Lin Chen lowered his voice and spoke earnestly:
"Teacher, I looked through information on Sunset Forest and learned that deep inside it, there's a hidden area surrounded by poisonous creatures all year round."
"I keep thinking that such an unusual landscape can't be a coincidence. There's probably something good hidden there that nobody knows about. Could you take me to have a look tomorrow?"
Hearing this, Mo Yuan glanced sideways at the boy beside him, a faint trace of puzzlement in his eyes. He asked unhurriedly, "Are you sure? There are countless dangerous places deep in the forest, and areas covered in poisonous mist are especially treacherous and unpredictable. They're no ordinary training grounds."
Thoughts surged through Lin Chen's mind. He knew all too well that beneath that poisonous mist lay the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well, famed throughout the Douluo Continent, and that it was also the territory of Poison Douluo Dugu Bo.
That information came from his memories of the original novel. It was his greatest secret, and he could not reveal even a fraction of it to anyone, no matter what.
He suppressed every ripple of emotion within him and kept his expression composed, casually finding a reasonable excuse to brush off the question. "It's just a hunch. The records are vague, and nobody knows the details. We'll find out once we take a look ourselves."
Seeing his stubborn expression, Mo Yuan merely took it as youthful curiosity—a fondness for mysteries and oddities rather than a willingness to train diligently. He shook his head helplessly and said with a smile:
"I don't think you're looking for treasure at all. You just want an excuse to slack off, don't you? Fine. I'll let the others know tomorrow and take you there on your own."
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