Tomb Raider: I Am Hu Bayi's Cousin

Chapter 92

Hu Bayi, who was slightly better, also rushed to Professor Chen's side after he fainted.

"Professor Chen, Professor Chen!"

However, no matter how much he shook him, Professor Chen did not wake up.

Just as everyone was preparing to take a break, the stones at the top of the passage kept falling.

"It's going to collapse!" Hu Bayi shouted immediately.

"Run!" Hu Ming shouted.

"Quick, let's go!"

As the fat man shouted, he grabbed his weapons and backpack, then helped Ye Yixin up, and the group continued running forward quickly.

The rocks falling from the mountaintop are falling faster and faster, and the falling rocks are getting bigger and bigger!
"Watch out!" Hu Ming saw a large rock falling from the fat man's head and quickly kicked it high, sending it flying!
Hu Ming shouted, "Let's go!"

Once he came to his senses, the fat man didn't say a word and immediately helped Ye Yixin run forward quickly for a full ten minutes.

The group arrived at a relatively safe area.

After putting Ye Yixin down on the ground, the fat man lay down on the ground to rest.

After Hu Bayi put Professor Chen down, he saw the fat man lying on the ground.

"Fatty, let's not stop, let's go!" Hu Bayi said anxiously.

"So what if I die? I can't run anymore!" The fat man lying on the ground said, indicating that he didn't want to move anymore; he was too tired.

"Alright, everyone, let's take a break!" Hu Ming said after finding a rock to sit on.

Yang Xueli also found a place to sit down and rest.

Hu Bayi looked around anxiously.

The fat man lay on the ground with his eyes closed, muttering, "Old Hu, are we dead or alive?"

Hu Bayi said, both annoyed and helpless, "I think it's pretty much the same whether you're dead or alive. Even if you're still alive for now, you're not far from dying." After saying that, he found a spot on the ground and sat down.

The fat man kept his eyes closed and said, "So that means they're on their way to death!"

"Miss Yang, let me say goodbye first. Old Hu and I are going to the King of Hell to pay our respects, while you're going to see God. It's a long way for you, so please take good care of yourself!"

Yang Xueli said speechlessly, "What time is it now? Can't you two stop fooling around?"

Hu Ming said speechlessly, "Alright, you're safe now, don't overthink it. I'll make sure you get out of here safely."

The fat man laughed and said, "Thank you, Mingzi. You saved me again. I owe you a lot just now, otherwise I would have been crushed to death by that big rock!"

"Listen, it sounds like it's stopped!" Hu Bayi, sitting next to the stone wall, quickly reminded them after sensing that there was no movement outside.

"It's stopped?" The fat man sat up abruptly.

After checking it for a moment, he exclaimed with delight, "Hey, it really stopped! Old Hu, we've survived a close call, we're sure to have good fortune in the future!"

Looking around, Hu Bayi sighed, "Mingzi, we're out of water now, and we don't know if this place is enclosed. If it is, the air here will only last us about an hour!" Upon hearing this, Yang Xueli placed her water bottle, which still had a little water left, on the open ground.

He then took the water bottle from Professor Chen's body and placed it on the ground, saying, "This is all the water I have here!"

The fat man felt his water bottle and realized it was gone, feeling a chill run down his spine!
"Okay, don't be so pessimistic!"

After Hu Ming finished speaking, he opened his backpack, took out two full jugs of water, and placed them on the ground.

Then he pretended to take some compressed biscuits and dried meat out of his bag and put them on the ground.

He laughed and said, "Let's eat and drink something first to replenish our energy!"

The three of them looked at Hu Ming in surprise.

It's amazing! It can produce water whenever there's a water shortage!
But that's fantastic.

Without much thought, everyone readily distributed the supplies on the ground.

The four of them started eating and drinking, and the feeling of being full and satisfied was wonderful.

Now that the food and water supply problem has been solved, the group is trapped.

Yang Xueli apologized, "If we all die here, it will be my fault. If I hadn't insisted on coming here, we wouldn't have caused so much trouble and implicated so many people. I really..."

Seeing this, Hu Bayi quickly tried to mediate: "Alright, you can't say that. We have an old saying, 'Men die for money, birds die for food.' The three of us didn't come here for you, but for the US dollars, right!"

"And Professor Chen, this is their old profession. If you don't sponsor them, they'll have to find a way to locate the ancient city of Jingjue sooner or later!"

Hu Ming comforted him, "Alright, there's always a way out. Everything has a glimmer of hope; we just haven't found it yet!"

Hearing everyone's words of comfort, Yang Xueli felt a warmth in her heart and her mood improved slightly.

Hu Ming stood up and looked around. He didn't believe that the Queen of Jingjue would let him die in the ancient city of Jingjue, after all, she still needed his help to find that divine pearl!
Suddenly, Hu Ming said, "The wind is blowing!"

Then he took out a flashlight and shone it toward the source of the wind.

They saw a narrow opening, just big enough for one person to pass through, and the three of them quickly got up and came over.

Hu Bayi said, "We should be able to get through here."

"Let's go!" Hu Ming said, and then took the lead through the narrow stone cave.

Hu Bayi and Fatty helped Ye Yixin and Professor Chen up and quickly followed, with Yang Xueli bringing up the rear.

After passing through the stone cave, the group entered a narrow stone path and walked for a few minutes.

The group finally passed through the stone path and arrived at a relatively large stone cave space. After exploring the area with their flashlights, they...

Then they saw a stone platform in the center of the cave, and in front of the platform were two skeletons sitting cross-legged.

It's obvious at a glance that someone has been dead for a long time.

(End of this chapter)