Teresa silently followed behind everyone, afraid that a moment's distraction would cause her to lose them. Her gaze stayed locked on the people ahead.
Anyone would do, as long as there was something ahead of her instead of empty darkness... The sound of footsteps was enough to ease her mind a little.
"Mr. Norman, did the clan's group pass through this passage back then and eventually discover the humans living in the deep pit?"
Boss Luo's voice was as clear as dripping water in a cave.
A soft hum came from the vampire ahead.
It probably was. Since Mr. Vampire knew the way out so clearly, he must have traveled it before. And since he had traveled it before, he could naturally lead everyone out safely. Logically speaking, there was nothing wrong with that.
They walked for around ten minutes before they seemed to feel a trace of air moving. The air was no longer stifling, but seemed infused with a certain fresh vitality.
At least, Teresa felt that the rotten smell had been dispersed a little... She greedily took two deeper breaths, while still maintaining her silence and vigilance.
"What was that sound?" The Golden Dragon suddenly stopped and listened in confusion.
It still floated a few inches above the ground. At the same time, it released an invisible protection around its head to avoid banging it again—but nothing similar happened during the rest of the journey.
"Probably the wind." Mr. Vampire spoke indifferently... What was more curious was that vampires had an innate advantage in hearing, yet this emotional columnist's hearing seemed even sharper than his as a vampire.
The wind blew through the cave, forming different air pressures amid the complicated terrain and producing sounds afterward... There was nothing surprising about it.
Would it become frightening? Aside