I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal Chapter 374 - 251 He Dares Not Speak, He Dares Not Ask2

In the main street.

Even though it was around nine o’clock at night.

As a small town with a booming tourism industry, it still bustled with activity.

On the way back to the guesthouse, Bai Shi seed calmly to follow Chen Yun, leaving this place behind.

But in his heart, he couldn’t help but have so doubts, murmuring his thoughts:

It can’t be just that!

His sharp intuition told him, it couldn’t be so simple!

However.

It seed as if that was all for now.

Unlike Jiang Anping and Sun Huwen, who still held hands and rrily strolled down the street.

Bai Shi’s thoughts were so complex at this mont.

Looking at Chen Yun leading the way into the distance, Bai Shi remained silent for a long ti.

He was certain that Chen Yun wouldn’t just use hypnosis on him, but he didn’t know what Chen Yun would do.

After all...

He dared not say.

He dared not ask.

On the third of May, at one o’clock in the morning.

Chen Yun ca to the sealed base of the mountain in Cuiyun Valley.

It was after eleven when they all returned to the guesthouse, and everyone, exhausted from the day, had chosen to sleep early.

Even Bai Shi, who had been wildly speculating about Chen Yun in his head, had also gone to sleep early.

Chen Yun, who didn’t need to sleep, had slipped out quietly at midnight.

Because today he had encountered another fraudulent rchant.

Originally planning to head out at one to start the extensive search of the mountain, Chen Yun had moved it up an hour to deal with the clown who had the audacity to confront him.

For so reason.

Chen Yun felt he might have so sort of magnetism for crooked rchants, always running into them.

From pet store owners to illegal cab drivers...

But after so thought, he figured it might just be the way of the world, and he simply beca more able to detect the fraudsters he hadn’t noticed before.

However, compared to the swindlers he had encountered before.

Today’s in the Jade Store was more severe, more deceptive.

If it were false claims, faking ters and such, that would at most be considered covert cheating, and Chen Yun would only have to threaten and intimidate.

But today’s guy had openly frad him, which was a different matter altogether.

Thus, Chen Yun planned to do more than just hypnotize this crooked rchant.

So he spent about an hour doing sothing.

An hour was naturally enough.

By comparison, the anomaly discovered at the Garuda statue during the search was more pressing.

That he could set aside an hour for the swindler’s case was already giving it extra attention.

With these thoughts, Chen Yun slowly approached the foot of the now sealed mountain and began to ascend it, step by step.

The night sky was low, moonlight like water.

It gently shed its light on the edge of the forested scenic area, draping this vibrant land in a mysterious veil of silver.

Silence reigned in the surroundings, only occasionally broken by the cries of nocturnal birds, which punctured the tranquility and added a rhythm of the natural world.

Tall warning signs shone with a cold light under the weak moon, with eye-catching red letters that read, "Mountain Closed for Maintenance, Do Not Enter."

Temporary barriers stretched across the entrance, the beams of several high-powered flashlights darted about in the dark; they were from the security personnel patrolling the various entrances and exits after halting maintenance work for the night.

To ensure any wildlife that might sneak through broken wire fences left the scenic area, the check posts at the entrances and exits were equipped with protective shields, protective clothing, and guns capable of anesthesia.

The figure of these guards stretched and shortened in the dance of light and shadow, busy yet steadfast, each step firmly carrying out their duty to the land.

Deep within the forest, the outlines of trees swayed gently in the night breeze, as if silently witnessing everything.

Chen Yun seed to blend into the night wind.

Without making a sound, he crossed the relatively strict mountain closure area.

The barrier, which should ensure no wild animals could get out and no idle people could get in, was for Chen Yun almost as good as non-existent.

His Transparent World Perception ability within a six hundred-ter range combined with unparalleled speed ensured he could detect and flawlessly avoid any surveillance asures.

Quickly.

Chen Yun was already roaming the forested scenic area at night.

Due to the afternoon rain and the overcast weather that continued, the mountains and forests seed very moist even now.

This made the mountain paths difficult to navigate.

But for Chen Yun, it still had no effect; he moved as swiftly as ever.

He swiftly weaved through the forest.

Passing many areas.

Now that he didn’t need to consider his companions, with his speed, it was almost as if he was flying too low.

The long trek they had taken before was now quickly bypassed, and within minutes, they arrived at the Ancient Temple where they had taken shelter from the rain earlier.

There.

Chen Yun tried again to sense carefully,

getting the sa result as in the afternoon; he could no longer feel that special sensation.

Chen Yun wasn’t discouraged by this, rather he felt it was within expectations.

This search of the mountain was ant to sense and confirm everywhere.

With this in mind, Chen Yun sped up and began to run wildly with direction and strategy.

Since the familiar feeling he had briefly sensed was related to the Garuda statue, Chen Yun focused his search on the various ancient temples and statues in the rocks and wilderness on Cuiyun Valley mountain.

He visited every statue in the scenic area that was publicly known, spending extra ti sensing these places closely,