You guys have rested long enough, haven't you?! Hurry up and come relieve me!

The team members lying nearby were pretending to be dead, each with their eyes closed, pretending not to see anything.

At this moment, they would rather it had been them who had been called out to do the work by the deputy captain.

The team members, who had never cared for such a small baby before, had no idea that they could actually refuse the baby's requests, and that a five-year-old child could walk and was not that fragile to humans.

They were thus directed by the cub, listening to the little guy's happy laughter.

"Baby...baby..."

The team member wanted to call Qianyuan, but the little guy said he wanted to come down first.

The boy listened intently for a while, then suddenly pulled his teammates toward the door.

"What's wrong, little one?"

"Shh, don't make a sound!" Yu Chengzhou realized something and gave a few hand gestures to his team members, signaling them to quietly follow the cub.

The cub turned left and right, leading them to the doorstep of a villager's house.

Inside, suona horns were playing, and yellow paper money was being blown out by the wind; it looked like a funeral was being held.

The team members couldn't hide their excitement: "Our little one gave us a clue!!"

It was worth spending an hour as the little one's ride! So touching!

Although they have a division of labor, and everyone tries to summarize the rules as quickly as possible before sending people out to find clues, the speed of collecting clues in this kind of thriller is extremely slow, and the process is extremely dangerous. Who wouldn't want to take advantage of someone delivering clues to their doorstep?

They've gotten better; they even have someone protecting them in the dungeon!