Wan Ge tiptoed, holding the person in her arms, and used her superb lightness skill to quickly reach the first landing point she had chosen.
When they stopped, Cang Mu glanced down and realized they had already covered a third of the distance.
Cang Mu had to admit that he possessed many powerful Gu worms that were enough to protect him, but he was still lacking in martial arts skills, since he spent most of his time practicing Gu techniques.
Looking at the person in front of him, not a drop of sweat had broken out: "Am I not heavy?"
To send a woman to carry him so easily, and to display such superb lightness skills.
"Not heavy." This person doesn't eat anymore, and is very thin. But the lean, wiry kind of thin.
Cang Mu was initially worried that she might be too heavy and that the other person would be tired, but she found that she was actually quite relaxed. The problem was not her weight, but the steepness of the cliff.
Soon, Wan Ge found a second route uphill and led him up another third of the way, so they only had a third left to reach the top.
But just as Wan Ge reached the second landing point and came to rest, a large bird suddenly flew directly towards her.
At first, Wan Ge thought it was an eagle, but it turned out to be an owl, and a very powerful one at that. And given its size, it must be even more ferocious than other owls.
When Wan Ge's sword slashed at its claws, all that could be seen was the sparks from the collision of hard objects.
If Wan Ge hadn't been so skilled in martial arts that she was already used to it, her hand would probably have gone numb from that jolt.
Just then, Wan Ge saw a butterfly transform into an owl that looked exactly like it and attack it.
"Is this also your Gu worm?" It can even transform into this form.
Cang Mu nodded.
Wan Ge watched as Cang Mu's Gu worm seemed even stronger. She saw the other party dragging the owl and disappearing into the forest again.
After entering the forest, Cangmu's Gu worms transformed into countless butterflies once again, devouring the owl completely, leaving only its bones and not a trace of flesh.
This is a Gu with very strong attack power. It can devour any living creature, leaving only bones. However, no one knows exactly how many butterflies it can transform into, or how large a creature it can devour.
Whether it's a giant snake or an owl, Cang Mu would never let Wan Ge see them being devoured. Even if the woman beside him was a general, whose hands were stained with countless dropes of blood, he still wouldn't let her see that side of him.
Perhaps... it's to make her always feel that she is wonderful.
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After the brief incident, Wan Ge led him to the mountaintop again, only to find themselves back in a dense forest.
Perhaps it is this kind of environment that causes the snakes and birds in this place to be so large.
But as she walked, Wan Ge noticed that the woods ahead seemed different again.
There are many large mushrooms here, some of which are brightly colored and look very poisonous.
As Wan Ge approached, she suddenly noticed that some of the mushrooms had worms on them. These must be the larvae they used to practice Gu poison.
Wan Ge immediately dodged away, still unable to accept such a scene. It wasn't actually that bad if you didn't look closely, but she just wanted to avoid seeing these boneless creatures...
Wan Ge still took a step back.
Cang Mu also noticed this and whispered to the person next to him, "The further we go in, the more larvae there will be."
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