Three camels were enough to carry a large amount of camel jerky and supplies, allowing Chen Wen to move forward easily.
However, the amount of food these three camels consumed daily was quite substantial.
Chen Wen calculated that besides the camels having to graze daily, they also needed to travel routes with more oases, and he would have to find time to gather food for them along the way.
Otherwise, the camels might go hungry, which could lead to a slowdown in movement and even cause them to become restless.
In short, hunger was a serious issue for animals.
After weighing the pros and cons, Chen Wen finally decided to tame another camel.
This time, the taming process was much easier.
With experience from last time, Chen Wen innocently wandered within the camel herd, choosing the one he wanted.
Once he spotted the right camel, he immediately approached to check the muscle density and examine for any illnesses or hidden injuries.
