??Chapter 1359: Chapter 1360: The Path He Took
Chapter 1359: Chapter 1360: The Path He Took
She saw the first cave entrance.
This entrance was a bit larger than the others.
Indeed, this hollow in the mountain was quite strange, branching out into so many cave openings.
It was so unusual that it should have been easy to discover, so why had that group chosen this place as an arms depot?
At that thought, Chiang Xiao’s eyes suddenly lit up.
None of these entrances were correct!
They were using these large, noticeable targets to divert everyone’s attention; in fact, none of the entrances were right!
Moreover, it was bound to be dangerous inside; perhaps it was a feint, designed to focus everyone’s attention there.
ng Xinian would definitely have considered this.
And since he had co, it ant that the group’s arms depot did indeed exist.
But where?
Where would ng Xinian be at this mont?
After realizing this, Chiang Xiao imdiately shifted her focus away from the entrances.
She looked around, examined the map again, and discovered that one of the paths had been thickened with a pen.
Was this unintended, or had ng Xinian felt there was sothing questionable about it?
Chiang Xiao examined it carefully, looked outside, and found that path.
It was behind this hollow in the mountain and required going around.
She gritted her teeth and decided to trust her instincts and take a gamble.
If she could think of these questions, ng Xinian surely could as well, and she was certain that ng Xinian would not enter any of the caves.
So, his direction had to be reevaluated.
She moved out swiftly, her footsteps silent as a nimble cat, circling around the hollow.
The path behind was winding and, with the cover of the hillside, had many blind spots; she would be unseen from the outside by now.
Chiang Xiao took out a flashlight, slowed her pace, and observed carefully as she moved forward.
About ten minutes later, her eyes widened.
She had found ng Xinian’s mark!
It really was his mark!
She was on the right track!
This was the path ng Xinian and his group had taken!
Chiang Xiao’s heart pounded violently. She inwardly shouted, Tyrant ng, no matter what you encounter, you must hold on! Keep holding on! I’m coming for you!
Biting her lower lip, Chiang Xiao quickened her pace and continued on.
The terrain was sotis high, sotis low; the path sotis wide, sotis narrow. She wondered whether the group really wanted to hide their arms along such a difficult route.
Wouldn’t it be very laborious to transport things?
But now was not the ti to consider that; all she needed to know was that ng Xinian had indeed taken this path!
Ten minutes after discovering ng Xinian’s mark again, her heartbeat grew even fiercer.
Ahead, a dark cave mouth appeared before her, like the gaping maw of a monster waiting for its prey.
Chiang Xiao’s heart skipped a beat.
She had a strong intuition that ng Xinian and his companions were inside.
However, this cave entrance gave her a very bad feeling.
Chiang Xiao pulled out a fruit knife from the Space, gripping it tightly in one hand and holding the flashlight in the other, she slowed down and cautiously approached the cave.
By now, it was half an hour’s distance from the earlier hollow.
The silence inside the cave was so profound she felt as if she could hear her own heartbeat.
At the cave’s mouth, Chiang Xiao stopped.
She took a deep breath, raised the flashlight slowly, and shone it into the cavern.
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