Mist System: Legend of Stars and Moon

After walking through the shallow river, a deep and turbulent river appeared behind them. Xu Cong could only put Wusheng into a closed pocket and drag it all the way, and then put it on his back after reaching the shore.

The weather here is hot during the day and cold at night, with a large temperature difference between day and night, so the water was icy. Xu Cong felt that his legs were frozen and numb, and he was somewhat out of control.

He climbed ashore entirely with his hands. After reaching the shore, the first thing he did was to pull Wu Sheng up. He quickly opened his pocket and checked Wu Sheng's heartbeat. The water was icy to begin with, and he was afraid that Wu Sheng would freeze to death.

His heart was still beating, Xu Cong breathed a sigh of relief and continued on his journey with Wusheng on his back without stopping.

At some point, fog came up in the forest and Xu Cong felt scared, as if all his fictional stories actually took place here.

The treetops in the forest were obscured by fog, and their tops could not be seen. Xu Cong ran and observed, and the green plants seemed not to be moving.

In fact, he was already imagining a voice calling him from behind, and he couldn't believe what would happen if it actually happened.

The howling of wolves and the roaring of bears. Xu Cong had seen the skeletons of dead animals in the forest before, but there were many people around at the time, so he was not that scared.

When he looked up again, he found a red dot in the distance. Xu Cong thought that no matter what it was, that was the target.

Later we arrived at a mountain, and the red dot came from the top of the mountain.

Xu Cong climbed up the mountain vines. He looked down from time to time, but it was all foggy and he couldn't see anything.

At the top of the mountain, some mysterious patterns appeared, which seemed to be the totems of the tribe. A sacred tree with strong vitality and distinct branches and leaves.

He ran along the totem and the red dot appeared. It grew bigger and bigger until he reached an open ancestral hall.

He saw someone and finally had hope. He could not care less and knelt down desperately, shouting, "Please, save him."

Everyone turned around and noticed him. Xu Cong felt that his physical strength was exhausted, so he climbed down unconsciously, and sleepiness swept over him.

He was a little worried about Wu Sheng, so he forced his eyes open to take a look. After seeing that the people here were not hostile, he fell asleep with peace of mind.

In his dream, he kept repeating the way he came here. Both rows were filled with lit torches. It was much brighter here than in the foggy forest. Xu Cong felt like he had entered another world. The people there were lined up neatly, as if they knew he was coming here.

And this tribe here is another world to the world.

When he woke up, Xu Cong fell as soon as his feet touched the ground because he had moved too quickly and his body had not yet adapted. There was a stick at the head of the bed, so he got up and came out with the help of the stick.

A girl saw her wake up and said, "You are awake. Our tribe leader wants to see you. I will take you there now!"

"Okay, thank you."

"How do your feet feel?"

"It doesn't hurt, but I just can't control it."

"It doesn't hurt, don't worry, it will be fine in a few days, just walk more."

"How long have I slept?"

"From yesterday to five o'clock today."

"How is my friend?"

"The clan leader is waiting for you for this very thing."

"Then I'll have to hurry over there." Xu Cong quickened his pace.

When he arrived at the same place as yesterday, the patriarch seemed to be waiting for him.

The girl said to the chief, "Chief, I have brought him here. I will go back first."

The patriarch nodded.

Xu Cong also learned to address him: "Patriarch, my friend, how is he now?"

"It's not a good situation."

Xu Congxin felt as if he had fallen from a great height: "Is that..."

Before Xu Cong finished speaking, the clan leader interrupted and said, "But there is still hope."