One day in 1971, German teenage girl Julianne woke up from her coma and found herself in a lush jungle. The place was very damp, with the foliage on its head blocking the sky, and the cries of wild beasts in the distance.
Julianne shuddered, she was going to sit up, but there was a cone of pain in her thighs. Julianne found that her tibia was severely fractured, and there were multiple wounds on her body.
But if she stays in the jungle and waits until it gets dark, if there are poisonous snakes and wild beasts, then she will undoubtedly die. So Julianne stood up and limped out.
Julianne's father had a wealth of knowledge of survival in the wild, and she had learned a lot, which came in handy at this time. Soon, Julian found a stream, which is a life-saving source for survival in the wild.
Moreover, as long as you walk in the direction of the water flow, you can basically find the exit of the jungle.
However, food was a big problem, and Julianne found a bag of candy halfway through, which made her barely maintain her strength. After 6 days, Julian walked to the intersection where the stream joined the great river, and she looked closer and could even see the figures of piranhas and crocodiles.
But in order to survive, Julian did not care about this, jumped into the river and swam over. Fortunately, the river was not very wide, and piranhas and crocodiles did not attack.
For the next 4 days, the candy had been eaten, and Julianne almost fainted from hunger. Suddenly, Julian saw a log cabin in front of her, which was very dilapidated and supposed to be the temporary residence of the wild explorer many years ago.
Julianne walked in and found that there was nothing food in the house, only half a barrel of gasoline. Julianne remembered her father saying that gasoline could be used to clean the wound, so she picked it up and poured it on her own wound.
As gasoline poured down, dozens of maggots died instantly in Julian's already festering wounds. In the wild, maggots contain high protein, which can be used to save lives at critical moments.
In this way, Julian relied on these maggots for another 2 days, and then she couldn't hold on and fainted.
By the time Julianne woke up again, she was already lying in the hospital, and then she got a surprise message. It turned out that Julian was the only survivor of the air disaster in Peru, and her mother was still alive after falling into the jungle, but unfortunately she was not found by the search and rescue team in time, and eventually died in pain.
Julianne's father works in Peru, and she and her mother decided to go to Christmas together and bought 2 plane tickets. Julian's parents initially disagreed, as Peruvian Airlines frequently crashed and became more dangerous during holidays.
But 17-year-old Julianne was a bit willful, so she played a girlish temper and insisted on going to Peru for Christmas. In desperation, Julian's parents had to agree, and her mother took her to board the death plane.
When the plane came over the Andes, there was a serious bump, and the stewardess's comfort was useless. In the face of strong air currents, the pilot's response was to cross directly.
Apparently, the pilots overestimated the performance of the Peruvian airlift aircraft, and as a result, a lightning bolt struck the aircraft, and the air crash occurred. Knowing that she would not be doomed, the mother fastened Julian's seat belt and kept comforting her daughter.
Just as the mother was about to say something, the plane disintegrated in the air, and the passengers were all swept away by the air current. Fortunately, Julianne's seat was relatively strong, falling from a height of 3,000 meters, and she only broke one leg, and eventually died.
