Blue, Red and White Dark Abyss Cauldron

Bai Shantang said in a resonant voice: "The guests from Snow Country are all good friends. Baihua Island has never had any guests from outside. We are really happy today, haha..."

A man in his forties from the Snow Country said, "Our cargo ship was damaged by the tsunami. We thought we would be buried at the bottom of the sea, but fortunately, with the blessing of God, we drifted to such a good place. I didn't expect that there are so many friends from the Cangmu Country here. We are so lucky."

Except for Qin Gang who just spoke, the other eight people from the Snow Country were all injured to varying degrees. Those with minor injuries were supported by others, while the two seriously injured were placed on stretchers and carried by the islanders along the way.

In addition to Bai Shantang who was leading the way, there were many other people on Baihua Island, carrying a lot of things on their shoulders or on their backs.

When Chu Xiaomu asked about it, Bai Shantang said, "These are all rare items given to us by our friends from the Snow Country. I'm afraid my father wouldn't even recognize them. Haha..." Chu Xiaomu and Yang Dou were also happy to see that the people from the Snow Country were not their enemies.

The group happily went to the South Village of Baihua Island.

After arriving at the village, Bai Shantang first led the people of the Snow Country to meet the clan leader Bai Qizheng. When Bai Qizheng saw the goods these people brought, he knew that they were all merchants traveling by sea, so he felt relieved. He hurriedly asked people to go to Huai Fucao's house to get various healing herbs to treat the injured people of the Snow Country.

They also asked people to prepare food soup for them, such as honey fish, steamed prawns, smoked dried fish, boiled white clams... It was very rich. But everyone in the Snow Country only ate a few mouthfuls and said they were full.

Bai Qizheng thought to himself: "The food on our Baihua Island is very different from that in the Snow Country. It's not surprising that they can't get used to it." After the meal, he asked people to vacate a few rooms and make arrangements for the Snow Country people to stay.

Qin Gang said: "I heard that you rescued a Snow Country man a few days ago. He is our friend. We want to go and see him first."

Bai Qizheng sent someone to call Chu Xiaomu over and said, "Xiaomu and his grandfather saved him and he is now living in their home. But he has been unconscious and we have no idea what to do. We wanted to use the spirit-seeking technique to find a cure, but we don't know how good his condition is."

Turning around, he asked Xiaomu about the result of the inquiry. Chu Xiaomu said that he already knew the approximate location of the medicine, but he didn't know what the specific medicine was.

Bai Qizhen and Bai Shantang were quite unhappy, but they could not think of any better way.

Bai Qizheng said, "Our ancestors on Baihua Island left us an old saying that everyone should love each other and help each other in times of need. We should do our best to help friends from afar. Xiaomu, go find the medicine as soon as possible, and don't delay the important task of saving lives."

Chu Xiaomu agreed and said vaguely: "That Yeyang Ridge and those wild bees..." He was not in a position to say it clearly in front of the people of the Snow Country.

Bai Qizheng said, "I'll send someone else to investigate this matter. Your priority is to find the medicine and save people."

Qin Gang, Hu Yong and others expressed their gratitude and brought a few less injured companions to Chu Xiaomu's home.

When everyone saw Bai Yixing lying on the bed dying, they were very worried and kept thanking Chu Liang and Chu Xiaomu, the grandfather and grandson.

Qin Gang took out a bag of gold and silver coins and wanted to give them to Chu Liang and Chu Xiaomu, but the two did not recognize the coins and just refused.

Qin Gang said, "These are coins used in all cities of the East Continent. They belong to the Baiyi Star Master family. They are useless on Baihua Island. You saved his life, and even a hundred thousand or a million gold coins would not be enough to compensate for it. I give them to you two just to express my gratitude and give the Bai Master family and us some peace of mind."

Chu Liang couldn't refuse, so he had to accept it.

Qin Gang pulled Chu Xiaomu aside and asked softly, "Brother Xiaomu, were you the one asking questions last night?"

Chu Xiaomu couldn't hide it, so he told the story of the first time Huaifucao taught him to ask a spirit.

Qin Gang said doubtfully, "The art of asking spirits is considered a forbidden and evil art in the East Continent, especially in Cangmu Country. It has basically been lost. I didn't expect that someone on this small Baihua Island has passed it down."

Chu Xiaomu asked: "The soul-asking technique is used to save lives, how can it be a forbidden and murderous technique?"

Qin Gang frowned and said, "The reasons behind this are too complicated to explain at once. You just need to remember not to use it lightly. If you have the chance to go to the East Continent, you must not perform the spell casually, otherwise your life may be in danger."

Chu Xiaomu was shocked to see that he was serious and his words were roughly the same as what Huai Fucao said. He said, "Could it be that Uncle Huai knew that this was a forbidden technique, so he didn't pass it on to his two sons, but only to me?"

Chu Xiaomu knew that Bai Yixing's condition was critical and he couldn't delay any longer. After Qin Gang and others left, he ate a few mouthfuls of food, said goodbye to Chu Liang and said he was going to find medicine.

Although there are many wild animals on Baihua Island, they are all docile little animals that eat grass and leaves. There are no ferocious beasts that hurt people or eat meat. Moreover, Chu Xiaomu grew up in the mountains and forests since he was a child and is very familiar with everywhere. Therefore, Chu Liang is not worried about his safety. He just asks him to ask one or two friends to go and come back quickly.

Chu Xiaomu took a medicine hoe, a short knife, a bundle of ropes, a leather water bag, and some dry food and set off.

He and Yang Dou were best friends on Baihua Island, so he wanted to invite him to go with him. However, after knocking on Yang Dou's door for a long time, no one opened it. He then ran into a neighbor who told him that Yang Dou and his father had gone out to sea to fish, so he had to give up.

I went to invite Huai Xiaomeng again, but he was not at home either.

He thought to himself: "Uncle Huai said that the medicine to cure Bai Yixing's lung injury needs to be found on Raofeng Cliff, and the wild bee finally reached the top of the cliff. These two things can be done together."

He headed north, climbing up cliffs he encountered and wading through streams he encountered. When he was hungry he ate some dry food, when he was thirsty he drank some water, and he traveled day and night without stopping.

Along the way, every forty or fifty miles there was a small wooden house built by the islanders for the convenience of hunting and collecting herbs. When they were tired, they would sleep in it for a few hours. When they couldn't find a small wooden house, they would tear some wild grass and spread it on the ground and sleep there for the night.

No matter how tired you are, after a night's rest you will always feel full of energy the next day.

By the noon of the fourth day, we had arrived at the foot of Raofeng Cliff. Looking at this cliff that towered into the clouds, I could not help but sigh at the insignificance of human power and the wonder of God's creation.

He had heard from his grandfather that forty years ago someone tried to climb to the top of the cliff with bare hands to see what was on top, but unfortunately he fell to the bottom of the cliff and died halfway up. No one knows what the top of the cliff looks like. In this world, apart from birds, it is hard to think of anyone else who can climb up to that place.

He remembered the path of the flowing light after he asked the spirit for the trace that night, so he walked eastward along the bottom of the cliff. After twenty or thirty miles, he saw a large vine covered with thick leaves hanging down from the top of the cliff.

I thought, "If I hadn't used the spirit-searching technique to find the traces, who would have thought that there was something strange hidden in this place? Even if another thousand or ten thousand years passed, I'm afraid no one would be able to find it."

Pushing aside the thick vines, he crawled in, and a mysterious crevice suddenly appeared.