The Liuyun Mountain Range has such a beautiful name, but Dai Yuan has never understood why there are so few records about it in the books that can be seen. It can be said that apart from the name, other substantive records are almost impossible to find.
The stream is flowing, lush and misty. It is the best place for sightseeing or hermit training. But why is there everything here but no trace of human beings!
"Don't think too much, just take things as they come." Ruhua smiled, her brows and lips were timid. Maybe only Ruhua understood what she was thinking.
There is no ready-made road on the mountain, and there are no traces of people, so how can they find their way out? The four of them, Dai Yuan, roughly selected a direction based on their location. Each of them held a branch in their hands, and the journey began.
"Wow---Wow---" A crow flew over the head, the voice was particularly clear, officially kicking off the Liuyun Mountains trip, and also cast a mysterious color on this trip.
"Have you noticed that there is the fragrance of flowers here, but you rarely hear the singing of birds?" Luo Ta has always been sensitive.
When we first reached the foot of the mountain, I did find that something was wrong in some places. Now that I think about it, it is indeed the case. Apart from some birds at the foot of the mountain, there is nothing on this quiet mountain along the way.
At the reminder of the falling tower, everyone became alert. The relaxed mentality of traveling around the mountains and rivers just now disappeared. There must be a reason for the unrecorded mountain range, but it has not been known to the public yet.
"Who!" Yuehua only heard a sound in her ears and flew over. There were only flowers, grass and trees in the forest. Except for her group of people, no one else could be seen at all.
"Don't be too nervous," Dai Yuan said.
"No, there must have been someone or something staring at us just now. I won't make a mistake." Yuehua said with certainty. He searched within a kilometer of the surrounding area, but to no avail.
"Who?" Yuehua felt that thing appear again, but when he turned around, there was still no trace. Could it be that he turned around too slowly? Or was that thing too fast?
Dai Yuan began to trust Yue Hua's intuition, because she also vaguely felt that something was staring at them. It was not the result of keen hearing and judgment, but a woman's intuition.