠ broken and injected‌ all the contents.‌⁠

‘I‌⁠ look like a drug addict taking‍ a hit.’

The‌ refreshing sensation characteristic‍‌‌ of the elixir⁠‌ began spreading through‌‌⁠ me, and the‍‍ pain gradually decreased.‌

I could even feel⁠​ the bones fitting‍‍⁠ back into place.⁠

It‌‌​ seemed to have⁠​ recovered considerably.

Even‍ so, I planned‍‍⁠ to keep the⁠⁠​ splint on for‍⁠‍ at least a day.

I had heard that‍⁠ the aftereffects of⁠⁠‍ a fracture could‌ be quite severe.‍

‘Thank‌ goodness I survived.’‍‍

I took a sip​‍‍ of elixir and‍‍‌ looked up at‌​ the ceiling.

I thought the Four‍​ Seasons Forest would​ be easier than⁠‌‌ its reputation suggested.​‍

What‌ a mistake.

I simply hadn’t encountered‍‌ an anomaly like⁠‍ the gorilla leader‌​‍ before.

Even​⁠​ the saber-toothed tiger‌‌ would be nothing‍ more than a cat in front‍​ of him.

‘That‌‍‍ means there are​ monsters as strong⁠​‍ as that gorilla,‌⁠ right?’

How‌⁠ strong would they​​ be?

The​‍‌ thought scared me⁠⁠‍ a little.

I didn’t even have‌ to look far​‌‌ for examples.

There⁠ were the giant​​ crab and lobster​⁠‍ that looked like​⁠ they had come‍‌‌ straight out of‍‌​ a monster movie.‍⁠​

But‍‍ they were easy‍⁠⁠ to avoid because⁠ they lived in‍ other areas and​⁠ were enormous.

The‌‍ real problem was⁠‌⁠ creatures like the‌ gorilla leader.

Relatively‍‌ small beings that‍‍‍ lived nearby.

“……”​‌‌

As‌ I thought about‌​⁠ all that, my⁠‍ eyes landed on​‍⁠ Sloth.

That‌ guy who had⁠⁠⁠ remained watching even​‌ when I was​‍ on the verge⁠​​ of death.

I didn’t know whether‍‌ it was because‍ he had calculated⁠ that the personal⁠​​ guards would intervene‍ as well if⁠‍ he joined the​‌ fight.

Or​‌⁠ if he simply‌⁠‌ knew that the‍​ gorilla leader would⁠⁠ spare my life.‍

Whatever‍⁠‌ the reason, it⁠​ was clear that​ he had some⁠‍ kind of relationship‌⁠ with the gorilla⁠‍⁠ leader.

“Sloth.”⁠

“……”‍‍​

“Can‌ you use that​​ thing they call⁠‌⁠ Shifted Phantom Position​ too, or whatever‌‍​ it is? You⁠‌ know, disappearing and⁠​​ suddenly appearing somewhere‌‌ else.”

Nod.‍⁠

Sloth​​ responded simply by​⁠‌ moving his head.⁠

I nodded as well.‍‌

It⁠‍ had definitely been​​‍ a good decision⁠⁠‌ to keep offering​⁠⁠ him tributes.

‘Now​ that I think‌​⁠ about it…’

The‍‌‌ next thing that​‍ caught my attention‍ after Sloth was‌‌ the bananas.

The​‍​ bunch that the‌​​ gorilla leader had⁠⁠⁠ thrown to me​ as an apology.‌​‍

More​ precisely, it was​ three clusters of‍⁠ bananas joined together,‌‍‍ almost like a complete package.

With​ that, I could‌ forget about food‍⁠ for a while.‌​‍

Or‌ use them as​ a snack.

‘I’ll​‍ try one.’

I was feeling depressed,‍ so something sweet‌ would do me‌ good.

I picked up a banana.

And‌‍⁠ not just for‌​⁠ myself.

I also grabbed some​ for Sloth and‍ Wonmo.

“Here.​ Eat.”

“Kyuuu!”​

“……”​⁠

My‌‌​ animal companions started‍‌ eating the bananas⁠‍‌ in their own‌⁠​ ways.

Wonmo,‌ unable to resist‌‌⁠ anything sweet, practically​ buried his face‍⁠ in them.

Sloth,‌‌‍ on the other​⁠‌ hand, simply stared‍⁠ at them.

Maybe​ he felt uncomfortable​‌⁠ eating something that​⁠​ came from an⁠ enemy.

Although,⁠ seeing that he‌‌‌ was peeling one,⁠‌ he didn’t seem‍‍‍ to dislike them‍​​ either.

‘It’s‌‌ been a long​⁠ time since I’ve‌ eaten bananas.’

With‌⁠‌ only one arm,​ I struggled to‌ peel it.

I would have liked‌‍ to use my‍​ left hand, but‍‌ I preferred not‍ to take the⁠‌⁠ risk.

Munch—​​‍ Munch—

“……Oh?”‍‍‍

The⁠ moment I took‍ the first bite,‌‍​ a sweetness like‌​ honey flooded my⁠ mouth.

It‍‌ also had the​ characteristic aroma of‍⁠ a banana.

It‍‌ was literally a banana as sweet‍‌‍ as honey.

No​​‍ wonder Wonmo had⁠‌​ buried his face​⁠​ in them.

It‍ was the kind‍ of flavor that⁠⁠‌ brought happiness.

‘How‍⁠‌ can it have⁠ this much sugar?’⁠‌‍

Bananas‍‌ that had grown‍ while absorbing enormous‌ amounts of mana.‍‍

Not‍‌ even Southeast Asian‌‌ bananas would be​⁠ this sweet.

And‍⁠ on top of‍‍​ that, they were​‍ huge.

Each​ one was the‍‍​ size of my‍ forearm.

While‌‍ greedily devouring the‌ banana, I tried‌​‍ to calm my⁠‌‌ mind.

‘At​​ least he gave‍ me something good.’‌‌

Of‍ course, it was‍⁠‌ still incomparable to​ fasting pills.

At‍‌ first, I thought‌ he was simply‍​‌ telling me to⁠⁠ take these and‌ get lost.

But‌ seeing how delicious⁠​‌ they were, it‍ seemed he had⁠ genuinely tried to⁠ offer the best​​‍ thing he had.‌‌⁠

How⁠ was he supposed​‍​ to obtain something‌‍ as nutritious as‍ fasting pills out‌⁠‍ here?

Medicinal‍‍​ herbs are one‌ thing.

Fasting‍​⁠ pills are food​ created by humans‍⁠ through the combination‌ of numerous herbs.‌‌‍

“Nom‌‌ nom nom.”

Wonmo​‌ even ate the‌‌‍ peels.

More⁠‌ than worrying about​‍​ the bitter taste,⁠​ I was worried‍​⁠ he’d end up‌​ with diarrhea.

I leaned against the⁠​⁠ cave wall and⁠‍⁠ glanced at my​ broken arm.

No⁠‌​ matter how many⁠‌​ times I thought‌‌​ about it, it⁠​⁠ still seemed unbelievable.‌​

That​⁠⁠ gorilla had simply‍‍ rested his fist​‍⁠ against my shield.​‍

And⁠​ yet he had⁠‍ broken my arm.⁠

Would‌⁠ I ever be‍⁠‍ capable of doing​ something like that?⁠⁠​

Just‍⁠ learning through gallery⁠⁠ posts seemed impossible.⁠

‘Wait‌⁠ a second. Now‌⁠⁠ that I remember…’‌

It⁠⁠ was right before‌‌‍ the gorilla leader​ launched that final‍‍​ attack.

When⁠ I pushed my‍ survival instinct to‍‌ its limit and‍‌⁠ my concentration reached​⁠‍ its peak.

I remembered how the⁠‍‌ aura that had‌⁠‌ previously flickered like‌ flames had gradually‌ begun to condense⁠⁠‍ and take shape.⁠​⁠

‘I‍ need to practice‌ before I forget⁠‍⁠ that feeling.’

I still remembered it.⁠​

The⁠​‌ impact had been‌⁠ too intense.

I immediately picked up‌ HeavenlyDemon’s sword and‍‍‌ summoned the aura.‍

When⁠‍ I infused a small amount of⁠‌​ mana into it,​‌ an aura resembling‌​​ mist appeared.

If⁠‌ I added a little more, it‍ began to ripple‍⁠ like flames.

‘Let’s‌​ try to remember⁠‍​ that feeling little​⁠‌ by little.’

The‌‍​ sensation of that‍‌​ invisible pressure crushing⁠⁠ my body.

The⁠ desperation that drove​‍⁠ me to bite⁠‌ my own tongue​ just to escape​‍ it.

I hadn’t managed to​​‌ complete it.

But‍​⁠ simply finding a clue was enough.⁠‍⁠

Woooong—⁠​⁠ Woom— Woooong—

Even​​‍ so, it was‍ still difficult.

The‍⁠ aura refused to‌‍ condense.

However,⁠‌ from time to‌‍​ time, I could⁠‍ see the flames⁠ diminishing.

It‍​ wasn’t because I was using less⁠​‍ mana.

On‌‌ the contrary.

I kept forcing more⁠⁠⁠ and more mana⁠‍ into it.

And⁠ yet the aura‌‌​ was shrinking.

It‌ still didn’t have⁠‍‍ a complete form.⁠⁠‍

But‍ even that represented⁠‌​ enormous progress.

‘The‌‍‌ problem is that⁠​‌ there’s too much​‍ aura and it’s​‍‍ difficult to control.’⁠

I suppose I’ll get​⁠‌ results if I keep practicing little​‍ by little.

I set the sword‌ aside and entered‌ the gallery.

As⁠​ soon as I logged in, I saw everyone talking⁠ about me.

That​​⁠ the gorilla speaking⁠⁠ was obviously fake.⁠

That​‌ I was lying.‌‌‌

And‌⁠ things like that.‌​⁠

‘I‌⁠​ knew this would​ happen, which is​‍‌ why I recorded‌ everything, you bastards.’⁠

So​‌‌ I uploaded all​​ the videos in‌‌ which the gorilla‍‌⁠ had spoken.

HeavenlyDemon​⁠ had translated everything.​⁠

But⁠​ there were still​ too many people‍‌ who refused to​‌ believe it.

‘Besides,‌‌ editing and AI⁠‌ don’t exist here.’‍‌

Though‌‌ if they did,‍‌ that would be​‍ interesting too.

I glanced through the‍‌ comments.

└ What’s this about​ manipulating the translations?​

└ Son of a…‌

└ B…

└ itch.

“……”‌

Or​‍ maybe not?

In​⁠‌ the end, people​‌⁠ were the same‍ everywhere.

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