Chapter 587: Submission and Tracking

Facts have proved that Han Li took it for granted. He seemed to have an old saying at the beginning: "Looking at the mountain and running the horse to death."

When Han Li reacted, a trace of unnaturalness flashed across his face, but he thought that he was here to relax himself anyway. As long as he was happy, he could play whatever he wanted. He had the skills and the guns. The materials and food in the decomposition space made him have no worries. So Han Li not only did not stop but sped up a lot.

It was not until he passed a small hill that Han Li stopped looking at the winding ditch beside the hill.

He chose a place in the lee of the hill and began to set up camp. At night, Han Li ate barbecue, drank fruit wine, and admired the unique night sky on the grassland, because the starry sky here was endless, no matter which angle or direction, until he was drunk and went to sleep in the cellar prepared in advance.

The next day, Han Li got up and started exercising as usual, and then washed and ate.

But after doing all this, Han Li looked at the endless grassland in front of him, and suddenly felt a sense of fear in his heart.

Not only is there no obvious mark here, but Han Li also has no animals around to show him the way. Although the materials in the decomposition space gave him enough confidence, what should he do if he gets lost on this vast grassland? Trapped on the grassland for a month? Half a year? Until he walks out or meets a herdsman? Isn't this a joke!

It doesn't matter if Han Li plays outside for a few more days, but if he doesn't go back for half a month or even longer, something big will happen. First, his woman will be restless, and then his family will know. He really can't imagine what will happen in the future.

Han Li shuddered when he thought of this. He hadn't stepped too deep into the grassland. Now that he remembered the road, it was not too late. He immediately decided not to go forward.

However, since he had come to the grassland and had walked so far, he had to feel the atmosphere of living on the grassland. Han Li decided to rest here for a day and go home along the route he came from tomorrow at the latest.

A more in-depth grassland trip can only be experienced later, but at that time, I must get a horse anyway. It is too stupid to measure the grassland with two legs.

Han Li lay on the soft green carpet with a lazy mood, biting a grass stem in his mouth, closing his eyes and feeling the cool wind at the moment.

Han Li's mood gradually became calm, and his breathing became more and more gentle. It may be that he was too quiet. During this period, a hare jumped over his body.

Until halfway through the afternoon, Han Li felt that his stomach was a little hungry, so he wanted to get up and get something to eat.

But before he opened his eyes, he heard the sound of many horse hooves stepping on the ground in the distance. Are there herdsmen coming?

Han Li opened his eyes and sat up to look in the direction of the sound. He saw a group of horses running towards him. The horses were moving quickly and it was difficult to count them. The approximate number should be about 20 horses.

Han Li looked carefully but didn't find any herders. His laziness disappeared without a trace. Could this be the herd of wild horses he was looking for? After estimating the direction of the herd of wild horses, he quickly got up and packed up everything, then hid behind a rock under the mountain and waited patiently.

Han Li wanted to tame a wild horse, not its meat, and he didn't know how to use a lasso, so he didn't have anything in his hand.

As the sound of horses' hooves became louder and louder, the herd of horses got closer and closer to Han Li's hiding place. At this moment, his body was like a big bow, and his legs were placed in the best position to exert force. When the herd of wild horses approached him, he could jump up and straddle the horse's back, thus starting the process of taming it.

The location Han Li chose was better. Not only was it the route the herd of horses had to pass, but also because of the terrain, they needed to slow down after arriving here. At the moment when the herd of horses brushed past him, Han Li identified a brown horse and jumped out and jumped directly onto its back.

The whole herd was startled, and all the horses began to speed up, including the one under Han Li.

At this time, if Han Li exerted his strength, he could directly press the brown horse to the ground, or use his arms to force it to choke and surrender.

But Han Li did not do this. What he wanted was to experience this slow taming process, and let the horse run until it was exhausted before surrendering.

So Han Li gently wrapped his hands around the neck of the brown horse and gently clamped his legs around the body of the brown horse to ensure that he would not be thrown off, and he was unwilling to use any more strength.

At first, the brown horse ran with the herd, and then a loud neigh came from the herd, and the brown horse immediately ran in another direction, and began to jump up and down while running.

This behavior of the brown horse may be very useful for other people, but it is of little use to Han Li. Not to mention Han Li's abnormal physical fitness and superb skills, any of these little tricks to deal with the brown horse are more than enough.

Han Li increased the strength of his arms and legs, thinking that the neighing just now should be the lead horse giving an order to the brown horse, abandoning it in disguise. This might be one of the reasons for their survival.

After jumping for a while, the brown horse found that it was useless. It raised its neck and raised its two front hooves high, then neighed and ran away from the herd.

Han Li only tried to prevent himself from falling, and ignored everything else, letting the brown horse gallop on the grassland.

During this period, Han Li was only concerned with enjoying the feeling of running fast, and did not notice that they had run through a nearly [100 meters] area that had been burned by fire.

This run lasted until night fell, and the brown horse stopped with trembling legs.

Han Li jumped off the brown horse when he saw this, and one arm was still around its neck to prevent it from running away suddenly.

However, the brown horse did not have the slightest intention of running away. It stretched out its tongue and licked Han Li's face, and whinnied a few times in a low voice to show its submission.

At this time, Han Li carefully checked the brown horse's body, and found no traces of bit or saddle, and there was no mark on its body, so he was relieved.

Seeing that the brown horse had surrendered, Han Li did not rush to put on the saddle for it. Instead, he took out a towel to wipe the sweat from running for a long time according to the way Shanghe Village took care of horses. This can effectively prevent the horse from getting sick.

Next, he used the stones in the decomposition space to make a trough for it, and put soybeans and cabbage in it.

While it was eating happily, Han Li took out the horse gear he bought in Man Z and put it on it.

Then he looked up at the stars in the sky, but it was of no help to identify his location. Fortunately, Han Li now has a horse, and the horse's memory is very good. It should be no problem to take him back to yesterday's location when the sun rises. If not, Han Li will consider using the "primary beast control technique".

Now all Han Li has to do is to light a bonfire, first get some warm salt water for the brown horse to drink, and then he can eat.

In addition to those, Han Li also needs to consider the problem of spending the night with the brown horse.

Han Li could sleep peacefully until dawn by making a cellar, but it would not work with a horse, because no one knew whether wild beasts such as wolves would appear at night.

Han Li decomposed a large pit on the ground similar to a marching stove. Such a stove pit not only boils water quickly, but also effectively prevents the fire from being discovered by others. As for the smoke from burning wood, there is no need to worry about being seen at night.

When the brown horse was almost done eating, the water on Han Li's side was also warm. He took out a wooden barrel and put a little salt in it, and then poured the warm water in the pot into it for the brown horse to drink.

However, Han Li didn't want to cook at this time. He boiled a pot of hot water for himself to make tea, took out a bottle of canned food and two sections of red sausage from the decomposition space to deal with a bite of dinner, and then handed it over.

While drinking tea, Han Li looked at the surrounding terrain. He built a circle of wood to ensure the safety of the brown horse at night.

At this time, the brown horse seemed to have recovered. It came to Han Li and gently nudged with its head.

Han Li looked at it with some confusion, and found that it began to lick the canned bottle that he had just placed next to it.

Does the horse like to eat fruit? Han Li took out an apple from the decomposition space in a daze.

The brown horse stretched its head and bit it, and the apple disappeared after chewing a few times with its big mouth.

Han Li wanted to laugh when he saw this scene. Just as he was about to take out another apple to feed the brown horse, he suddenly saw a fire in the distance. It seemed that it was the light of torches held in people's hands mixed with flashlights. Then there was a continuous sound of horse hooves. Judging from the number of torches and flashlights, the other party must have at least seven or eight people.

Han Li didn't know where he was now, but no matter when and where, when the enemy and us were unknown, it was not a wise move to take the initiative to expose his position to others.

While comforting the brown horse, he quickly put out the bonfire in the deep pit and collected all the things on the ground, his eyes always staring at the direction of the torch.

Han Li's caution and worry were obviously unnecessary, because this group of people did not go towards him, but went in another direction.

However, this made Han Li very curious. Although the horse could see the road at night, it was a very dangerous thing after all. What were these people doing riding wildly in the middle of the night?

With a suspicious mind, Han Li tied the girth and saddle to the brown horse, adjusted the length of the reins, and slowly followed.