The stone cabinet is standing between two stone caves, and dozens of torches and three pairs of flints are placed on the cabinet.

Who would have put so many torches and fire-making tools here?

Suddenly, a crisp sound of bells turned in front of me.

Jiang Lingyue looked down and saw a small ball of rice balls crawling out of the gap under the stone cabinet.

The little guy was as white as snow, and he was full of white hair balls. At this moment, he was raising his little head and staring at his eyes as big as a copper bell.

Jiang Lingyue's eyes fell on the little thing's butt and the little bell on her neck. Only then did she confirm that this guy was the roe owl that had just been stabbed by her in Murong Shuo's coffin.

After being underwater for so long, this little beast has not been drowned?

Jiang Lingyue bent down, picked up the little thing with one hand, and said, "Xuanyuan Hao, is this thing really a Taotie? She looks like a coward, and she still wants to be a beast?"

The velvet seemed to understand Jiang Lingyue's mockery. She suddenly whimpered twice, opened her four claws, shook the water all over Jiang Lingyue's face, and then broke free from her and rushed into a dark hole.

Xuanyuan Hao reached out and handed Jiang Lingyue a pair of flints. He hid one of them, then picked up three torches, lit them in his hand, and inserted the other two between him and Jiang Lingyue's waists respectively.

Xuanyuan Hao: "Let's go and keep up with it."

When trapped in the water, if it weren't for the velvet finding the Shengmen at a critical moment, Xuanyuan Hao and Jiang Lingyue would have been going to stop.

This little guy is indeed a bit spiritual. Xuanyuan Hao said that he could see through everything, so he should not be bragging.

However, the seven holes in front of him were obviously designed to prevent outsiders from invading. In such a dangerous place, Jiang Lingyue still felt something was wrong.

Jiang Lingyue: "Are you sure it is leading the way, not taking us into the pit when you get angry?"

Xuanyuan Hao didn't say anything, and pulled Jiang Lingyue into the hole.

With the torch in her hand, Jiang Lingyue was much more confident. This time, she walked in front of Xuanyuan Hao, followed the velvet in front of her, and always kept a three-foot distance from it carefully.

She thought she was charging forward, but in fact, after the accident, she realized that Xuanyuan Hao was putting her between the velvet and him, and was still protecting her.

This stone cave is not as straight as the secret passage where Jiang Lingyue and Xuanyuan Hao walked before. It takes a turn for every few steps.

Not only that, the hole is not a closed way to the two ends—the hole is full of forks.

Jiang Lingyue immediately realized that this place was deliberately made into a maze. In such a place where the sun and the moon cannot be seen, as long as you go around it twice, people will easily lose their direction.

Jiang Lingyue cautiously left marks at every corner and fork in case there was something unexpected ahead, and they could still return the same way.

Although the traffic in the cave is complicated and the roads are forked, the steps of the velvet have never hesitated. It seems that it has been walking here for thousands of times, without any pause at every corner or road. It is very sure and familiar.

Seeing that he had not encountered any danger along the way, Jiang Lingyue's tense nerves gradually relaxed.

It seems that this white and fluffy little beast is different from Xuanyuan Hao's mare that is lost. Generally speaking, it is still very reliable.

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