Madam General, please run slower.

The march was boring, and Shi Yaojue and his party followed Yu Xun's pace. When the army set out, the carriages followed closely, and when they set up camp to rest, they went to a nearby inn to rest.

After traveling for half a month, Yu Xun finally showed mercy and allowed the army to rest for three days.

After learning that they had three days of rest, Shi Yaojue rushed to a nearby inn and booked a first-class room. He threw himself on the big bed and refused to get up. Li, who was unable to practice due to insufficient spiritual power, simply dragged Wei Shiliu into the woods to hunt game after lying down for a day.

In the dense forest, the sun shines through the layers of leaves, casting mottled shadows. Li, dressed in a light pink, stands out in the dense forest. In her hand, she holds an exquisite dagger, which she just tricked from Wei Shiliu.

Li tilted her head slightly, and the slight sound in her ears made her spirits excited. She slowly raised the dagger in her hand and aimed at the direction where the sound came from.

Suddenly, a majestic wild boar jumped out from the depths of the woods. It had a row of hard bristles on its back, which trembled as it ran. The wild boar had a huge head and a pair of sharp fangs. The fangs rolled outward, flashing with cold light, and looked extremely ferocious. It was burly, much larger than an ordinary domestic pig, and its fur was dark brown or black, hard and rough, as if it was wearing a thick layer of armor.

Li glanced at the dagger in her hand. It would be a bit difficult without a bow and arrow. However, it was very exciting and she liked it!

The wild boar also noticed Li's presence, and its low roar seemed like a warning, as well as a battle horn. The next second, the wild boar rushed towards Li, its fangs heading straight for her waist and abdomen.

Li calmly faced the wild boar's attack, quickly dodged the attack, then stepped on the ground and flew into the air. She adjusted her posture in the air, and the branch she broke off accurately pierced one of the wild boar's eyes. It howled in pain and began to run around.

Li Youran squatted on the tree, spinning the dagger, waiting for the moment when the opponent was exhausted, so that she could strike a fatal blow. The wild boar didn't let her wait long, and after crashing into several trees in succession, its speed slowed down.

Li jumped down from the tree in a swagger, and stood in front of the prey as if to challenge her. The wild boar went crazy, and when its only remaining eye saw the bright pink, it charged at her violently again. Li was agile, jumping and dodging from time to time, and finally found the right opportunity, and slashed the wild boar's flank with the dagger in her hand.

The wild boar howled, fell to the ground in pain, and soon died.

Li also had some large wounds on her body, and even a small scratch on the side of her face. Li looked at the scratches on her arm caused by her inability to dodge, and felt annoyed. Her body was indeed getting weaker and weaker, and she began to lose strength after just a few prey.

"Wei Wu, don't hide out to move the prey." Li pulled the dagger out of the wild boar, said to himself, and walked towards the river where he had agreed to meet Wei Shiliu.

Wei Wu appeared from the darkness, dragged one of the wild boar's hind legs, and looked at the princess's other prey.

There were two prey placed under a dense banyan tree, a shiny gray-haired fox and a rat snake that was taller than the little princess when stretched out. The wild boar in her hand was probably attracted by the smell of blood.

Wei Wu had no choice but to work as a porter of prey without complaint.

riverside.

Wei Shiliu was waiting here early with two rabbits in his hands. When he saw the little princess coming empty-handed, Wei Shiliu was about to comfort her when he saw Wei Wu, who had a lot of prey behind him. These prey could not have been caught by Wei Wu, and Wei Wu did not seem like someone who would take the initiative to help the little princess, which meant that the little princess had caught so much in just one afternoon.

Wei Shiliu: She has to be the little princess.

Wei Shiliu suddenly felt that the rabbit in his hand was not good enough, so he threw it aside and hurried to help Wei Wu carry things.

Li took the beautiful gray fox from Wei Wu and began to skin and bone it skillfully. She wielded the dagger in her hand very skillfully, and in just a few moves, a perfect piece of fur appeared in her hand.

When she turned around, she saw two people who were stunned by her actions.

"What are you standing there for? Make a fire if you need to, and process the prey if you need to. Don't you want to eat?"

"Are we going to eat these tonight?" Wei Shiliu's eyes lit up as he looked at the wild boar on the ground. The roasted meat was so delicious.

"Yes, call the young master and your master later."

"Okay, I'll deal with the prey." Wei Shiliu volunteered to take on the task and ran away with the wild boar.

Wei Wu picked up some firewood nearby, and kept glancing at Li from time to time. His master had said that this man must not be allowed to leave his sight.

Li didn't care about his surveillance. He half leaned against the tree, playing with the fur in his hand, while sinking into his sea of ​​consciousness and chatting with Tanghulu.

"Tanghulu, can't you condense a physical entity now?" Li looked at the small ball of light in front of her in confusion. She still couldn't find any information about the companion spirit beast. If she could see the physical entity condensed by Tanghulu, maybe there would be a way based on its appearance.

"Not yet, Master."

"Then you haven't accepted the memory inheritance yet?" At the beginning, this little ball said that after she was able to practice and become powerful, she would be able to accept the memory inheritance.

"Not yet. Perhaps when the master reaches the Golden Core stage, I will be able to accept the memory inheritance."

"Okay, if you remember anything, remember to tell me."

"Don't worry, master. I will tell you everything I know." Tanghulu promised solemnly.

Li Ke didn't believe it, and took the opportunity to ask, "Then how do you explain why you've been so quiet lately?"

She remembered that this little girl was a talkative crybaby at first, but she didn't know when she started to talk less and less and stop crying. Could it be that she became more introverted as she grew up?

"No." The small ball of light swayed in Li's sea of ​​consciousness, trying to reduce its presence.

"You still say no, if you don't feel guilty, why are you hiding?"

The small ball of light hiding from Li in the sea of ​​consciousness was restrained by a force, and its body seemed to be grabbed by an invisible hand. Tanghulu was stunned for a moment before realizing that it was the master who did it. The master had never controlled it before, and it almost forgot that this was the master's sea of ​​consciousness. In the sea of ​​consciousness, Li could control everything with his consciousness, so where could it hide?

Tanghulu, who knows the current situation, quickly explained: "I'm telling you, I've been feeling sleepy lately, and the duration of my sleepiness is getting longer and longer."

"How could this happen?" Li rubbed the small ball of light. The feeling was unexpectedly good.

The last time Tanghulu fell asleep was when she was fed blood in the jungle. The woman's blood gave her the speed and strength of her previous life for a short time, but after the power dissipated, Qu Tangli's body became extremely weak. That time, Tanghulu slept for three days.

"You said that your coma is related to my physical condition. When I first woke up, didn't you say that we would live and die together?"

Tanghulu was silent. It really didn't think about it. "It's very likely."

"Whether it is true or not, we will know after we get the Yuantan flower."

Li withdrew from the sea of ​​consciousness and turned to look at the sky. The setting sun was molten gold, and the evening light was fading, which was very similar to the scene she saw before her death.

It had only been a few months since she came into Qu Tangli's body, but Li had the illusion that the days had passed like years. Puzzles came one after another, leaving her no time to sort out her thoughts. The answers were like a ball of cotton thread, and she could only grab a small thread and sort it out step by step.

If she's lucky, she can use this to sort out the mystery surrounding her. If she's unlucky, the cotton thread in her hand will break halfway and she'll just have to start all over again. For Li, who feels that she should have disappeared long ago, every day she lives is a gain.