"Why is it anti-aging?"

Seeing Kasha turn to look at him, her violet pupils were full of doubts, Kahn said slowly:

"In ancient times, the dawn oasis roared out of the waterfall, and the surging water flowed into the sea from the inland. However, after the dawn oasis was destroyed, the water was exhausted, so the sea water poured back into the river."

Kasha nodded. Although she didn't understand why Dawn Oasis was so capable of spraying water, she still understood the reason why water flowed to the lower part.

"If Shiville resurrected Azel, will the Mother of Life go back on the current again?"

"Yes." Kahn was very sure.

"Then I wish them success."

Kasha stopped thinking about Shiville's affairs, she turned her eyes back to the woods, and then she thought of a problem that had made her tangled for a long time before.

"Kahn, you always say that this place is called the Southern Jungle, but we have been going east all the time. Shouldn't it be called the Eastern Jungle?"

This question confused her, and she once thought that the excellent sense of direction she had developed since childhood was wrong.

The south in front of you is not the south, what east are you talking about?

Just like the compass, as the name suggests, it points to the south, but in fact it points to the north, which is a phenomenon caused by language habits.

"The Southern Jungle is called by the Noxus. Geographically, it is indeed located in the south of their territory. And it was also passed on by them, so it is called the Southern Jungle. Of course, you are not wrong with the Eastern Rainforest."

"The Noxus people have such a high sense of presence, and they are everywhere." Kasha stumbled her tongue.

"There is no way, the power of a strong country has a great say, but there will be no Noxus here. The Noxus once set up a Noxus here and included the southern jungle in their territory, but the colonists sent were lost without exception, and Noxus gave up here since then."

"Is there something weird in this wood?" Kasha reexamined the woods in front of her, but found no strange things.

"This is just the edge, and its mystery needs to be witnessed by us. Always beware of murderous intent hidden under lush life. Maybe we will enter the murderous woods at any time."

This mysterious aura shrouded in the place with lush trees and vitality, nurturing many magical wild animals. But even though the beauty here is incredible, there are unimaginable dangers and deaths lurking.

Kahn stretched and said, "Be safe, from now on, we have to wear skin nails. I don't know what's inside, but poisonous insect bites are bound to be."

When the skin nails are covered, a terrible aura will be emitted throughout their bodies, and ordinary creatures will avoid it when they feel it. However, it cannot be ruled out that some people who are not afraid of death will choose to fight Kahn and the others if they are forced into a desperate situation, such as accidentally poking a honeycomb.

In this case, the protective effect of skin nails is reflected, and those poisonous insects will never pierce the skin nails and hurt the human body inside.

Kasha took off her clothes in front of her face, and then let her skin nails cover her body, leaving only her head exposed.

However, looking at the clothes she took off, she was a little worried.

"Do you want to keep your clothes? This is our last piece of clothing. If you don't keep it, I'm afraid I won't have any clothes to wear when I go out."

"It's useless, throw it away. The rainforest is very damp. If you take your clothes in and walk around, it will either smell or be stinked by branches. But don't worry about not being able to see people without clothes. If it goes well, our skin nails will have mimicry ability when they come out."

"Well, okay." Kasha walked over happily and took Kahn's clothes, hugged them together and found a tree to bury them under the tree.

While she was burying her clothes, she felt Kahn coming behind her and touching her hair. His movements were very gentle, not like a prank. He never did such a childish thing.

"What are you doing?"

"Don't turn your head, I tie the rope that Taliyah gave to your hair."

"Then don't want to go back from now on, leave it to me as a headband." Kasha's lips curled up and she began to look forward to it.

The end of her hair was the only part that exposed the skin nails after full coverage. No wonder Kahn had to take off the rope from her wrist and tie it to her hair.

"We are still so clear about what we do, and it's the same for whom."

When Kahn let go of his hand, Kasa tilted her head and touched her back. She found that he did not tie his ponytail, but just braided one of the hairs into braids, and the golden thread was so beautiful.

"I won't comb my hair in the future." Kasha was very satisfied and specially put the bunch of hair in front of her shoulders. Kahn curled her lips and pulled her up. "Didn't I always comb your hair?"

Then he picked up the bag and there was a pocket watch and Kiran's manuscript inside, as well as a mirror comb that Kasha had just put back. These should not be thrown away.

After the two of them were ready, they got into the jungle one after another.

Instead of continuing to move northeast along the Mother of Life, they headed southeast, looking for something worth devouring.

Following Kahn and stepping on the mud covered with fallen leaves, Kahsha felt a little uncomfortable.

This texture is different from the hard rocks underground, and is also different from the yellow sand that is sunken in the desert. The feeling of being wrapped in soft glutinous things after stepping on the air makes her feet uncomfortable.

She could feel that the soil was rich in many tiny lives, and every place was full of vitality, and her skin was always restless, tempting her to pursue the song of insects and birds.

Kasha felt that if it weren't for Kahn's lead, she would have been lost in this lush jungle.

After the novelty at the beginning and the interest faded, Kasha began to feel boredom.

The road is boring, and they have to communicate from time to time to concentrate and confirm the other person's existence. Otherwise, it is very likely that the two of them will be separated in a trance.

Some low shrubs began to grow under my feet, from knee-length to waist-length, to just enough to flood Kahn's figure ahead.

The inability to see the other party made Kasha feel uneasy. She quickly chased Kahn and took the initiative to put her arms around him.

"Kahn, are we here just looking for the creature that can allow skin nails to evolve mimicry functions?"

"Of course it's more than that. Those magical creatures that can make skin nails evolve are treasures for us." Kahn turned his head, and her doting tone made her feel much more at ease.

"For example?" Kasha pinched his biceps because his arms kept squeezing her breasts.

"The dragon."

After the words came, Kasha suddenly stopped, and Kahn continued to walk and staggered her. Fortunately, her arms were tightly wrapped, but she did not fall into the mud.

"Are you okay?" Kahn helped Kasha up, and she raised her head, with deep suspicion between her eyebrows and eyes.

"You have such a big appetite, even the dragon wants to swallow it."
Chapter completed!