"Black Butterfly? Do you think these two are related?"
After hearing what Ma Tuan said, Nan Song also remembered the black butterfly he met on the Kassechel Hanging Crystal Bridge.
The black butterflies were mysterious and strange, but they still saved them. Perhaps the black butterflies were only commissioned by Mu Yunchu, but he did not comment on this. When they fell from the bridge, it was the group of butterflies that brought them back to the ground safely.
Now when I hear Ma Tuan mention black, I naturally associate them together.
"I just thought there might be a connection, since they're both black."
Ma Tuan scratched his head and said embarrassedly. In fact, he himself did not believe this guess, but at the moment he could not think of any other possibilities.
Ma Tuan's idea was just a flash of inspiration, but it was just a guess without any basis. After careful investigation, he couldn't figure out the reason at all.
"Forget it, forget it. What do you think is the difference between the black fog we just saw and the black fog we saw in the forest?"
Ma Tuan quickly changed the subject, trying to divert Nan Song's attention.
"Okay, stop making small talk."
Nan Song glared at him fiercely, feeling somewhat dissatisfied with his nonsense. However, at this moment, a strange feeling surged in her heart.
"Is it possible that the black fog is the natural enemy of the black and gold butterflies left behind by Elder Alan Beta? After all, as soon as the black fog arrived, a strong wind blew it away."
Nan Song suddenly had this idea in his mind, and the more he thought about it, the more likely it seemed. But it was just a guess, and more evidence was needed to support it.
After exploring the forest and going deep into the insect nest, the five people finally returned to the village and stepped into the forest again.
"Do we really have to keep going forward?" The elder wearing a butterfly mask asked hesitantly as he looked at the forest in front of him.
He has lived in the village since he was a child and grew up listening to stories about forest demons.
"Let's go in. There's nothing else we can do. Besides, we've already gone in once. We've come this far anyway, and you've already entered the forest."
Nangel answered indifferently.
"Okay, but I hope I won't encounter those terrible bugs again this time." Ma Tuan sighed.
"Don't worry, it's late at night, the insects must be dormant."
Blore comforted Ma Tuan.
"But there are also insects that hide during the day and come out at night!"
Ma Tuan cried out silently.
"Okay, let's go now that we're ready!" Nanger shouted.
It was late at night when the five people walked into the forest again. Together with them were the village chief Sig and several elders of the tribe.
Of course, their goal this time is also very clear, which is to find the mysterious black fog and defuse the hellfire that is a time bomb. After all, no one knows when the fire will start.
It was very quiet around except for the rustling sound of footsteps.
No one spoke.
The dark clouds in the sky were blown away by the wind, revealing four moons that gradually changed from blood red to red-gold. Clouds piled up layer by layer around the four moons, as if they had become countless tentacles around the moons, spreading across the entire sky.
Several people walked in the forest, surrounded by pitch-black trees whose leaves had turned orange-red. The ground was black and uneven. From time to time, small red skull fruits that appeared only in hell flashed by. The world seemed absurd and illogical.
"Why does this place feel even more eerie and terrifying than last time?" Ma Tuan couldn't help but shudder and began to tremble dramatically again.
"Don't be afraid. There are so many of us together. If anything happens, we will definitely be able to solve it."
Broll didn't notice that Ma Tuan's acting syndrome had appeared from time to time, or perhaps he had never noticed it.
When he heard Ma Tuan say that he was scared, he immediately spoke to comfort him.
Nan Song rolled his eyes again when he heard that.
She felt that after spending more than half a year with these two funny guys, her eyes had become a little bigger.
Several elders and Sig on the side began to carefully ask Nanger about what he had seen and heard in the forest before, as well as the dangers he had encountered.
The wind blew gently, bringing a hint of coolness, blowing the leaves and making a rustling sound.
Four red-gold moons cast their moonlight selflessly, illuminating the entire earth and bringing a distorted and fantastic atmosphere to the world.
The colors of the leaves appear particularly vivid in the moonlight, taking on a subtle orange or red hue. The scene is both beautiful and eerie, as if you are in a dreamlike world.
Bai Di looked back and found that the road they had just walked on was like a road to the underworld stained with blood, bloody and terrifying.
Looking ahead, the entire world was shrouded in red, as if trapped in an endless nightmare. An inexplicable fear and anxiety surged in his heart, and he didn't know where he had come to.
"It's so strange. This forest looks completely different from the ones we passed through before. Everything feels so unfamiliar."
Bai Di walked alone behind the crowd, muttering to himself, his heart full of doubts and uneasiness.
"What on earth is going on? Why has there been such a strange change? Have we entered another world? Doesn't everyone find it strange? Why do I feel like I've been here before?"
Bai Di tried hard to think of various possibilities, but he could not find the answer. He realized that even if he told others, it would not change the current situation because they were also helpless.
"What should we do? How can we find our way back? Or at least figure out where we are?" Bai Di frowned, feeling restless. He tried to remain calm, but his emotions were becoming increasingly difficult to suppress. He knew that if they didn't find a way out quickly, they might be in even greater danger.
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