As Tinc continued along the mountain, a red shadow flashed before his eyes and into a bush on the left. Ding Qi, who had walked for a long time and had not touched anything, suddenly perked up, put on the arrow in his left hand, and traced it in the direction where the figure had disappeared.

The shrubs are very dense, and when I walk inside, I can already see the mountain road outside, which is very tightly shielded. Ding Qi was very careful, searching forward step by step in the grass in front of him, very carefully, not letting go of any clues, and always paying attention to the little cutie's movements to see if it would warn in advance. But the cutie didn't react at all, and looked curiously at her feet from time to time, seemingly very relieved of her surroundings.

Just as he turned a bush of lush unknown bushes, his eyes suddenly opened up, and a small area of gravel about a hundred square meters appeared in his sight, the gravel was not large, only some weeds grew in the middle, and at the end of this clearing, a cave appeared in front of Ding Qi's eyes.

The entrance of the cave is not high, about five meters, and less than four meters wide, and the light can only shine into it a little, and what is inside is not clear. The entrance to the cave is covered with a thick layer of floating earth, which is densely interspersed with small pits, like the traces left by millipedes and centipedes crawling over the fine sandy surface. There are no footprints of any large animal, except for two rows of plum-shaped footprints sticking inside.

In the light-lit corners of the cave entrance, there were some unknown animal bones, gray in color and severely weathered. Two cobwebs hung above the entrance of the cave, and a black spider as large as a sparrow hung upside down in front of the web, waiting for its prey to fall into the web.

Looking at the cobwebs and the situation at the entrance of the cave in front of him, three words came out of Ding Qi's mind coldly:

"Pansi Cave!"

This shocked Ding Qi, and when he looked at the bones in the hole again, a drop of cold sweat slipped down his forehead.

"Isn't there really a spider spirit in there?"

Ding Qi, who was frightened by the lynx baby some time ago and had a psychological shadow, looked at all this, and the idea of illusion in his heart immediately appeared, and he couldn't wait to turn around and run away immediately, so as not to be dragged into the hole by the spider spirit with silk thread, injected digestive juices, and then watched in pain as the spider spirit sucked himself alive.

Ding Qi, who was about to turn around and escape, thought about it:

"Will there still be a Zixia Fairy? If there is a Zixia Fairy, then my primitive life will become very wonderful! ”

Ding Qi, who forgot to escape, stood in place and got up, looking motionless in front of him, with a hint of YD's smile on his face, extremely obscene!

"Hey, hey!"

But Ding Qi didn't see that the black spider at the entrance of the cave spewed a faint pink smoke, as if this spider could fart, or a pink fart.

"Wow! Wow! ”

A sharp and short wow woke up Ding Qi, who was immersed in YY, and saw that he was still standing stupidly in place without moving, and cold sweat instantly flowed from his back. Ding Qi kept blaming himself, why did this happen, if it was for carnivores, it was estimated that this would have become someone's lunch.

The sound of wow continued to be heard, and Ding Qi immediately went on alert and listened carefully to the direction from which the sound came from.

Discerning it closely, he realized that the sound was coming from the cave. An even more poignant cry came from inside, and there seemed to be a hint of desperation inside.

Ding Qi hurriedly retreated to the bushes, stretched out his bow and arrows, and stared at the entrance of the cave to prevent some amazing animal from appearing and harming him.

Suddenly, a red shadow burst out of the hole, very fast, but when it ran to the center of the clearing, it suddenly fell to the ground, and its body kept rolling, and it stretched out its mouth and bit its hind paws as it screamed, as if it had a needle piercing it and was in a hurry to pull it out.

Ding Qi pointed at the tumbling red shadow with his bow, looked closely, and realized that the red shadow was a fox, or a red fox to be exact. It is nearly one meter long, about 60 centimeters tall at the shoulders, has a fluffy tail, and has brownish-red fur all over its body, with only some white hair on its chin. The whole size is about the same as that of a large dog in modern society, and it is much larger than a fox in the wild.

However, at this moment, there are many white filaments attached to the red fox's body, which looks like a spider web covering its body, and what it is biting is a large cobweb wrapped around its feet, but it can't be torn off.

Just as Ding Qi hesitated to step forward to help or kill the fox, a large black object sprang out of the hole, and this thing made Ding Qi's scalp tingle.

It was a spider, a black, basin-sized spider, and something else that made Ding Qi's scalp tingle was a human head, or rather a human face-like head, set off by the whisker-like fluff around it, like the black whirlwind Li Kui. There are two chelica teeth five or six centimeters wide in front of the head, which rub against each other to make a creepy sound.

After this strange huge black spider came out of the hole, it pounced on the red fox that fell to the ground, and the three pairs of feet kept bouncing up and falling, and the body was extremely flexible, spraying the spider silk produced in the abdomen on the red fox, and the two pairs of chelicerae kept poking back and forth on the red fox, as if they were turning sweet potatoes.

When the red fox saw the spider come out, he screamed frantically, rolling and kicking more and more frantically, and the sound of wows became shorter and faster, and even stopped sounding, on the verge of despair.

Xu saw Ding Qi, he no longer rolled, endured the torture of the spider, and looked at Ding Qi with his own eyes, with a pitiful look in his eyes, and a crystal tear.

Ding Qi couldn't see others shed tears, let alone the red fox in front of him, he didn't care about his own safety, and he didn't care whether the spider was poisonous or not, so he picked up the wooden spear next to him and rushed up, and rounded the churning spider is stick.

Boom!

After being hit hard, it didn't burst open as expected, and a dull sound sounded, like hitting a basketball that wasn't full of air. The spider that fell to the ground spewed some green liquid from its chelicera, and its arthropods kept stretching and trying to turn over from the ground, but to no avail, as if they had drunk too much.

Ding Qi saw that a stick failed to kill the other party, so he pulled out the mountain knife on his side and slashed at the opponent's head. But at this moment, a stream of pink liquid floated out from the small black spider at the entrance of the cave and floated into the air, and soon turned into a cloud of mist and spread out. Ding Qi only felt a scent in his nose, and then his head hurt violently, but the knife that he was going to swing at the big spider did not hit, and slashed into the dirt next to him.

The big spider that fell to the ground took advantage of this opportunity to flipped up and rushed into the cave, knowing that it had met an opponent and had to flee from here.

But how could Tinch give it a chance? He was a little annoyed that he missed the blow and just wanted to kill the spider. Reaching out, he pulled out the carpentry axe pinned to his waist and threw it at the big black spider that was about to rush into the hole.