Using the system to raise beautiful, strong and miserable villains

Chapter 57 The Ghost Calls for Help in the Blue Sky and the White Sun

The place where he settled yesterday was generated by his new discovery yesterday, so the mark on the map stopped there. If he wanted to retrieve the camel, he just had to follow the map. Li Zhao felt at ease.

Before setting off, Li Zhao looked down at his naked feet stuck in the sand. He let out the tent and shook it out. Sure enough, he saw that his sneakers fell out. Li Zhao was overjoyed. He quickly packed up the tent, grabbed his shoes, and took them out to stay safely. She put on the socks in her shoes and then put on her shoes. At this moment, she was extremely lucky. She had taken off her shoes in the tent last night. Otherwise, she would have been doomed now. She had no ability to walk barefoot in the desert. .

She packed herself up, took out a water bag, put it on her back, grabbed a handful of dried meat, gnawed to replenish her strength, and hurried on her way. On the way back, she kept praying in her heart, hoping that the camel would be okay and that it was still where it was. .

The hard work paid off, and after half a day's journey, Li Zhao finally arrived at the ruins of the military fortress where she had set foot yesterday. Before she even got close, she heard the camels calling from time to time. The sound sounded strange and miserable. I wonder if it is self-soothing after being frightened?Or are you calling yourself the master affectionately?Li Zhao couldn't help but speed up.

He rushed to the fortress in one go and turned behind the wall where only a small half of the wall was buried and still stood on the yellow sand. Li Zhao saw his own camel at a glance. Li Zhao felt guilty. .

The poor camel was in a very bad condition at the moment. Because the reins were fixed, the front half of the camel's body was completely sunk in the sand. In order to breathe, the camel's head was turned sideways and it was trying hard to raise it high, and its hind legs were trying hard to free itself. However, due to the abominable reins, it has been unable to get out of trouble. No wonder I could still hear its pitiful wails when I came just now. It was so pitiful.

Li Zhao felt guilty and hurried forward, "Little darling, I was wrong, darling, I'll come to rescue you right now."

Actually, you can’t blame her, right?No one expected that the sandstorm would come last night, right?

She just didn't want to lose the camel, so she tied the reins a little tighter.

When she settled down last night, the wall was basically exposed on the sand, and the reins were naturally tied within easy reach. With her height, how high could she tie them?
After one night, the wind and sand buried most of the wall. If the remaining reins were not long, the poor camel's life would have been in danger. No wonder it kept barking.

The guilty Li Zhao rescued the camel. As soon as the reins were loosened, the camel trembled and stood up quickly. After being rescued, the camel looked at Li Zhao with sadness.

But Li Zhao felt guilty and quickly took out the fodder and water to feed the camel. While feeding, he stroked the camel's neck and apologized. "I'm sorry, Luo Tuozi, it was my fault. You don't care about your children, so just forgive me and wait until you get back. I'll buy you some delicious tonic."

I don't know if the camel's spirituality understood what he said. The camel, which was immersed in eating, raised its head, snorted at Li Zhao, shook its head, and continued to eat to comfort its wounded heart.

Li Zhao touched two more camels, patted them comfortingly, and turned around to look for them in front of the fire last night. Unfortunately, he was disappointed this time. The fire had been buried without a trace, and he deliberately left The kettle that came down to dry the water was nowhere to be seen. It seemed that it could not be found. Li Zhao felt a little distressed, but compared to retrieving the camel, she could still accept this loss.

There was still space in the system backpack, so Li Zhao decided to continue gathering the wool. After all, there was still half a month left. What if he couldn't collect enough [-] gold when he went back now?
With this in mind, Li Zhao decisively chose a direction he had never been before, climbed on the camel and set off again.

Li Zhao did not encounter sandworms on the newly developed route, but he did encounter a check-in point for meat mushrooms. After checking in and harvesting two baskets of meat mushrooms, Li Zhao stopped and continued to dig the ground to pick up the rest without using up any energy. Just collect the check-in and leave.

For half a month, I relied on this speed to defeat [-]% of the desert hunters. When I eat meat, I have to leave some soup for sustainable development for those behind me.As the sun gradually rose, a large clump of giant cactus appeared at the end of his sight. Li Zhao was overjoyed. He took off his sunglasses and looked carefully. Then he aligned it with the red arrow on the clock. Li Zhao was sure that what he saw in front of him was not a mirage. , she put her sunglasses into her backpack, tightened the white gauze covering her head, and drove the camel forward.

When he arrived, Li Zhao stopped the camel and threw water and fodder for the camel to eat. He was not afraid that it would run away. He rushed to the cactus bush and stood on the stagnant arrow. He was about to clock in and sign in. Suddenly, he heard something in his ear. Faintly shouting was heard.

Li Zhao paused, squinted his eyes to carefully identify the direction from which the sound came, and listened carefully. The sound of the wind brought more calls for help.

"Help, is there anyone? Is there anyone outside? Wuwuwuwu, help, Wuwuwu... Is there anyone, please help us? Help..."

The voice calling for help was mixed with sobs, desolate and pitiful: "Oh my god, in this deserted place, could it be that I am hallucinating? Or is it some kind of horror story?" Li Zhao couldn't help but get excited, hugging his little body tightly and busy. Busy comforting himself: "No way, there is absolutely no way there is a ghost in broad daylight."

Comforting herself, she quickly clicked on the clock to sign in. She planned to make a quick decision and leave after signing. However, as if she had sensed her intention, her plaintive cry for help became even more sad, "Help, help me, someone is here." Ah, help..."

Li Zhao couldn't help but feel goosebumps crawling all over his body. He looked carefully and saw that there seemed to be a trace of urgency and panic in the continuous calls for help.

Li Zhao couldn't help but take a breath, "Hiss! Is it a human or a ghost? I don't care!"

Although this is a world of fairies and demons cultivating immortals, it is normal to have ghosts, but isn’t this in broad daylight? Besides, this is a world of mortals without spirits. Presumably there should be no ghosts, or ghosts would not dare to do so in broad daylight. Showed up, right?
If it wasn't a ghost, I wouldn't be afraid of anything else, but if someone really asked for help...

Thinking about how he and his boss fell into the wasteland, and how much he expected someone to save him, Li Zhao softened his heart.

As expected, the pace of leaving was paused. Li Zhao boldly put one hand on the repeating crossbow on his wrist to prepare for an attack at any time. He followed the sound and slowly walked into the cactus bush, following the cry for help. go.

Among the cactus, Zhou Caifeng was filled with despair at this moment.

Neither she nor Grandpa expected that this year's storm would start so early, and they would be so unlucky to meet it.

They obviously spent the night in a red thorn forest last night. They were protected by the thorny red thorns. They lit up the fire and were not afraid of wild beasts attacking at night. They worked hard in the wilderness for half a month. This was a rare time for their grandfather and grandson to rest.

At night they counted the harvest, and before falling asleep, Grandpa sighed happily. When they went back to the city and sold the harvest, they bought the small courtyard where they lived so that it could be used as a dowry for her in the future.

(End of this chapter)