The sound Su Ya heard was not like the friction between bamboo leaves, but more like the sound made by a person.

When she heard this voice, Su Ya's first reaction was that the guy must be playing ghost nearby. And the "guy" mentioned here is the guy who arranged this qiē in the shadows, that is, after Su Ya came to this world, he obstructed a cloud of fog in front of her, sketched the top of a mountain cliff under her feet, and staged bloody scenes at the edge of the cliff in all four directions.

Thinking of this, Su Ya walked more persistently in the direction of the voice, now she was very confident, she believed that the "mastermind behind the scenes" could not do anything to her at all, otherwise he would not have to use the illusion to drag her, he could have imprisoned her in a big way.

Whatever the reason, Su Ya believes that if you want to seek answers, you must go forward and find them yourself, and how can you find the answers if you stand still?

When Su Ya walked towards the staccato sound coming from there, she finally found some traces of the big stone behind a few bamboos, and she finally heard the strange sound coming from behind the stone.

Then Su Ya tiptoed around the big stone again, she wanted to see what was on the other side of the stone, and before revealing the answer, she was even worried about what she would do with it if there was nothing on the other side of the stone.

But to Su Ya's surprise, there was no monster on the other side of the stone, and of course there was nothing as Su Ya imagined, only to see a boy standing there who looked to be only seventeen or eighteen years old, he was as tall as an adult, but his face was very round, and his skin was very delicate, the key was that he had a very innocent and immature face. Su Ya looked at the boy's dress, and found that he was dressed very simply, and the color of the long-sleeved clothes on his upper body should be white, but Su Ya guessed that he must have stayed here for a long time, maybe he was the same as Su Ya, they had been running around in this ghost place for a day, so the boy's clothes that should have been white would be "painted" by nature with black dirty lines, and his scratched trousers and mud-stained cloth shoes were enough to prove this.

Although Su Ya saw clearly that the "guy" in front of her was not the imaginary "monster", but a person, but even so, she still had a grudge, after all, Su Ya, who had been going around this ghost place for an unknown amount of time, was like walking in a maze at all, and when she was bored, this boy suddenly appeared, doesn't this seem too strange?

At this time, Su Ya was standing opposite the boy, but the boy who was much taller than Su Ya was not interested in looking at Su Ya in pairs, that was because he was now lowering his head and humming in distress, and it was his muffled humming that attracted Su Ya.

As for why the boy snorted, Su Ya could guess from his movements: maybe it was because the sand was blown into the boy's eyes, because since Su Ya saw the boy, he never stopped rubbing his eyes with both hands, and he didn't seem to be able to rub the sand out no matter how he kneaded it, maybe he couldn't see anything if he didn't knead the sand, so he could only lean on the big stone behind him and keep rubbing his eyes.

After Su Ya stood opposite the boy and watched for a long time, in the end, even she couldn't help but want to help the boy get that damn sand out. (To be continued)