I just broke up with my boyfriend and then I transmigrated into the world of "The Lost Tomb&quo

Because the group had completely lost their guide, they were now lost in the desert.

Because the walkie-talkie was destroyed, the other three people sent out to scout also disappeared without a trace. Wu Xie could only piece together the location by referring to Chen Yun Jin's notes.

“This way… the direction in the notebook, we should go… towards the direction the stars are shifting…” Wu Xie’s voice was dry and hoarse, almost blown away by the wind. He tightly hugged the yellowed notebook in one hand and held the only flashlight that could still be lit, but whose light was extremely weak, in the other hand. He was almost lying on the ground, trying to make out the simple sketches in the dark by the pitiful light.

The fat man walked along beside him, stumbling and muttering, "Naive, is this reliable? It's pitch black, we can't even see a decent rock... We look like headless flies..."

Xie Yuhua held Ling Xiao, whose eyes were still closed but whose body seemed to twitch slightly from time to time. Her face was pale, but her eyes scanned the surroundings with unusual sharpness, as if searching for any unusual fluctuations. Xiao Ge and Hei Xiazi stood on either side, like two silent guardians, vigilantly watching the boundless darkness. Cheng Yu and A Ning, on the other hand, were keeping an eye on the rear and flanks.

"Shut up, you fatso!" Wu Xie growled without looking up, his voice tinged with anxiety and a barely perceptible sob. He knew the fat man was telling the truth, but he couldn't give up! This was their only clue! He had to find a way! He forced himself to concentrate, pressing his face almost against the notebook, unconsciously sucking on the end of the flashlight, trying to use his teeth to hold the only light source in place so he could free his fingers to carefully trace the route in the notebook.

“This way…slightly east…probably…” Wu Xie mumbled incoherently, stumbling along in what he thought was the “slightly east” direction, guided only by his senses and the faint, unpredictable light. All his attention was focused on the blurry words in front of him and the uneven sand beneath his feet, completely unaware of the seemingly empty darkness ahead.

boom!

A dull and strange thud resounded, as if it had crashed into an invisible, extremely hard glass wall!

Wu Xie felt a tremendous, irresistible force surge from his forehead throughout his entire body! The flashlight in his mouth was knocked out and rolled onto the sand, its faint beam of light erratically shooting into the sky. He was so shocked that he saw stars, felt dizzy, and a sharp pain exploded in his forehead!

Wu Xie let out a scream, completely losing his balance. Like a broken log, he fell straight backward, crashing heavily onto the cold sand! The notebook in his hand flew out, its pages rustling in the night wind.

"Naive!" The fat man, who was closest, was terrified by the sudden turn of events and rushed forward, shouting, "What's wrong with you?!"

Everyone else was also instantly alerted!

"Wu Xie!" Jie Yuhua carried Ling Xiao on her back, her movements were restricted, but her eyes instantly became sharp as knives, sweeping across the empty darkness in front of her.

The young man and the black bear were like two ghostly figures, instantly appearing at the spot where Wu Xie had fallen! The young man helped Wu Xie up, who was clutching his forehead, wincing in pain, and tears were almost streaming down his face. The black bear swiftly picked up the fallen flashlight, and the bright light immediately swept towards the spot where Wu Xie had just hit the ground!

On the very center of Wuxie's forehead, a bump the size of an egg swelled up at a visible speed! In the dim light of the flashlight, it looked both ridiculous and painful.

"Ouch...it hurts so much..." Wu Xie gasped, tears welling in his eyes, pointing at the empty darkness ahead, his voice trembling, "A wall! There's a wall in front of me! An invisible wall! I'm going to die!"

"A wall?" The fat man's eyes widened as he stared at the empty sand in front of him, then at the conspicuous bump on Wu Xie's head, his face full of disbelief. "Tianzhen, are you starving and have you run into a rock? Where did this wall come from?" As he spoke, he reached out his hand in disbelief, pointing towards the direction where Wu Xie had just bumped into something.

Snapped!

As the fat man's fingers reached an invisible boundary, they struck something unseen yet incredibly hard! A sharp pain shot through his knuckles!

"Ouch, holy crap!" The fat man jerked his hand back as if he'd been burned, staring at his reddened fingers with horror in his small eyes. "It really...it really is there! An invisible wall!" He was now completely convinced. Ignoring the pain in his fingers, he kicked and stomped at the invisible barrier in shock and anger, but only produced dull "bang" sounds, as if he were kicking thick bulletproof glass, without moving an inch!

Aning and her teammates quickly stepped forward, cautiously reaching out to test the waters. When their hands were also blocked by an invisible, hard barrier in the void, everyone's expression turned extremely grim.

"What the hell is this?!" A team member's voice trembled as he looked at his hand, which could no longer move forward an inch, and a sense of fear welled up inside him.

"A ghost wall?" another team member murmured, his voice filled with superstitious fear.

"Don't talk nonsense." As she spoke, Ah Ning took out a signal gun and fired a shot at the sky, immediately revealing the surrounding scenery.

"What is such a big thing?" someone asked in confusion.

Seeing that this place wasn't invisible, the fat man boldly climbed up as well.

Despite his weight, he was surprisingly agile. Only after reaching the top did he stick his head out and shout down, "I feel like this is a ship!"