Xi Zuzi was smiling and daydreaming at the starry sky sent by Bao Gucheng.
The next ssage from Bao Gucheng suddenly popped up on the watch screen.
The man’s shallow yet profound breath seed to transmit through the air: "It’s fine. Just thinking of Zuzi girl, and nothing seems difficult."
Xi Zuzi smiled faintly, inexplicably feeling a slight sweetness in the air.
In a cheerful mood, she replied, "Hmm, am I the Calming Pill?"
Bao Gucheng: "No. Zuzi girl is a life-saving Immortal Elixir."
In the car accident at Qingcheng Mountain, he found out later that she, playfully, fell off the cliff, causing him to get glass shards in his chest, bleeding all over, seemingly annoying, but in fact, saving his life.
She also conveniently removed the bullet casing lodged near his heart.
This treasure girl who descended from the sky, what else could she be if not an Immortal Elixir?
Who knew.
The next second, this treasure girl almost made his heart stop!
Xi Zuzi was very interested in his description, smiling as she replied, "Ancestor is a dicine? Then, fine, wait until you co back to take it..."
How coincidental, the little boy was also her dicine, a life-saving source of Spiritual Energy, a dicine library unmatched in the world.
Before Xi Zuzi could finish her sentence "wait until you co back to take the dicine," she heard a heated argunt and Gu Qiusha’s sobbing from the hospital room.
Ah, what’s happening now?
She let her hands fall and walked towards the hospital room, not continuing to chat with Bao Gucheng.
But this left Bao Gucheng on the other side of the line, feeling parched!
The man’s long fingers slowly caressed the screen.
Looking at the words "wait until you co back to take," mories of her previous requests "I want you to kiss " "just like last ti," flashed across his mind, making his heart surge.
An uncontrollable impulse, like a raging tide, swept over him.
Under the dim starry sky.
The man looked calmly at the majestic mountains, solemnly giving orders: "We’ll work overnight tonight. I’ll lead the night shift, you guys will split into two groups to rest in turns."
He must whip this into high speed.
Beside him, Chen Long reported worriedly: "Sir, we can’t dig any further. Ten ters underground, it’s all solid granite. If we use explosives, it might alarm all the citizens of Qingcheng and damage the environnt. Moreover, we’ve done a small test, fearing that even explosives can’t blast such a large area."
This place in the valley, where bodies are buried, is indeed very eerie.
When it cos to murdering and burying bodies, a few ters deep is already impressive.
But they hadn’t even dug it out after going ten ters deep.
He’s now a bit worried that even if they finally dig it out, it won’t be their brothers who disappeared years ago, but ancient corpses of unknown eras instead.
Didn’t they say that on the neighboring hill, archeologists are digging up the tomb of Nuwa? It seems Qingcheng Mountain is full of ancient graves.
Chen Long’s deep concerns and retreat did not deter Bao Gucheng in the slightest.
The man’s face was resolute, and with a persistent and determined command said: "Continue digging, no stopping."
Chen Long hesitated: "But..."
Bao Gucheng: "Reallocate manpower, and according to the Empire’s folk ritual rules, also worship the Mountain God."
Chen Long was amazed, his shock difficult to conceal: "Mr. Bo... this..."
His family, Mr. Bo, is known as a renowned iron-willed general, with illustrious achievents, facing storms of blood and rain without changing his expression, believing in the gun in his hand, never in spirits or gods.
Tonight... what’s going on?
To unprecedentedly order them to worship the Mountain God?
This mysterious style, not at all matching Mr. Bo’s, instead sowhat reminiscent of a certain bandit girl...
Chen Long suddenly recalled that when Bao Gucheng left Qingcheng, on the way to escort Xi Zuzi back ho, Xi Zuzi did say a sentence in jest: "Xiao Chenger, if digging up the grave isn’t going well, try worshipping the Mountain God."
Oh my god, Mr. Bo really listened to Xi Fei’s advice!
He actually has unwavering faith in that little girl’s casual joke!
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