Fragrance Returned

Finally it was nightfall.

After dinner, the three of them walked into the yard.

The night sky is deep, the moon is bright and the stars are sparse. The clear light is flowing down like water, and the rare crystalline soil on the ground is shining with silver light.

The mountains in the distance are like dark green silhouettes, mysterious and solemn. I could faintly hear some wild animals barking, which was very scary.

Ding Zhuang and Ding Zhao became uneasy.

Ding Zhuang regretted it and discussed, "Xiangxiang, we won't go."

"I want to go. I can't break my promise."

Having been to Jitou Peak three times, Ding Xiang was not as scared as they were, on the contrary, she was very excited.

This kind of adventure is more terrifying for humans than for beasts. Starting from Huangshi Mountain, man-made harm is basically eliminated.

She took Ding Zhuang's cold hand and comforted him, "Master, it's okay. I'll be back soon."

There is no need to wait until too late today, Dingxiang got into the flight bag at the end of Xu.

Afraid of the cold, she put on three pieces of clothing. I was afraid that the torch left at Jitou Peak would not be used, so I took another one with me.

Ding Zhuang hugged Ding Xiang and said softly along Feifei's fur, "Feifei, I entrusted Xiangxiang to you. You must bring her back safely. I promise that I will treat you well in the future and never scold you again." I’ll beat you. When I get home, I’ll find a way to get you some beef.”

There was water in his eyes.

Ding Zhao also took Ding Xiang's hand and told him, "Don't be greedy for money, don't want honey, don't want gems, don't carry heavy things, don't delay for too long, come back quickly if you see something wrong. If your life is gone, our whole family will be destroyed." Unstoppable."

Ding Xiang said, "Master, Dad, I will be careful and wait for us."

She put the blue hood on her head, hugged Feifei's neck, pointed to Chicken Head Peak under the moonlight and said, "There, Chicken Head Peak, let's go."

Feifei spread his wings and flew up, flying over the courtyard wall and flying towards Chicken Head Peak.

Lilac looked towards the yard and waved to her grandfather and father.

The two little figures flew farther and farther, arriving in front of the mountain. As the mountain curved, they flew higher and higher, becoming smaller and smaller, until they disappeared at the top of the mountain.

Ding Zhuang and Ding Zhao looked at the farther and higher Chicken Head Peak, and clenched their nervous fists.

Lilac sat in the flight bag, walked through the endless night, crossed two mountains, and came to Chicken Head Peak for the fourth time.

She was placed firmly on the tree branch by Feifei.

"Cuckoo."

Welcome to my home.

Ding Xiang hugged Feifei and looked around excitedly.

Under the moonlight, the dead trees are as old as yesterday, and the stones are still the same.

There is no change in these two things, but the apple tree has changed a lot. The first three times we came here were in autumn, and the trees were covered with big red apples. At this time, the flowers were full of white flowers, and it felt like they were more white than green.

She looked up at the small purple gourd again. It was still so small and light, but the Ganoderma lucidum next to it had grown a little bit. Also, a small Ganoderma lucidum grew on the other side of the small gourd. It was purple and only as big as two of her fingers.

Ding Xiang smiled, this place is still full of life.

She had grown taller, and there was no need for Feifei to drag her down from the tree, and she slid down by herself.

She glanced at the cracks in the rocks and saw that there were torches and sickles.

Lighting two torches and inserting them into the crevices of the rocks, the stone pit became a little brighter.

She didn't look at Mi Zhi Xiang, but looked up at the stone wall. There were two Ganoderma lucidum flowers, one purple and one red.

She hugged Feifei and pointed to the two Ganoderma lucidum flowers and said, "Give it to me, Ganoderma lucidum. Give it to me, Ganoderma lucidum."

Feifei is now smarter than before. After listening to her little master, she spread her wings and flew up to bite off a Ganoderma lucidum.

What it bit was a slightly larger purple Ganoderma lucidum, glowing with oil.

Ding Xiang could clearly see that although this Ganoderma lucidum was bigger than the one he took last time, it was not as shiny as the one it held.

It seems that the quality of Ganoderma lucidum growing next to the purple gourd is better.

No matter what, the Ganoderma lucidum here is better than that outside. She put the Ganoderma lucidum into the flight bag.

Ganoderma lucidum has a shelf life, take this one back first, and let Feifei pick up the rest later.

With something she wanted, she felt confident.

She looked around again. We had already completed a comprehensive search on the ground last year, and this time we mainly looked at the stone walls.

When she came here several times before, she was still young and couldn't climb the higher stone walls.

This time she wanted to climb up a lower stone wall to take a look. Just in case, hang the flight bag around your neck so that you can put things in it and get in easily in case of accidents.

She climbed onto a rock to see if there was anything there, then climbed onto another.

There was a green gem in this stone. She was not tempted and continued climbing.

Finally, I saw a touch of green in the grooves of some stones above. Several plants are not very tall, and the rocks outside block them. I had not seen them before.

She balked, but there was nothing she wanted.

She didn't dare to go any higher, so she slowly came down and climbed the other side of the stone wall.

Finally seeing a few familiar leaves in the grooves of the wall on the Jitou Peak side, Ding Xiang felt ecstatic.

Afraid of slipping down accidentally, she took out a rope from her bag and wrapped it around her waist, and tied the other end to the stone next to her.

He took the sickle out of the bag and started digging.

It was easier here than last time. It had just rained two days ago, so the soil was moist and easy to dig. She dug for more than a quarter of an hour and dug out a ginseng root with mud hanging on it and dense roots, all of which were well preserved.

This ginseng is about the same size as the last ginseng.

Lilac laughed out loud.

It’s not a trip in vain.

She put the ginseng in her pocket and was about to slide down when she suddenly saw two round beams of purple-red light deep in the stone crevice in front of her.

Ding Xiang leaned back with a frightened "Ah" sound. Fortunately it was tied with a rope, otherwise she would have suffered a concussion.

Feifei heard his master's scream and flew up.

Ding Xiang pointed to the gap, "There."

Feifei's little head went in and out, and his eyes were full of tenderness, just like the way he looked at Lilac.

"Gu Gu Gu Gu..."

Not only did he not eat it, he also screamed so gently.

"You have a good relationship? What is it, a snake or a mouse?"

Feifei couldn't speak human language, so he barked a few more times, and his sounds were gentle.

It means they are friends.

No wonder, if Na Dongdong wanted to hurt her, he would have done it long ago. I thought that I had been here three times before and didn't find it. Fortunately, it didn't mean any harm to me.

Ding Xiang was no longer so scared and looked into the hole again. Those two beams of light were as big as soybean grains, purple-red, and the rest could not be seen clearly.

She thought it might be a snake or a mouse. Bigger things can't get through, but smaller things can get through and the eyes won't be that big.

She smiled and waved to those two eyes, "Hi, hello, I'm Xiangxiang."

The two lights swayed left and right.

Ding Xiang didn't dare to delay, untied the rope and slid off.

She knew there would be no chance in the future, so she still put two torches and a sickle into the crevices of the rocks.

Before getting into the flight bag, she took a look at the scent of honey and butter.

Feifei will come and pick it up for him in the future.

Grandpa and dad repeatedly told her not to take honey incense and gems, but she didn't dare to take them. Ginseng and Ganoderma lucidum are already a bit heavy, so I'm afraid Feifei Fu won't be able to afford them if I add more.

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