I hugged Wang Huizhen's upper body and hurriedly pinched her acupuncture points. After a long time, I couldn't see any effect.
She closed her eyes tightly, with a slightly painful expression, and her dry lips were slightly toothy. Her hands clutched the leather jacket on my chest tightly at some point. Looking at her dry lips, I felt that she should be extremely oral.
She was thirsty, so she took out some water from her backpack and fed it to her. She seemed to be somewhat conscious, and not a drop of water spilled out.
Gradually, her eyes opened a little, and a small amount of sweat broke out on her forehead. She said to me in a weak tone: "Brother Guo, I've been poisoned by a snake. I'm afraid I won't survive. Don't keep going, and don't go the same way."
Go back, quickly walk through the mountains on both sides, there will be a way out, just leave me here."
As she talked, she gradually shed tears. I ignored her nonsense and looked at her body. Sure enough, there were some slender scratches on the leather jacket on her abdomen, with some blood dripping from it. I grabbed the corner of the jacket and lifted it up.
But she saw that the right side of her abdomen had turned dark red, and the wound had turned black, which was in sharp contrast with the surrounding fair skin.
I clicked my tongue softly and looked into her eyes worriedly. When she saw me looking at her, she barely showed a self-deprecating smile in the corner of her eyes and said: "I was licked by the monster. There are barbs on its tongue..."
Before she could finish speaking, I opened my mouth and sucked on the wound on her abdomen. With a big gulp, Wang Huizhen snorted in pain. She hurriedly picked up my leather jacket and shouted: "Brother Guo, you don't want to die!"
I grabbed her wrist and held her down forcefully, and sucked out a few more mouthfuls of black blood. Her mouth suddenly felt numb, and then her blood started to turn bright red. I said, "The snake venom has been sucked out, it's okay."
When I went to see her, I found that she had fainted again, probably from excessive blood loss.
Although my mouth was burning and itchy, even small mosquitoes didn't dare to bite me. My three yuan blood should be able to withstand this poison.
According to what Wang Huizhen said just now, the route continues forward. The cave behind me feels more like a tunnel. The two mountains here confront each other, forming a broad and narrow valley. And I am currently in a shallow water area. Although the water is
Under the moonlight, it also looked extremely transparent, more like spring water. When I looked carefully at the underwater stones, I was instantly stunned!
The stones under the water turned out to be green, covered loosely by a layer of round gravel. I hugged Wang Huizhen and lowered my waist to push the gravel away. I was shocked again. This is a kind of jasper among Hetian jade. It looks like
It's very clear and seems to be quite pure.
What surprised me was more than that. I quickly pushed aside the stones at the bottom of the water, and I suddenly discovered that it was a whole piece of jade brick. It was square, about one meter long and wide. Looking at it, it turned out to be a strip of jasper stone.
The paved road is a wonder to behold. This should be within the scope of the ancient Su clan ruins.
Could it be that the ancient tomb that Addison is looking for is the ancient tomb of the Su clan in ancient times?
I suddenly thought about it. There was indeed a person named Su during the reign of King Zhou in the late Shang Dynasty. She was Su Daji. This woman was said to be very miraculous and her origins were not simple. I am afraid that the traitor of the Su clan was referring to her.
This reminds me of the history books I have read. One of them, "The Clan Records of the Western Zhou Dynasty", records the Su family.
During the Zhou Dynasty, the vassal states were divided into two types: the Kinei Kingdom for courtiers and the vassal states for foreign ministers. The Kinnei Kingdom for courtiers was the emperor's own territory of the Zhou Dynasty and was granted to the ministers in the court, thus forming a special vassal state.
The king refers to the ministers of the imperial court, who usually live in the royal capital, manage the government affairs, and also manage their own territory not far away.
The princes within the capital of the Western Zhou Dynasty include: Xuanfang, Xiguo, Du, Mao, Zheng, Cheng, Rong, Han, Fan, Rui, Yong, Wei, Yu, Jiao, Yuan, Gong, Su, etc. Among them, Su from Su State
Gong Angisheng was the Sikou of the Zhou Dynasty. There are relatively few records of this Su family in the Shang Dynasty, but they must have come from an ancient tribe.
