Mist System: Legend of Stars and Moon

Xu Cong looked at Wu Sheng who was in a coma and said, "I'll take him there, right now."

Xu Cong's parents knew that Wu Sheng was Xu Cong's most important friend. Although they didn't want Xu Cong to be in danger, they also didn't want Xu Cong to regret for the rest of his life for not being able to save his friend.

Wu Sheng's mother said, "Xiao Xu can't go, can I go? Taoist priest, I am his mother, can't I go?"

The hermit said, "No, in fact, the purpose of the journey to the west is mainly to save the gods. Saving gods requires fate. I only calculated that he has this fate."

The hermit pointed at Xu Cong.

Xu Zhengyu felt a little sad and went into the house.

Father Xu asked the hermit: "Can't there be one more person? I will go with my son, so can I be one more person?"

The hermit shook his head helplessly: "No, you will all be in danger, and no one can save you in the end. Get ready now! It's almost too late."

Xu Zhengyu came out and gave Xu Cong a back fan embroidered with a magpie: "Cong, this is what you used when you were a child. Carry Wusheng on your back. You also know that is the direction of my hometown. The mountain road is rugged, so be careful of the slippery road."

Xu Zhengyu handed a backpack to his father: "I'll sort out Cong'er's backpack, you check if there's anything missing in this bag."

Father Xu began to check.

Wu Sheng's mother also helped Xu Zhengyu sort out the situation: "Xiao Xu, can you tell me what happened?"

"Wu Sheng saw the meteor coming down and he blocked it for me. I was the one who was going to get hurt. I'm sorry."

The hermit said, "No, he is in front. This is the calamity for the three of you."

Xu Cong was puzzled: "Three people?"

"This is not a disaster, it is a gift from God. It is a sign of what is going to happen in the world, so now it is a sign."

"What?" Everyone was confused.

Xu Zhengyu: "Sir, can you explain it more clearly?"

"The secret cannot be leaked."

"I understand, sir, there is no need to reveal too much. I will find the answer myself." Xu Cong said.

Xu Zhengyu helped Xu Cong tie the rope: "Cong, can you try to see if it's tight enough?"

Xu Cong nodded after trying it.

Father Xu put the things he wanted to give to Xu Cong in the bag and handed it to Xu Cong: "Xiao Cong, be careful on your journey."

Xu Cong hugged his father and said, "We have walked this mountain road many times before. We will be fine."

After Xu Cong said goodbye to his family, he said to the hermit, "Sir, please show me the way!"

The hermit pointed out the direction for Xu Cong, and finally reminded him: "Don't look back."

"I understand." Xu Cong walked into the mysterious forest alone.

It was a long journey to save my friend.

Xu Cong could not remember how long he had been walking. He could not tell the difference between day and night in the mountains and forests. He kept going up and down the hills. The sound of flowing water in the river often appeared in his ears, but Xu Cong had never encountered a river. He felt scared.

Sometimes Wu Sheng's voice came: "Xu Cong, I want to drink water."

Xu Cong wanted to look back at Wu Sheng, but then he remembered what his master had said, so he did not look back. He waved his back fan and said, "Wu Sheng."

Wu Sheng didn't move, so it wasn't Wu Sheng who was speaking just now, and Xu Cong continued to move forward.

The trees around were still as tall as before, and no matter which way they walked they could not get out. Xu Cong looked up to know the weather, but the sky was gray and he could not judge.

After walking for a while, Xu Cong was so tired that he could only care about Wu Sheng. Compared with the weather, Wu Sheng's life was more important.

Xu Cong did not dare to delay for a moment. When he was sleepy, he would take a nap for a while, then wake up and continue on his way. When he was hungry, he would eat the compressed biscuits his mother put in the bag while walking.

Xu Cong always has compressed biscuits at home because he likes to eat them.

Xu Cong walked until he became unconscious. A river blocked his way. He saw that the water was shallow and walked across it directly.