Ye Luoli: The tides rise and fall, the moon whispers softly.

It was a weekend, and Wang Mo got up early in the morning, carrying Zhuo Yan's schoolbag, and hurriedly left home.

However, after waiting at the intersection for several minutes, Wang Mo still didn't see the person she was looking for.

"Huh? Wasn't this the time we agreed on?"

Just as Wang Mo was wondering what was going on, a blue car stopped in front of her. Inside were Shu Yan, Chen Sisi, and Qi Na. This was the same car that Chen Sisi used to take to and from school.

Wang Mo sat down next to Qi Na in the back row and asked Chen Sisi with a hint of surprise, "Sisi, I didn't expect you to have the driver take us there."

“Yes, Qingxi Gorge is a bit too far, so…” Chen Sisi shrugged.

"This is my first time traveling far from home with my friends. I was so excited that I couldn't sleep all night," Qi Na whispered, sandwiched between Wang Mo and Chen Sisi.

“Of course, it’s so much fun playing with my friends,” Wang Mo said with a smile. Then she noticed that Jianpeng wasn’t in the car and asked, “Hey? Sisi, isn’t Jianpeng coming with us? He’s the organizer of this trip.”

Wang Mo still remembers that yesterday Jianpeng suddenly told them that he had found a way to restore the fairies' magic power, and asked them to go to Qingxi Gorge today.

No one knew what Jianpeng's method was, but Wang Mo and the other two were already eager to regain their magic.

"There are only four seats in the car, so Jianpeng used magic to get there early this morning," Chen Sisi whispered to Wang Mo, afraid that the driver in the front seat would hear.

"So that's how it is," Wang Mo said, suddenly realizing.

Shu Yan used her phone to find the location of Qingxi Gorge: "According to the location Jianpeng mentioned yesterday, we'll arrive after this intersection."

"Okay," the driver replied.

Before long, the group saw Jianpeng standing next to the Qingxi Gorge road sign, waving at them.

"Here here!"

"We've arrived," the driver said, stopping the car. Seeing the children get out, he still worriedly told Chen Sisi, "Miss, we're quite far now. Don't wander off, and be careful."

"Okay," Chen Sisi replied.

"In that case, I'll be going now. Miss, please contact me when you want to come back tonight." Although the driver was still worried, he didn't say anything more.

"Okay, goodbye driver!"

"You guys are really slow. Look, Liangcai and I arrived in a flash with magic." After the driver drove away, Jianpeng said to the other Ye Luoli warriors, "I even slept in and still got here before you guys."

"Isn't it obvious that you should use Ye Luoli magic?" Chen Sisi sighed and rubbed her forehead, but she was still envious of Jianpeng who also had fairy power.

"Jianpeng, you're really amazing to have found such a beautiful natural landscape." Wang Mo exclaimed as he looked at the stunning scenery.

"My plant friends told me that," Jianpeng said with great pride.

"You said there might be a way to restore our immortal power, is it right here?" Shu Yan pushed up his glasses.

"This is a major discovery! Don't worry, I'll take you to see it right now," Jianpeng said confidently, patting his not-so-muscular chest.

"It'd better really work, otherwise it's really uncomfortable to be dragged out of bed so early." Wang Mo, still half asleep, rubbed his eyes and complained, "Sleeping in is the least we can do to respect the weekend!"

"Relax, relax!" Jianpeng laughed, leading the group into the interior of Qingxi Gorge.

However, they had just descended a small hill when they were blocked by a wide river.

"Oh dear, I forgot. The river is so wide; I had to use magic to cross it," Jianpeng said, patting his head in annoyance.

He was so focused on helping his companions restore their magical powers that he forgot that some things cannot be done without magic.

"Let's see if there's any other way," Chen Sisi said.

"If we still had any magical power left, Peacock and I could use magic to get there," Chen Sisi said helplessly. "But now..."

"Look, there's someone there!" Wang Mo was the first to spot a boy who looked to be about their age by the river.

A few people walked over and greeted the boy, learning that his name was Tiedan and that he was a local.

Children are more likely to form friendships easily; they can build deep bonds simply by learning to skip stones together and sharing desserts.

With the help of this new friend, the Ye Luoli warriors decided to cross the river in pairs, boarding bamboo rafts and using the local people's usual method.

Soon, the three bamboo rafts crossed the river and moored on the bank one after another, and the group of people stepped onto the riverbank one after another.

【to be continued…】

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