I've never seen anything so shocking on TV.

There are piles of white bones scattered everywhere under his feet, to be precise, they must have turned into black bones caused by long-term oxidation, and some handle weapons that have been completely rotted and rusted can be seen in the bone pile, which shows the long time of death and the age of the time.

I looked at these white bones, and my back began to chill, I didn't understand what had happened in such a strange cave, how could there be so many dead human bones, it must not be ridiculous that two armies fought in this cave.

But I can't take care of it so much now, and the most important thing at the moment is to find Liangzi.

I don't know if it's because the light is not enough, or if my vision has not fully recovered, and the visibility is only about three meters away, so I had to pick up the fire fold, carefully step on the "rattling" bone pile, and walk forward step by step.

After walking dozens of meters like this, I suddenly stepped on something soft with my left foot, and my body suddenly lost my balance, and the weight of my backpack caused me to slam forward, and at the same time, the fire fold in my hand was thrown several meters away.

But fortunately, the pile of bones under the body played a cushioning role, otherwise the fall was really not light.

After crawling on the ground for a while, I realized that there were dead human bones beneath me, and I crawled to my feet and ran to the range illuminated by the fire fold.

When I picked up the fire fold again, I faintly heard a faint "rustle" sound, and when I listened closely, I roughly concluded that it was the place where I had just fallen.

I tried to see what was coming out with my eyes wide open, but the light couldn't shine there.

In order to determine whether it was Liang Zi, I whispered his name a few times, but there was no response, and the "rustling" sound came to an abrupt end.

As I was wondering, the strange rustling sound came again, but this time it was a little hurried and clearer, indicating that the "thing" was getting closer to me.

"I'm grass!" I cursed myself and immediately ran in the opposite direction.

I don't know what it is, but I'm absolutely sure it won't be something friendly. For he, stimulated by my cries, seemed to know of my presence, and had begun to come here.

After I ran a distance, I didn't know when a few dark shadows blurred in front of me.

I paused on the spot, facing the death of the bandits in front and the pursuers behind, I had lost the ability to judge, like a frightened mad cow, knowing that there was a cliff ahead and would not turn back, and finally even I could not control myself and continued to run forward.

However, because he has never rested since he was launched, his physical exertion has long been overdrawn, coupled with the toss of this 100-meter sprint, he stopped without running a few steps and began to gasp for breath.

After a moment of respite, I listened to the movement around me with bated breath, and the sound seemed to disappear, and the silence returned to its original one.

After receiving the message that I was temporarily safe, I began to look at the blurred black shadows in front of me and feel strange, because the black shadows remained still at all times, and there was no movement.

I stood where I was, taking advantage of the fire that was about to be extinguished, looking back at the darkness behind me that was making a sound just now, and then at the blurred black shadow in front of me, and I was making a fierce ideological struggle for the choice of the direction of my next step.

Because choosing in such a dilemma environment is undoubtedly making a multiple-choice question with no right answer at all!

I knew I couldn't delay here for too long, and I had to find Liang Zi before the few fire cracks I had were gone, or I would die here if I lost my light.

So he mustered up enough courage to stabilize his trembling legs, and took a rekindled fire fold, and walked step by step to the blurred shadow in front of him......