Survival Queen of the Frozen Wastes novel Chapter 163

Chapter 163 Sugar coated Bribes

Chapter 163 Sugar–coated Bribes

Still…

Riley caught a few grains of the floating Sugar Dust and tasted them.

They melted instantly–sweet, but not overpowering. She felt a sudden wave of calm wash over her.

It really does restore Morale?

Riley’s eyes lit up.

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In this apocalypse, constant high–pressure survival could lead to a Mental Breakdown debuff. While Riley was doing fine, other survivors would kill for this. Food that restored sanity was, in some ways, rarer than healing potions?

On the other side of the room, TartKing had finally caught up and grabbed the sheep by its horns. But the little thing didn’t stop; it just started running faster, dragging Tartking across the room.

“Wait.”

TartKing stopped and smacked her own forehead. “It loves sugar! Why am I racing it?”

She pulled a fancy glass jar from her bag.

It was the syrup she usually used for baking.

Pop!

She twisted the cap off.

A rich, sweet aroma wafted through the room.

The Marshmallow Sheep froze instant

“Baaa?”

its little nose twitching.

This smell was way more intense than the sweet clouds in the room.

It turned around, its big ey Cked onto the jar in TartKing’s hand.

The genetic craving for sweets had officially overridden its fear of the “creep” with the spoon.

TartKing flashed a motherly smile, knelt down, and dipped a finger into the syrup, holding it out.

“Come here, sweetie.”

“It’s yummy. Super sweet.”

The sheep hesitated. It tapped its hooves on the floor, but eventually, it couldn’t resist. It edged closer, one step at a time.

Five yards… three yards… one yard.

It stuck out a tiny pink tongue and tentatively licked TartKing’s finger.

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Chapter 163 Sugar–coated Bribes

Beon!

In that moment, fireworks practically went off in the sheep’s eyes.

it was amazing! A hundred times better than clouds!

“Baaa-

It was completely won over. It even started rubbing its fluffy head against TartKing’s palm, begging for more.

“Tartking! The Orb!”

Riley shouted, tossing a Sealing Orb, to her.

Tartking snapped back to reality.

“Right! Right! Let’s bring it home for ‘sustainable development“!”

She caught the Basic Sealing Orb mid–air.

“Good girl! Get in the ball!”

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“Hah!”

With one hand holding the syrup, TartKing gently tapped the sheep’s head with the orb in her other hand.

“Come in and you can eat as much as you want!”

Poof.

No resistance. No struggle.

The sheep turned into a pink stream of light and willingly entered the orb–as long as there was sugar, it didn’t care where it lived.

“Congratulations! Successfully captured Marshmallow Cloud Sheep.”

“System: Capturing doesn’t mean full taming. Build your bond once you return to the frozen wastes!”

“I did it!!!”

TartKing hugged the ball, vibrating with joy. “Riley, did you see that? It didn’t even fight back!”

“I saw. I guess sugar–coated bribes are more effective than fists for a glutton like that.”

TartKing waved the orb at Riley with a massive grin.

Riley walked over and looked at the pink–tinted orb, feeling a pang of envy.

is this what God–tier luck looks like?

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She’d nearly died trying to catch a monkey and failed, while this girl caught a full–health mob like it was a game.

“The system says I have to build a bond back home before it becomes my pet,” Tartking pouted slightly.

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Thanks for the orb, Riley. That was amazing.”

“Don’t mention it.” Riley waved it off. A single orb was nothing between them.

Tartking stared at the orb for a long time before finally tucking it away.

They continued exploring the second floor.

Aside from the sheep, there were no other mobs–just some drifting clouds and what looked like a kitchen area without much furniture.

Eventually, they found a sealed rainbow–colored door at the end of the room.

There was no keyhole. Instead, there were rows of colored slots and a pile of crystal balls scattered on the floor.

“Tier 2: The Order of Colors.”

“System: Restore the colors to their rightful places… get it wrong, and there will be consequences.”

Riley,stepped up to take a look.

The pattern was simple–essentially a “match the colors” game.

The door had pipes for Red, Yellow, Blue, and Green. The crystals on the floor matched those colors, they were just mixed up.

“This looks easier than the first floor.”

Riley picked up a red crystal and weighed it in her hand.

“Riley, let me handle this!”

Having just caught a pet, TartKing was feeling herself.

She tucked her Sealing Orb away and stepped up.