The hunting level of the Peace Fruit is also one star. For intelligent beings, this fruit can calm emotions, refresh and invigorate the mind, and potentially increase intelligence (this remains to be verified).

"Oh, it seems to be around here." Kreya said after looking at the introduction projected by Yoyo.

"Meizike"

"Hmm"

Upon hearing Kane's call, Meizike nodded, quickly understanding Kane's intent and closing his eyes to focus on using the Eye of Magic Power in the sky to scout the surroundings.

He utilized the clear observation range of the Eye of Magic Power in the sky, condensing a Magic Palm to enhance his exploration range.

After a simple sweep, he locked onto the target.

Meizike pointed towards the direction from which the antelopes had just run: "There's a patch of forest in that direction, and I can see semi-transparent blue fruits above."

"Then what are we waiting for? Let's go quickly." Longbei said with some excitement.

Kane used magic to conjure a miniature cargo cart beside him, and its bed was just large enough to fit three antelopes.

"All right, Lirulu, go drive!" Kane said to Lirulu after tossing the antelopes into the cart bed.

"Yay!"

Lirulu flashed into the driver's seat of the cart and began to operate it according to the method that Yoyo had taught her earlier.

With her operations, the cart slowly started, beginning to move forward, but its speed was unusually slow, about the same pace as Kane and his group's walking speed.

Nonetheless, the slow speed did not affect Lirulu's mood as she controlled the cart.

Previously, Lirulu had been nagging Kane to make her a small cart to drive, but Kane had declined, citing the difficulty of operating it.

After hearing Kane's refusal, Lirulu began learning vehicle control techniques from Yoyo, and Kane reluctantly agreed, promising to build one for her later when he had time.

Now that there was some free time, Kane let Lirulu act as a temporary chauffeur.

Following Meizike's direction, Kane and his group did not have to travel far before they saw the small forest patch in the distance, standing out conspicuously amidst the plains' grasslands.

Nevertheless, it wasn't very surprising. During non-sowing seasons, Peace Fruits would remain on the trees until they rotted and fell off, and these rotted fruits would be harmless to antelopes, even becoming a delicacy for them.

However, once the sowing season began, the fruit trees would deliberately shake off the unspoiled fruits, which, when consumed by antelopes, would cause them to become violently restless, running until they fell dead, thus spreading the seeds far away.

The corpses of the deceased antelopes would then serve as the birth packages for the next fruit trees to grow.

Ants under the trees would eat the healthy fruits, thus protecting the antelope population to a certain degree.

As Kane and his group approached the forest patch, they became aware of the ants beneath the trees. However, the ants did not leap up to attack Kane, perhaps because of the struggling antelopes nearby.

There were only two Peace Fruit trees, surrounded by ordinary plants and trees, and the trampled plants seemed to be the habitat for these three antelopes.

Four blue Magic Palms appeared directly on the fruit trees, starting to pick the fruits from the branches.

The fruits grew very quickly, so Kane and his group didn't need to hold back, plucking them all at once without leaving a single one.

Looking at the semi-transparent blue fruits in his hand, Kane sniffed them but couldn't detect any scent, then tossed one directly into his mouth.

Rather than being called a fruit, it was more like fruit juice wrapped in a thin layer of skin.

The Peace Fruit, thrown into his mouth, was gently squeezed by Kane's tongue and palate, and it burst open, with the juice filling his mouth.

The taste of this fruit was not cloyingly sweet but rather refreshingly delicious, noticeably reviving one's spirit after consumption.

It even brought a sense of reduced fatigue, and as for its calming effect, Kane, who was already quite composed, didn't feel much difference.

While Kane merely tasted one lightly, Kreya and Lirulu next to him were munching away, showing no signs of stopping.

"All right, let me see what kind of state the antelopes are in after eating these fruits." Longbei said as he walked towards the antelopes, which had been tied together.

He took out three fruits and fed them to the antelopes.

In no time, the previously slightly pale-green antelopes' fur began turning slightly red, not in the hair but under the skin.

Even the antelopes' eyes became blood-red, and then the three began to struggle wildly, kicking their legs as if they were running.

Their nostrils flared with heavy breaths, and due to being tightly packed together, they tilted their heads to attack their companions with their long horns.

"They're so angry!" Lirulu, who could sense emotions, clearly felt the fury inside the three antelopes.

The three antelopes' struggles almost gave the impression that they might tear Kane's Spider Silk, but since they were merely one-star difficulty animals, it was just an illusion.

An hour passed.

The three antelopes were still struggling tirelessly. Due to mutual attacks, their fur had some damage, with light red blood oozing from minor wounds.

Even the blood had a matcha aroma, utterly bizarre.

At least change the color to light green, so it's somewhat more acceptable.

Seeing the three antelopes would not die for a while, Kane and his group began sitting around, engaging in their respective activities.

Kane and Kreya sat together, one researching recipes purchased in the City of Gastronomy, the other flipping through various bizarre flora and fauna illustrations.

Kreya was learning how to cook Bread Antelope, as there was no doubt that the ingredients from these antelopes were Magic Ingredients.

Meanwhile, Kane's curiosity had been piqued by the Dungeon, wanting to thoroughly browse the illustrations and see what other creatures could challenge his understanding of the world.

Time slipped away, and the sky began to dim.

Dusk arrived.

"Oh my, they're finally out of energy." Longbei, idle all this while, remarked as he saw the three antelopes finally stop breathing.

However, no sooner did the antelopes perished, than the sound of creepy-crawly insects moving closer could be heard.

It was the Onion Ants, which had been staying under the fruit trees all along, seemingly wary of the antelopes' presence.

Once they emerged, they aggressively charged towards Kane and his group.

Seeing those ants leap their way, Kane couldn't help but say, "The seasoning has delivered itself."

Just now, Kreya had mentioned to him that Onion Ants paired with Bread Antelope meat were a Delicious Food, and they should collect plenty before leaving.

Unexpectedly, the ants had delivered themselves to their doorstep.

Just as Kane and his group were preparing to attack and eliminate the ants.

"Don't move; it's Lirulu's time to shine."

After saying this, Lirulu waved her hand, and a colorful Teleportation Gate appeared before her.

A giant butterfly, with colorful wings shimmering brightly, flew out of the Teleportation Gate. The butterfly was gigantic, with a wingspan of over two meters.

It was none other than Lirulu's former mount, the Highland Butterfly.

However, it had long since left that ecosystem and was now kept by Lirulu in her Elemental Plane, transformed by the Enlightenment Technique and the plane's abundant Fairy Tale Magic into its current form, developing more and more towards a dreamy appearance.

Emerging from the Teleportation Gate, the butterfly needed no command from Lirulu, flapping its wings to scatter colorful powder in a wave towards the ants.

The ants, which had been bouncing towards them, dropped densely to the ground.

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