Shang Jianyao squatted and leaned in the corner, and said in a deep voice:

"Xiao Chong is gone."

"Where did you go?" Jiang Baimian asked in a pressing voice.

Shang Jianyao pointed out:

"When I got here, I put him down. He said he wanted to urinate, rushed to the bushes, and then disappeared."

Jiang Baimian thought for a moment, and said calmly:

"It's a bit weird, let's get out of here as soon as possible."

Shang Jianyao and others immediately responded with actions instead of language.

Under Jiang Baimian's leadership, they headed straight to the side, trying to climb over the fence and return by detour.

They walked among the trees, flowers and plants, getting closer and closer to the goal.

At this moment, the desolate and hoarse roar sounded again not far away.

The roar was louder than before, as if it was directly ringing in my ears.

Jiang Baimian and others' minds instantly became blank, and their minds seemed to be tightly held by huge familiar fear and could not be beaten.

I don't know how long they suddenly heard a soft voice:

"Don't be afraid, keep calm."

Shang Jianyao and others trembled slightly, and finally woke up, feeling that fear receded like a tide.

They then looked at the place where the sound came out and saw a man squatting in the shadow of the fence.

The man was wearing a loose black robe, long hair, and a very elegant beard. His expression was gentle and a bit solemn.

This guy Shang Jianyao and the others met, and had a chance to meet in the wilderness before:

Du Heng, who claims to be an antiquities scholar and a history researcher.
Chapter completed!