12dz Chapter 265 Lost
Chapter 265 Lost
Chapter 265 Lost
On the other side, Xie Qijun neatly tied up the fainted thin man. Then, he glanced around and found a rather evil-looking big knife on the ground.
Xie Qijun raised the corner of his mouth slightly, revealing a wicked smile, and then mercilessly threw the knife directly into the fat man's snot and mucus. After doing this, he clapped his hands and said to himself: "Let this big knife enjoy it for a while."
As for the fat man, considering his dirty appearance, Xie Qijun finally decided to give up the idea of tying him up. After all, he was a bit of a germaphobe.
Seeing that the incident was over, the rabbit spirit hopped over to Lin Xian'er's side. Blinking its bright eyes, it curiously examined the seemingly fragile yet fierce woman before it, muttering to itself, "This sister is truly a ruthless person. Such an ordinary brick actually managed to knock those two guys unconscious. It's truly amazing."
Alas, as a rabbit spirit who was bent on revenge, he was filled with sorrow at the moment, almost becoming as sad as a bitter melon, and he kept thinking to himself: "When will I be able to get my revenge?
Xie Qijun walked cautiously to Lin Xian'er's side and gently patted her back, fearing that she would feel nauseous again if she looked at him any longer.
After a long while, Lin Xian'er, who had recovered a little, waved her hands and said anxiously, "Hurry up, let's leave here quickly." It was so painful that she vomited all the food she had just eaten.
The two men, along with a rabbit, fled the horrific, disgusting scene in the blink of an eye. But they didn't notice that, as they were getting farther and farther away, a gigantic mouth suddenly emerged from the ground. Like a black hole, it suddenly opened and swallowed the fat man and the thin man whole.
Immediately afterwards, a series of "Pooh~Pooh~Pooh~" sounds were heard. The monster thought the fat man was too unpalatable and vomited him out again.
The monster blinked its large, round eyes, moving them around constantly while sniffing the surrounding air. Then, as if it had smelled something delicious, it dashed off in the direction of Lin Xian'er.
After walking for an unknown amount of time, Lin Xian'er gradually felt as if she were going in circles, the feeling of being lost growing stronger. However, the rabbit spirit beside them kept its head held high, confidently leading them forward. Seeing this, although Lin Xian'er had some doubts in her heart, she remained silent.
Strangely, even the system had been unable to accurately determine its direction since entering this area. It suspected that the magnetic field in this area was severely abnormal, resulting in a complete loss of orientation.
Not long after, Lin Xian'er suddenly spotted a familiar large rock not far ahead. It towered and abruptly stood out from the road like a small mountain. Sunlight streamed down its surface, revealing the mottled marks of time. She peered closely and saw two powerful characters carved into the stone: "Qingfeng."
Lin Xian'er stopped and turned to the bunny spirit that was jumping around beside her and said, "Bunny, do you find this big rock familiar?"
Upon hearing this, the rabbit spirit immediately leaped up to the big rock. Blinking its bright eyes, it curiously approached the rock and began to observe it carefully.
After a moment, the rabbit spirit raised its head, a look of bewilderment on its face. It looked at Lin Xian'er in confusion and asked, "What's written on this stone? Why do we see so many stones like this along the way? Is this place specifically made of these large stones?"
Lin Xian'er couldn't help but feel a little amused and helpless. She held her forehead and sighed helplessly, "Oh, this is an illiterate rabbit." "Could it be possible that it is the same stone?"
Upon hearing this, the rabbit spirit's eyes widened, staring at Lin Xian'er in disbelief. Then, it shifted its gaze to the large rock, thinking to itself: "I'm a rabbit with a strong sense of direction. How could I possibly get lost?" This is absolutely impossible.
Thinking of this, the rabbit spirit suddenly shook its head and said angrily: "Hmph, just wait and see, this rabbit will go forward alone and prove to you that this is definitely not the same stone." After that, it took a step forward with confidence and ran towards the front.
However, not long after, the rabbit demon reappeared in front of the huge stone, panting, with its eyes wide open, its face full of shock, and its mouth wide open, as if it could fit an egg.
At this moment, Lin Xian'er and Xie Qijun were standing leisurely beside the big rock, with a faint smile on their faces, and looking at the rabbit spirit in front of them with interest.
The rabbit spirit couldn't believe its eyes and exclaimed in its heart: "This...this is actually the same big rock." It shook its head in disbelief, its mind in chaos.
You know, it's always prided itself on its exceptional ability to find its way, a skill it's always proud of. But now, it's just wandering around in circles like a headless chicken. Could it really be lost? No, absolutely impossible! The moment this thought came to mind, the rabbit spirit ruthlessly choked it in its tracks.
For a moment, the rabbit spirit became completely dejected. Its once agile body now drooped limply like a deflated ball. A gloomy and oppressive atmosphere instantly enveloped it, leaving it feeling sad and breathless.
After the rabbit spirit left, Lin Xian'er and Xie Qijun began to carefully observe the area around the large rock, not missing any corner or any clue.
Lin Xian'er, who knew nothing about battle formations, stared at the boulder for a long moment before shrugging helplessly. Then, calmly pulling out bags of delicious snacks from her bosom, she began to devour them. If she couldn't figure it out, then forget it. As the saying goes, "When you reach the mountain, there's always a way; when you reach the bridge, there's always a way. Just let it go."
In contrast, Xie Qijun seemed exceptionally focused and persistent. His brow furrowed slightly, his eyes fixed on his surroundings, carefully sensing the direction of every breeze and the shifting auras in the air. Gradually, he seemed to perceive a clue—all the winds and auras were vaguely converging toward the base of the boulder.