Drunk Immortal Gourd

Foundation-building cultivators can fly with swords, and the fourth, fifth, and sixth-level monsters are not bad either. Not to mention flying monsters, the Swift Wind Wolf and the Gray Whisker Rat can also use the force to jump into the air and glide in the sky for a short time, so it is difficult to rely on this to get rid of the monsters' pursuit.

However, the high level of the Wind-Controlling Gourd and the fast flying speed are not without any advantages. Qingyang drove the Wind-Controlling Gourd, and there were not many monsters that could catch up with him. After a quarter of an hour, the other monsters were far behind, and only the fifth-level Gray Whisker Rat was chasing closely.

At this time, the difference between a special flying spiritual tool and driving a flying sword can be seen. The flying spiritual tool has a single function, fast speed, and consumes less true essence. Driving a flying sword is not only slow, but also consumes a lot of true essence over a long period of time, and it can't last at all.

Half an hour passed in the blink of an eye. Qingyang sat on the Wind-Controlling Gourd and felt extremely relaxed. It seemed that flying for another day or two would not be a problem. The fifth-level gray-bearded rat was already exhausted. This extreme speed was too exhausting. Seeing that the other companions had disappeared, even if they caught up with the cultivator in front of them, they might not be able to defeat them. The gray-bearded rat finally gave up.

Qingyang flew forward for dozens of miles with the wind-controlling gourd. After confirming that the monsters had not chased him, he breathed a sigh of relief and slowly slowed down to the ground.

At the speed of the wind-controlling gourd, Qingyang could fly about 200 miles in half an hour. At that time, he was only concerned about escaping and had no choice of direction. Qingyang didn't know where he was, let alone where the monster's nest was. Even the monk's base was only approximately located.

But the good thing was that he was finally out of danger and didn't have to worry about his life for the time being. So many monsters came to chase him at the same time, and there shouldn't be many monsters chasing Nong Zaitian and the other two. If the three of them were lucky enough, maybe one of them would survive.

Qingyang found a place to rest for a while, cleaned the blood off his body, and began to think about the next move. It is said that at this point, it would be fine to turn back, but I didn't get any information, and it would be difficult to report back.

Now I am alone, and it doesn't matter if I go back early or late. Although the monks' base is safe, their freedom is restricted, and it is inconvenient to do anything. It is better to walk around nearby, maybe there will be other discoveries, such as some spiritual herbs missed by some monsters, but I am alone, so I must be careful not to run into those golden elixir monsters.

At this time, Qingyang suddenly remembered that when he was in Tujiao City, Boss Hu of the Jinli Gang gave him a jade slip to thank him for saving his life. It seemed that some information about Yinfeng Gorge was recorded in it.

According to Qingyang's guess, the ancient monk that Boss Hu met should be one of the monks who invaded Yinfeng Gorge thousands of years ago. The contents of the jade slip should all be recorded by him. Although he finally escaped from Yinfeng Gorge, he died in Tujiao Mountain due to an accident and was later discovered by Boss Hu.

However, the jade slip was too old, and the contents inside were in tatters. Most of the things were damaged, and it could only be pieced together into a partial map of Yinfeng Gorge. Qingyang's current location seemed to be somewhat similar to a certain place on the map.

Thinking of this, Qingyang quickly took out the jade slip, reorganized the contents inside, and then patrolled around, comparing the terrain with more obvious features one by one, and found that his judgment was correct. The map showed this place.

I didn't expect that the things that Boss Hu gave were real, but thousands of years have passed, and the world has changed. The authenticity of this map should have been greatly discounted, right?

Looking at the key parts marked on the map, Qingyang couldn't help but be curious. What are these places for? There are no text annotations on the map. Is it the lair of monsters? Or a treasure trove? Or a dangerous place in Yinfeng Gorge that needs to be paid attention to?

Qingyang couldn't help but hesitate. Should I go and take a look? This Yinfeng Gorge is extremely dangerous. Not to mention encountering a Jindan-stage monster, even a sixth-level monster is not something he can deal with. If he accidentally runs into a Jindan-stage monster, he might lose his life.

However, it is rare for him to come here, and he happens to have a map of this place in his hand. Wouldn't it be a pity to miss it? What if there is a treasure here? It's not that he doesn't have any means to save his life. If there is really any danger, he is not sure to die.

Now that the cultivators have gone deep into the Yinfeng Gorge, those monsters are in a panic. Most of the monsters should have been gathered by the high-level officials of the Yinfeng Gorge. As long as he is careful, he should not easily reveal his whereabouts. If it really doesn't work, he will hide in the distance and watch, and guard it strictly. If there is a chance, he will decide whether to take risks. What's more, he has the task of finding out information. If he does nothing, it will be difficult to report after returning.

In the end, curiosity prevailed. Qingyang memorized the map deeply in his mind, destroyed the jade slip, and went to a more conspicuous position on the map. It was conspicuous because it was the closest place to him. According to the scale of the map, it was only a few dozen miles away, so he could get there quickly. It shouldn't take too much time. Qingyang traveled quickly and arrived at the place shown on the map in just half an hour. There were no setbacks along the way. He occasionally encountered one or two monsters, but they were all low-level monsters that had not yet entered the ranks. Qingyang easily dealt with them, which didn't take up much time at all.

Following the directions on the map, Qingyang found a small hill. Behind the two big trees on the side of the hill, he found a huge cave entrance. The location marked on the map was here. As for what was inside the cave entrance, was it dangerous or dangerous? I don't know anything about safety.

Qingyang did not dare to take risks, but hid outside and observed secretly. He waited quietly for three or four hours before finally confirming that there were two fifth-level spotted green snakes guarding the entrance of the cave, but they were guarded by monsters. It's not very strict. Every once in a while, they will come out and patrol around the hill. At this time, there will be enough time to sneak into the cave.

This seems to be a more important place for monsters. Otherwise, two fifth-level piebald green snakes would not be specially assigned to guard it. Maybe this is the monster's lair, or even a trap. If you rush in rashly, you may fall into a siege of monsters if you are not careful, but you are already here, and it seems a pity not to go in and see what happens.

After thinking for a long time, Qingyang felt that he was still capable of escaping. The defense of the monsters was not very tight. He finally took the risk to get here. He felt a little unwilling not to go in to explore.