Chapter 113: Inside the Mountain Cave

  He slowly got up, walked closer to me, and the snake seemed to be on guard. He stood up straight, looking at it. His eyes narrowed, his hand rose and fell, and in an instant he stabbed downwards. But he used too much force, pulling on the wound, and for a moment, the venomous snake suddenly sprang up and bit his hand. In an instant, the snake's body split into two segments.

  In a daze, I opened my eyes again, just in time to see this scene. Unfortunately, my body wouldn't allow it, and I weakly closed them once more.

  After killing the venomous snake, Ying Mo wiped his dagger clean and put it back in his waist. He looked at the wound on his hand, furrowed his brow slightly, clenched his fist, and slowly let the toxic blood flow out of the wound. When the toxic blood had flowed out completely, he tore off a corner of his clothes and made a simple bandage.

  After doing all these things, he finally sat down on the ground weakly. In fact, after falling off the cliff, he was seriously injured and had exhausted his strength. It was just that earlier, for some reason, he could still struggle to get up, even killing a venomous snake at high speed.

  His head began to ache violently again. He touched it and found that his head had cracked open a big mouth. It must have been caused by falling from a high place. Looking around, the place where they fell was a shaded area, full of green grass, and the place where they fell was a piece of concave grassland. The grassland was very soft, which made him not fall more heavily.

  The rain is still falling.

  No good, if we keep going like this the wound will become inflamed and who knows, both of us might end up dying here. He turned his head to look at me on the ground again, still unconscious.

  After a brief rest, he gritted his teeth and got up again, then bent down to pick me up from the side, walking forward with one foot deep and one shallow.

  ……

  I don't know how long I slept, but I felt a warmth all around my body. A faint crackling sound came from beside my ear, like the sound of burning wood. It was very comfortable. I struggled slightly and slowly opened my eyes.

  What entered my line of sight was the opposite side where a bonfire was burning, and You Muyu was sitting in front of it. He was adding some branches to it, and the flames were very vigorous, illuminating the surroundings brightly. Then I looked around clearly -

  It is a cave.

  Looking out of the cave again, the sky has already brightened up greatly.

  "You're awake." Mo Yu said as he saw me sit up, then turned his gaze from the fire to me.

  "Hmm." I replied faintly, "You, when did you wake up?"

  "I woke up early. It's raining, can't get wet in the rain. Didn't walk far before finding this cave, so came in to take shelter." He continued to poke at the fire.

  I nodded and sat up straight. The pain in my body still hadn't subsided. I couldn't help but furrow my brow again from the ache.

  "This is a pain-relieving herb, apply it wherever you hurt." He grabbed a handful of herbs beside him and handed them to me.

  I took the herbal medicine he handed over: "You won't make me chew it up and then apply it, will you?"

  "Young You seems somewhat strange, saying: 'What if not?'"

  "Oh." I muttered a response and stuffed the herbs into my mouth.

  "Ptoo!" I spat it all out, unwillingly puckering up: "So bitter!"

  "This isn't the Prime Minister's residence, so just make do. " Ying Mo Yu glared at me, "Otherwise, should I help you?"

  "That's enough." I hastily waved my hand. Although it was a bit bitter, at least it could stop the pain. Forget it, just endure it!

  I grasped the spirit of "If I don't go to hell, who will?" and forcefully stuffed the herbal medicine into my mouth.

  It's bitter, so be it! Just consider it a tempering experience!

  After applying the medicine, Mo You looked out of the cave again. Turning his head to me, he said: "Take a rest for a while, we'll set off later and see if we can find a way out."

  I nodded, glanced at Ying Mo You, and then covered my stomach with my hand: "I'm hungry."

  "You just stay in the cave obediently, I'll go out and find something to eat." With that, he walked out.

  Before long, he walked in with two live fish jumping in his hands. He threw the fish on the ground. I looked at the two big fish, bit my lower lip, and asked: "You won't make me roast the fish, will you?"