Forest Ranger, starting from Picking Up a Lynx Girl

Chapter 219: Chapter 219: Competing in Beast Vein, He Has Never Lost (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

He didn’t care whether he wanted to; what mattered was whether the leader was willing.

This Clouded Leopard had also come from Dian Province, and it was expected that returning it would be acceptable.

Chen Ying was most annoyed by these matters, but Meihua understood and reassured him by patting her chest, promising to handle it so Chen Ying wouldn’t need to worry.

Senior Bai got the answer she wanted and left.

She still had to check on the bird banding work, busy as a spinning top.

Meihua didn’t linger either, asking Chen Ying to prepare, as they would be entering the rainforest to patrol with M Alliance and the volunteer team as early as that afternoon, or at the latest by tomorrow.

“The whole trip is expected to last seven to ten days. The area we’re responsible for is the largest, and this time the focus is to survey the populations of Flower Leopards and Clouded Leopards. If we’re lucky, we might even see an Indochinese Tiger that has crossed over.”

Meihua handed over the supplies needed for the trip to Chen Ying, along with a satellite phone and a hand-drawn map.

“Our intelligent platform here isn’t as well-developed as on the Mainland, so having a hand-drawn map is essential, especially in case we get disconnected under unexpected circumstances.”

The rainforest environment was complex; being a newcomer and unable to communicate with the locals, a satellite phone would be direct help in case of any accidental separation.

Chen Ying accepted Meihua’s kindness and brushed up on some local field research tips, feeling reasonably confident that he could complete the task successfully.

After all, though he didn’t speak the local human language, he understood the language of beasts.

In the jungle, who could compete with his extensive connection with animals? ┓(´∀`)┏

He packed his things and, by three in the afternoon, the team leader announced it was time to depart.

They headed for their first observation point, where they would also camp overnight.