Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

Mo'er and Zhao Yunting walked up the mountain while chatting. This time they did not go to the valley they usually went to, but went around the valley and went somewhere else.

As they walked, the trees became fewer and fewer, and the rocks became more numerous. Suddenly, a wild boar charged towards them. Mo'er hadn't opened her mind at this point, so she had no choice but to pull out her wooden basket and mutter, "Pig, pig, don't blame me. You're a dish from the human world. If they don't eat you, I won't kill you. You'll have to ask the person who ate you for your debt!" With a thud, the wild boar fell to the ground! Zhao Yunting burst out laughing. "You're so naive!" Mo'er looked up and called out "Mom." The wild boar disappeared in a flash, and Zhao Yunting began to question his life again! He kept muttering, "I don't believe it, I don't believe it, it's all an illusion!" The two continued walking forward. Suddenly, Zhao Yunting pointed to the right and said to Mo'er, "Look, there's a cave over there." Mo'er said, "Let's go and take a look!" The two reached the cave entrance. Mo'er asked, "Do you want to go in and take a look?" Zhao Yunting said, "I'll do as you say!" Mo'er said, "Let's go and take a look!"

She pulled two high-intensity flashlights from her backpack and handed one to Zhao Yunting: "Here, take this!" Zhao Yunting took it and looked at it again and again. "Where is this from?" He turned on the switch, and the light was so bright that he couldn't open his eyes. It was so bright!

Moer said that it was just developed abroad!

With that, he entered the cave. Zhao Yunting immediately followed, walking ahead of Mo'er, who smiled knowingly. The two of them trudged forward, one foot deep and one foot shallow. At first, the entrance was wide enough for three people to walk side by side, but later, only one person could enter by leaning sideways. After walking for over an hour, Mo'er felt like he'd walked about two miles. With his mind, he sensed a swarm of bats ahead, each one hanging upside down from the cave ceiling. They were so densely packed that they couldn't be counted. A thick layer of bat droppings covered the ground. Mo'er had seen Bear Grylls' Wilderness survival show and knew that bat droppings produced ammonia and contained many deadly toxins. With a single thought, all the bat droppings were deposited on the open space outside the cave. He then pulled out two masks, put one on himself, and handed one to Zhao Yunting, saying, "Wear this! There are bats in here, and there are many viruses that can be deadly!" Zhao Yunting took it and examined it. It was quite good; it covered his mouth and nose!

Wearing masks, the two began to walk inside again. Mo'er moved his mind and all the bats reached the top of the mountain. They were too far away from the cave entrance and could not be sent out. They could only be sent upwards. They could not be sent out without going 500 meters underground. The bats that were still sleeping were confused. How could they be here while they were sleeping? It was so hot and bright. They could not stand it anymore and hurried home. After screaming for a while, they took off again, found the way home, and flew back immediately. Finally, they arrived at the cave. It was not so hot and bright. They continued to fly inside. Wow, they were about to reach their usual sleeping place and could sleep soundly again. Why didn't the rays emitted from the nose reflect back? Why did they go outside again? It's too hot and too bright. Ahhh, I want to go home!

Mo'er ignored the bats and sent them outside when they got close to them!

In their minds, a small cave appeared ahead, the only option being to crawl through. Beyond that, a new world appeared. It was spacious enough for a small car to fit through. After struggling through the cave, they were now inside. They marveled at nature's incredible craftsmanship. The cave walls were incredibly smooth, as if they'd been polished by humans! Above, there were stone pillars, and below, they were very thin. If one fell, it would pierce a person through!

Mo Er's mind swept upwards, and he could only sense thick stones. This meant he was already 500 meters underground.