We followed the wild man along the hill, and the little wild man quieted down, no longer screaming. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 ｉｎｆｏ

The road was full of thorns, and it was very difficult for me to walk with Gao Lingkai. The public savage became a little impatient, and suddenly one in one hand, he sandwiched me and Gao Lingkai between his arms, and strode forward with great strides on thorns. The little savage followed closely behind in the footsteps of the male savage.

Soon turning to the other side of the mountain, the public savage did not put me and Gao Lingkai down, but climbed up the steep hill. Gao Lingkai and I were afraid that its arms would be loose, and the two of us would inevitably roll down the hill with a gurgling runt, so we could only hold its arms tightly with our hands.

Fortunately, after climbing up to a height of more than 30 meters, the public savage stopped, let go and put me and Gao Lingkai on the ground.

I stood on my feet and looked around.

I found that we were standing on a flat stone platform on a steep hill, which was naturally born, like a balcony on a building.

Behind the stone platform, there is a cave that is not deep, and the entrance of the cave is open, so you can see the scenery in the cave at a glance.

There is actually a small wooden stool in the cave, although the craftsmanship is rough, it can be seen at a glance that it is made by humans.

Immediately below the wall of the cave on the right hand, there was another artificially assembled wooden plank, on which lay a skeleton, which looked old and slightly blackened.

But I could tell that it was human bones, too.

The words and pictures on the cave walls prove that my guess is correct.

The words and drawings were all russet, and it is not known what ore they were written in. The text is all in classical Chinese, and it took me a long time to basically understand the meaning of the words.

From the inscription left at the end of the text, it can be seen that the person who left these words and pictures, surnamed Li, left the text nearly a hundred years ago.

The meaning of the text is that the surname Li was originally a scholar, but he had to flee into the mountains because he offended the local tycoons. Unexpectedly, he got lost in the mountains and was captured by a female savage and enshrined to a "Eyeless Demon God".

The surname Li has a picture left at the bottom of each paragraph. And he seems to have a lot of talent for painting, although it is only a few brushstrokes, but each painting can make people see at a glance what it means.

For example, when he wrote that he was imprisoned by the "Eyeless Demon God", a portrait of the "Eyeless Demon God" was attached under the text, and Gao Lingkai and I couldn't help but chill after seeing it.

Because the "Eyeless Demon God" is exactly the same as the red ** man who will become an eyeless image at night on the previous relief.

A bare scalp and a graceful figure, but that face only has eyebrows and no eyes.

The surname Li also briefly described the relationship between the "Eyeless Demon God" and the wild people. He said that these savages were very close to humans, and although they had no written language, they had their own language, and that he could almost understand the wild people's speech during his long time with them.

The number of savage people was small, and they lived in a very secret mountain, but one day the demon god came, this demon god has the ability to control the mind of the savage, and the savage group soon became the slave of the demon god.

And the surname Li was also imprisoned by the demon god for thirteen years, during which the demon god did a lot of terrible things on him, so that the surname Li was young, but he was sick and weak, and the demon god thought he was useless, so he abandoned him in the wilderness.

Fortunately, in the past thirteen years, the surname Li has developed a deep friendship with the wild man group, and several kind wild people have sent the surname Li to this cave to settle down. The surnamed Li stayed up in the cave for nearly a year, and because he was bored, he recorded all the things he encountered on the cave wall.

I knew in my heart that the wild man had brought us to this cave to warn us. So I pointed to the drawing of the "Eyeless Demon God" and then to the northwest.

The public savage had a look of joy in his eyes, and he actually nodded at me again and again.

"Does it mean that there are demon gods in the northwest, so we should leave in the northeast direction quickly?" Gao Lingkai asked me in a low voice.

I thought the same thing, so I nodded. But in my mind, another question arose.

The strange goddess had said that Bilopa had fallen into the hands of a "demon god", and I would find the "demon god" and rescue Bilopa under the leadership of a "Karahe".

I do have a connection with "Karahe" now, and I even saw the image of "Demon God" on the stone wall of this cave.

However, the problem is that the image of the "Eyeless Demon God" left on the stone wall of this cave is clearly the same as the eyeless woman depicted on the relief. And the eyeless woman was obviously worshiped as a god by the people, including the goddess, and the goddess even stitched the upper and lower eyelids together because of this. So why did the goddess use the word "demon god" this time? And sure that Biroba fell into the hands of the "demon god"?

Does the "demon god" in the goddess's mouth and the "eyeless demon god" on the cave wall point to the same creature?

"So what do we do now? Should you listen to it and leave in a northeast direction, or continue to find the Eyeless Demon God to rescue Biloba? Gao Lingkai asked me again.

I don't dare to make my own claims, because with the god's devotion to the eyeless woman, I don't dare to be sure that this "eyeless demon god" is the "demon god" in the mouth of the godmother.

So I asked him, "What do you want to do?" You must know that if we really go to find this so-called Eyeless Demon God, we will inevitably experience far greater danger than the last time we faced that public savage, and it is difficult to say whether we can even save our lives or not! And Bilopa is not sure if it is in the hands of this Eyeless Demon God, so if you want to back down, we can send a distress signal right now and have the helicopter come and pick us up! ”

"Do you want to back down?" Gao Lingkai asked me rhetorically.

I thought about it for a moment, then shook my head.

"Honestly, I want to quit, but I can't! Not to mention that Biroba was in danger because he kept the promise he made to me, I even had a feeling that Tang Yuanhe was probably in the hands of this so-called Eyeless Demon God. ”

"In that case, why do you ask me?" Gao Lingkai looked up and smiled, "You know that it is impossible for me to let you go into danger alone, not to mention that when it is really a last resort, it is not too late for us to send a distress signal!" ”

In fact, I also have this plan in my heart, and when I have to do so, I will send a distress signal again. So I said no more, and turned my head to look at the public savages and the little savages who had been guarding us.

(See Chapter 163 of "Courage to Forge Ahead")