Portable Space: The Peasant Princess

Chapter 292 Butterfly Valley (1)

 Gu Panxia's face instantly turned red. She pushed Lu Yuan away, coughed slightly, and uncomfortably smoothed the hair in front of her forehead with her hands.

A flash of regret and annoyance flashed in Lu Yuan's eyes. It was rare for the little girl to take the initiative, but she missed it like this. I don't know when the next time will be. What a pity!

He also coughed lightly, threw the Manzhu Shahua in his hand on the ground and said: "Well, I will take you to another place."

Gu Panxia glanced at him secretly, and saw his handsome and fair face stained with a faint haze. She couldn't help lowering her eyes and snickering. She whispered and followed him step by step.

The two of them walked down the path, and the sounds of various animals were heard all around.

"Is it going to be cold?" Just halfway through, Lu Yuan suddenly looked back at her and asked warmly.

Gu Panxia paused slightly, smiled and shook his head, "It's not cold!"

Since entering the bottom of the cliff, it seems that it is not so cold, perhaps because there are cliffs blocking both sides.

Lu Yuan took off his cloak and took two steps forward to put it on for her, "You still have to be careful to avoid catching a cold. The weather in the north is not as good as that in Qingyou Town. If you catch a cold accidentally, it will be difficult to recover."

 Feeling that the temperature at the bottom of the cliff was not very low, and Lu Yuan's physical condition should not easily catch a cold, Gu Panxia did not refuse.

 Actually, she doesn't care about such minor things as catching a cold. After drinking the spiritual water in the space for a long time, her physical condition is actually no worse than Lu Yuan's, or even worse.

Both sides of the cliff bottom are covered with Manzhu Salvia, and even one or two are scattered on the cliff wall. The entire bottom of the cliff looks as red as if it has been splashed with blood.

There was a faint sound of flowing water ahead. The further the two of them walked forward, the clearer the sound of flowing water became.

When halfway through, Lu Yuan suddenly stopped again. He turned around and said, "Close your eyes first, and I will take you forward."

Gu Panxia raised her eyebrows slightly and asked curiously: "Is there any surprise for me?"

Lu Yuan smiled softly, "Whether it's a surprise or a joy, you'll know when you get there."

Gu Panxia rolled her eyes slightly, and finally nodded.

 “Okay, I’ll wait and see.”

 After saying this, she closed her eyes. After Lu Yuan confirmed again and again that she really closed her eyes, he took her little hand and continued to move forward.

 Gu Panxia tilted her head slightly and listened quietly to the movement in front of her with her ears.

“Are there people living here? Otherwise, why would this path be so straight?”

There are so many Manzhushuahua here for no reason. The trail is so flat. The most important thing is that there are almost no weeds in the middle of the road. It seems that there are often people walking around.

"Yes, someone did live here, but that person must have left for something. I once found a small wooden house downstream. At that time, the house was still clean. It looked like it was often cleaned, but I never saw it. others."

 Gu Panxia suddenly remembered that on TV, those worldly experts like to live in such a place.

“Is it inappropriate for us to come to visit someone who is powerful without asking?”

Lu Yuan shook his head slightly, "He probably won't come back, and looking at that person, he doesn't look like the original owner of this place."

 “Oh?” Gu Panxia was curious.

Just as she was about to open her eyes, Lu Yuan covered them with his fingers.

 “I haven’t arrived yet, so I can’t open my eyes.”

Gu Panxia pretended to be disdainful and snorted, but she obediently closed her eyes again.

"Then... how did you tell that that person was not the original owner?"

Lu Yuan chuckled and said: "Although the cabin is simple, there is no personal belongings. And I haven't seen that person come back in the past two months. I think he must be a passerby who wandered in here by mistake."

 (End of this chapter)