"I'm going to save Keyun."
Just then, Ding Hongguang suddenly let out a loud roar and charged into the dark passage ahead.
"Guangzi, Guangzi, don't run around! It's dangerous in there, Guangzi..."
Everyone tried to stop him and call him back, but in the blink of an eye, he had vanished.
"Captain, what do we do now?"
"Go bring him back." Although Captain Gao had always harbored some suspicions about Ding Hongguang, he couldn't bring himself to stand by and watch him throw his life away.
Professor Jiang glanced at Liu Muyu, who was about to charge inside. "Wait. We'll go in together. We can't split up again. These caves are connected, and the terrain is extremely complicated."
Su Qiao quietly took a Small Bamboo Basket from her backpack, released the two Blue Butterflies inside, then pulled Han along at the back of the group.
She had long since predicted that Ding Hongguang would look for a chance to escape once they entered the cave.
The group walked for more than half an hour, but apart from the damp, bone-chilling wind, they encountered nothing—not even a single insect.
Aside from the sound of their footsteps and breathing, there was no other sound in the entire passage. It was eerily quiet.
"These caves are all connected. This place is really huge. It'll take us quite a while to get out." Liuzi had always been timid, and the excessive silence made him uneasy. He couldn't help breaking it.
Xiao Wu had always been hopeless with directions, and now he was completely lost.
"This place is freaking just like a spiderweb. It's about to make my head spin. If Uncle Qi hadn't left marks on the walls, I definitely wouldn't be able to find my way out."
"Be quiet." Gao Cheng, walking at