Volume 1: Wind Rises in the Mountains and Swamps Chapter 109: Green Clouds
Lin Yi looked intently, and saw a small stone mountain a few dozen feet away.
The stone mountain was about 20 to 30 feet high, and like the surrounding rocks, it was steep on all sides. The reason why it was called a stone mountain was to distinguish it from the slightly smaller rocks around it. However, near the top of the stone mountain, a black hole about a foot square caught Lin Yi's attention.
The top and bottom of this stone mountain were also like jagged teeth, with overlapping gullies of different sizes. If it weren't for the fact that his spiritual sense accidentally swept over the small stone mountain, even with his excellent eyesight, Lin Yi would not have noticed the small hole.
In his spiritual sense, there was something in the hole!
Lin Yi jumped up and floated forward, and in a blink of an eye he arrived at the hole of the stone mountain.
The hole seemed to be collapsed. He hung in the air, stretched out his long sword, and cut the hole into half the size of a person like cutting rotten cotton.
After another exploration with his spiritual sense, Lin Yi flew up diagonally and went in headfirst.
There was a room-sized cave in the cave, with obvious traces of chiseling and chiseling. There was a soft glow coming down from the top of the cave, making the cave as bright as day.
Lin Yi looked up curiously and saw seven goose egg-sized pearls inlaid on the top of the cave, each of which emitted a bright light.
What kind of treasure is this? Although it is not difficult to see in the dark, it would be great if there were these pearls in the house instead of oil lamps, which would be bright and clean!
After Lin Yi sighed, he looked at the cave curiously.
There was a thick layer of sand and dust in the cave, which looked like it had accumulated for many years.
In the center of the cave, there was actually a small tomb, and a stone tablet was erected in front of the tomb.
Lin Yi walked over slowly, and there were words on the stone tablet, which were clearly visible. The tablet was engraved with "Fang Qiaoer's Tomb", and the signature below was -- Green x-on: Color # Novel & Network -- Zai Xuxing.
When he was in the mood, the spiritual energy poured into the green cloud yarn with all his strength, and the mountains and peaks under his feet were instantly left behind. After just a short while, Lin Yi's spiritual energy could no longer sustain, so he put away his interest and slowly flew back.
This Biyunsha is really amazing. It is a small gauze handkerchief made of something unknown, but it is like flying in the clouds.
This should be due to the formation made on the Biyunsha. Lin Yi also has a new understanding of the magic of the formation.
The Biyunsha flies 20% faster than his own wind control technique, but it is not as magical as imagined. However, Lin Yi is still very satisfied.
Flying slowly is still flying!
With little spiritual energy left in his body, Lin Yi gently fell from the air and jumped to the ground. With a casual move, he turned the Biyunsha into a small gauze handkerchief and put it into the Qiankun bag.
After a long time of tossing around outside, it is better to go back early to avoid complications. The camp was only four or five miles away. Lin Yi identified the direction, calmed his mind, and walked back with the joy of the unexpected, holding the long sword.
Just now, he was only concerned about having fun. Now that he had stopped, Lin Yi felt exhausted. The long-lost feeling of exhaustion made him walk obediently, and even his consciousness only focused on a few feet around him, just for self-defense.
After many twists and turns, Lin Yi gradually approached the camp, but saw a figure swaying in front of him. Just as he was about to use his eyes to look, he suddenly understood something, his face turned hot, and he turned to the side to avoid it.
"Ah——! There are snakes!" A cry sounded behind Lin Yi.
Lin Yi paused and continued to move forward.
"Ah——! So many snakes! Come on——!" Another frightened voice sounded again. Lin Yi paused again and turned around with hesitation.
More than ten feet away, Mu Qing'er was in dishevel, jumping and shouting. Sister Xu on the side waved the long sword in her hand and shouted for help.
Lin Yi looked intently and saw a group of snakes wriggling around the two of them. There were probably hundreds of golden snakes four or five feet long, one after another, sticking out their tongues and preparing to attack.
Mu Qing'er and Sister Xu, standing side by side, were already frightened out of their wits.
The two of them had come out to relieve themselves, but as girls, they were shy and walked a few more steps.
Mu Qing'er was alert. She heard rustling sounds everywhere and something wriggling under her feet. She jumped up immediately and realized that she was trapped in a group of snakes.
Who would have thought that there would be a nest of snakes in this place where no grass or trees grow. Children of the rivers and lakes would not be scared by one or two snakes, but tonight there was no moon in the sky, it was pitch black, and they were surrounded by a group of snakes. They would be bitten unexpectedly. Just thinking about it made their scalps numb. The two of them were already scared out of their wits.
The place where the two of them were was in the leeward place. Sister Xu's cry for help was blown far away by the wind as soon as it came out. I don't know if anyone else heard it. However, there was no movement in the direction of the camp.
Lin Yi wanted to leave, but he couldn't move.
Several snakes had already pounced on the two like arrows from a bow.
Senior Sister Xu swung her long sword quickly, and the sneak attacking snake was cut in half.
The bloody smell angered the snakes, and there were constant fine "rustling", "rustling" and "chirping" sounds. Within a few feet, there seemed to be countless poisonous snakes ready to move.
The two did not dare to jump up and escape, and the crisis was everywhere.
Mu Qing'er saw that Senior Sister Xu was alone and could not be frightened. Her short sword flickered, and the two sisters protected themselves tightly.
The snakes still risked their lives to find the weaknesses of the two's defense, and from time to time they launched a fatal attack.
The two tried their best, and they were always safe and thrilling.
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