Chapter 37

Earlier, due to urgency, he simply gulped down the meat without savoring its flavor. Currently, though still famished, he ventured towards the reptile, eager to sample its taste once more.
Swiftly seizing the opportunity, he took yet another bite from the body, fully indulging in its flavor.
Shin's eyes widened in surprise and pleasure. He couldn't believe that something that looked so repulsive could actually taste so good.
"Wow! This is really tasty!" he exclaimed, savoring every bite. A smile spread across his face as he continued to savor the delicious meat.
The succulent taste of the lizard's flesh and the hunger that had been gnawing at Shin's belly drove him to devour every last morsel of meat, leaving nothing but a pile of bones in front of him.
"Ah, that was satisfying," he commented contentedly, settling back down and wearing a self-assured expression.
Feeling well-fed, his hunger pangs dissipated, leaving his belly comfortably full. After drinking some additional water, he gazed at himself in the reflection of the water, taking stock of his appearance.
"Back in my world, wolf pups wouldn't even open their eyes or stand until they were 5-10 days old. But here, I'm hunting and surviving in a matter of hours. It's remarkable how different this world is..."
"Okay, now what do I do next...?", he was wondering as there was literally nothing else for him to do.
In this new world, there was no such thing as a typical routine. He had no job, no purpose, no direction.
In his previous life, he had to constantly engage in bootlicking to his bosses just to keep his job, or even work overtime for long hours without any extra pay.
But now, in this new world, he was free from all of that. It allowed him to laze around as long as he desired, without any bounds on how much time passed.
On one hand, he found it fascinating, but on the other, he was fearful of the dangers it held. As a beast, other creatures saw him as fair game, including those who walked upright. Not only did fellow monstrosities seek to eliminate him, but so too did the two-legged hunters.