There was a large bamboo forest deep in the barrier. After Jun Feise walked into the bamboo forest, he turned around and looked outside the barrier. The man in red had no shadow. I don’t know if he had left or thought about other damages.

But he couldn't get in for a while, and he couldn't threaten her for the time being, which made her feel more at ease.

Strangely, this pink barrier is not difficult to break. She rushed in with just one ordinary barrier-breaking technique, and almost shook her waist. She couldn't be as relaxed as she could. How could she stop the big monster in red?

Could it be that she is destined to be with this barrier?

It was clearly the first time she saw this barrier, but she felt a sense of familiarity inexplicably.

The bamboo path is secluded, and there are scattered small flowers swaying in the breeze on the soles of the feet.

When she walked on the bamboo path, her inexplicable sense of familiarity became even stronger, as if she had been here several years ago.

It is a common reaction for most people to occasionally feel familiar when people get to somewhere, so Jun Feise didn't feel relieved of this feeling.

She turned around in the bamboo forest and saw several small green-eaves buildings in front of her, with octagonal eaves and a string of small wind chimes hanging on each corner. The breeze blew continuously, as if a string of light music from the flowing water was playing.

Jun Feise stood downstairs and stared at the wind chimes for a moment, feeling inexplicably stuttering, and a vague conversation seemed to be heard in his ears.

"Master, you are so quiet here. My disciple has made you a few strings of wind chimes and hang them on the corners of the eaves. When the wind blows, it can still play music, so you won't be bored."

"You have made these tricks of tricks again, and you are losing your ambitions. What's the secret that you can recite for your teacher?"

"Master, don't worry, my disciple has memorized it for a long time. I'll just recite it to you later."

...

Jun Fei looked around and didn't see the person talking. The conversation seemed to come out of her mind, or it was like the silver bell hitting.

The conversation was also extremely vague, and even if it was a man or a woman, or a child, or a child, it could not be distinguished.

The small green-eaves building was not high. Jun Feise wanted to see what was strange about the string of silver bells. He flew up and wanted to climb up the edge. Unexpectedly, just after the toe of his feet, the eaves actually dissipated.

Jun Feise stepped on the air and almost shook her slim waist.

When she landed on the ground, she found that the green-eaves building had disappeared. She stood on a hillside filled with rocks.

The surrounding bamboo forests are gone, replaced by uneven tall mountain rocks, which are red like fire. From a distance, they look like red maples blooming all over the mountains.

She stood there for a moment, and the wind was whimpering, and the wind seemed to blow out from the crater, which was not ordinary heat. She stood here for so long and felt that her face was about to be blown to pieces.

Is this place a illusion or real?

Jun Feise touched the big stone beside her. The stone was hard and hot, and it did not disappear. It was true.

Where is this place? Is there a way out?

She looked around and suddenly her eyes were fixed at a certain place.
Chapter completed!