Happiness Consist in Contentment

When Liu Fang woke up, she thought she was dazzled.

What the **** is this place?

It was dark and dull, and the surroundings were filled with a strong **** aura, which made her chest tight and felt like she wanted to vomit.

She closed her eyes, eased the nausea, and then looked around carefully.

Although it was very dark here, it was almost the same as night, but after she got used to it, she could still roughly see what the surroundings were like.

I saw that the teachers and classmates who came to the forest to collect herbs were all comatose near her, and it seemed that they would not be able to wake up for a while.

They seem to be in a cave, the space is not small, and the air is filled with a thick, **** fog.

Liu Fang could clearly feel that it was fog, the sticky feeling in the air, and an extraordinarily strong smell of blood, which made her feel particularly uncomfortable.

She felt it quietly again, and found that the surroundings were extraordinarily silent, and there was no feeling that no one was staring at her.

Liu Fang frowned. Did someone kidnap her on purpose? Or, is she just a chiyu who has been affected?

But recalling the scene before the coma, she felt that she should be one of the opponent's targets.

Why is this? Besides, who is going to arrest her?

Is it the one who used to be? But, hasn't he been killed by his father and mother?

Liu Fang couldn't figure out what was going on, so she stopped thinking about it.

She thought about it to see if there was a way out, but as soon as she stood up, she found that her body was weak, her whole body was weak, and her head was dizzy. She quickly sat down and stopped moving at will.

After standing and sitting down like this, Liu Fang felt that her bones were growing, and she was shocked: What the **** is going on? How can you stay here and make yourself grow up?

At this moment, Mu Lang, who was in a coma not far from Liu Fang, woke up slowly. As soon as he opened his eyes, he turned to look for Liu Fang. Seeing Liu Fang sitting against the wall, he was relieved and stood up. He moved to Liu Fang and sat beside him.

Liu Fang also found that he was awake, looked at him and said, "Are you all right?"

Mu Lang shook his head, "I'm fine, how about you? How do you feel?"

Liu Fang frowned and said, "My body is getting weaker and weaker, and I feel like I'm growing up..."

When Mu Lang heard this, he smiled bitterly and said, "It seems that we were caught in the Luobu Valley."

"That abyss of death?"

Luobull Valley has always been called the Abyss of Death in the Blue Sky Continent.

It is not far from Perry City, but there is a huge mountain range in the middle, so the daily side cannot affect Perry City.

Liu Fang really didn't expect that he would be caught in such a broken place.

Mu Lang nodded and said, "Yes, it is the Abyss of Death."

Liu Fang was immediately speechless.

She looked around at the teachers and other students who were still awake. After a while, she turned to ask Mu Lang, "What should we do now? Should we go out first? There should be an exit from this place, right?"

Mu Lang shook his head and said, "No, never."

In fact, he had already been here in his previous life, but he never went out at that time.

Mu Lang never knew if there was an exit here.

At that time, he watched the Liu family die because of him, the only warmth was lost, and the whole life had no meaning. At that time, Mu Lang's only thought was to kill that person for revenge! Then end your own life.

But he knew that his ability would never be comparable to him, until later, that person died of old age here, his own life ended, and he never left this place.

So Mu Lang knew very well that it was impossible to get out of this abyss of death, and this was a **** with no exit.

But Liu Fang felt very strange, "If there is no exit here, how did that person arrest us?"

Mu Lang was taken aback, "I don't know."

But after Liu Fang said this, he found something wrong, yes, how did that person bring them here?

Liu Fang frowned and said, "No, there must be an exit here. Otherwise, how did we get here? It's impossible to fall from the sky."

It was only then that Mu Lang remembered that they had collected herbs in the Forest of Fanmu before, and that place was not near here.

Although it is said that Perry City and the Abyss of Death are separated by a mountain range, the so-called mountain range is actually separated by several lush forests and hills, as well as continuous jungles.

This distance may not be far to walk in a straight line, but if you really want to browse these mountains or something, it is really very far.

Therefore, in a real sense, Perry City and Roble Valley are two places that are really far away.

Mu Lang felt that what Liu Fang said was right, there must be an exit here, otherwise that person wouldn't be able to bring so many people in.

Liu Fang looked at Mu Lang and said, "How is it? Where do you think the exit here will be?"

Mu Lang frowned.

, "It's not clear where it is, but if there is an exit, we may not be able to find it."

If it were so easy to find, would he in the last life have already gone out, would he still die here?

Liu Fang didn't think so. Maybe the exit of this place was obvious, but it was ignored by everyone?

Moreover, she clearly felt that the more she stayed here, the more uncomfortable her body became.

Liu Fang still decided not to sit still and try to find an exit here.

Seeing that she insisted so much, Mu Lang had no choice but to say, "Alright then, I'll go with you."

Liu Fang knew that he was worried about herself, but she didn't try to be brave. She nodded and said, "That's fine, let's go together."

So, the two of them planned to get up and look for the exit, but when they stood up, they both felt dizzy and had no strength to go at all. The two had no choice but to sit back and relax.

But Liu Fang found a problem: Mu Lang could move over just now.

This means that, in fact, they can go.

Liu Fang carefully recalled the scene where Mu Lang moved over just now, and also thought about the scene where they stood up and dizzy just now, and suddenly had a conjecture in her heart: If they don't stand up, can they leave?

Liu Fang's eyes lit up: Isn't this a problem of air pressure?

It's a little more stressful to stand up, which then causes them to get dizzy.

But what if they were crawling forward?

That is to say, if they lie on the ground, will their pressure be less, and then they will not feel dizzy?

Thinking of this, Liu Fang gave it a try. The whole person lay on the ground and moved forward, and found that there was no dizziness, and the feeling of bone growth on the body was much lessened.

This made Liu Fang suddenly understand what was going on here.

That is to say, as long as they don't stand up and lie on the ground, they can avoid those so-called bone growth, or dizziness and weakness. They can find the real exit and go out smoothly!

Liu Fang told Mu Lang about her discovery in surprise, and Mu Lang was surprised, "Really?"

Liu Fang nodded, "If you don't believe me, try it yourself."

Mu Lang also tried to lie on the ground and crawl forward for two times, and there was indeed no problem.

This made him feel extremely complicated all of a sudden.

Is there really an exit here?

If that's the case, wouldn't he in his previous life have died a wrongful death?

Mu Lang got up and looked

Looking at Liu Fang, her eyes are extraordinarily complicated, she is really too smart.

Seeing that Mu Lang had tried it, Liu Fang looked at herself with a strange expression, a little confused, and said, "What's wrong? Do you think something is wrong?"

Mu Lang shook his head, "No. Your guess is correct. Walking on your stomach really doesn't have much impact."

Liu Fang breathed a sigh of relief. She was really afraid that she was the only one who felt this way, but others didn't. That would be too bad. Even if an exit is found in the end, other people's situation is different, and that's not good for them.

It's impossible for her to save so many people by herself, right? The best way is that they find the exit and escape together.

Since this is the case, Liu Fang and Mulan didn't say much, lying on the ground and slowly crawling forward, searching bit by bit.

It's not that they don't care about those classmates and teachers, but it's more useful to find an exit now than to wake them up.

What's more, emotional instability can also cause a lot of problems if a large group of people gathers together and panics. Since they are in a coma and haven't woken up yet, let them be in a coma first, and then come back after they find the exit, and let them walk with you. This will be much simpler and faster.

In fact, Liu Fang doesn't know if there are other people in this valley, and she really doesn't dare to be too careless.

But Mu Lang knew very well that that person would definitely be staring at them in the dark.

Available now. No matter what, they must get out of here first.

Maybe there will be a chance to let them go?

Although this chance is very slim.

But Mu Lang still felt he could give it a try.

Therefore, he did not say anything to Liu Fang.

The two of them walked slowly, and they didn't know how long they had walked. Halfway through, they were so exhausted that they couldn't walk anymore, so they lay on the ground to rest.

Liu Fang tried to communicate with her own space, and found that she was able to communicate. Even because she communicated with her own space, her spirit became better.

At the same time, because the breath in the space flowed into her soul, and thus circulated in the meridians in her body, Liu Fang felt much better, as if she had been poisoned, but it was detoxified.

Liu Fang was pleasantly surprised: it seems that this space is still useful to her.

She can use the breath of this space to resist the fog, or toxins in this valley now.

Liu Fang didn't know what it was, but she always felt that the longer she stayed here, the worse it would be for her. She must find an exit with Mu Lang immediately.

And she was also worried that it would be bad if the other party threatened the lives of her and Mu Lang, or the lives of other classmates and teachers, to persecute or threaten her parents, and the people from Perry City who were going to rescue them.