Immortality and Immortality: Liver Experience Begins in the Desert

Jiang Qiong's harpoon drew an arc in the air and hit a pirate's shoulder hard. The pirate retreated in pain and lost his combat effectiveness.

The anger in Jiang Qiong's heart burned even more vigorously, and every move he made was full of strength and determination.

"Don't give them the chance to fight back!" Nan Fengxue shouted beside him, waving the fishing net in his hand continuously, entangled one pirate after another.

Lang Nana was also pulling the fishing net hard, as if she wanted to defeat these pirates completely.

The pirates' ships were shaking in the waves. The counterattack of Jiang Qiong and his companions was like a storm, which frightened those once unscrupulous pirates.

Jiang Qiong's heart was filled with strength. He knew that he was no longer the helpless fisherman, but a fighter willing to fight for his companions.

"Keep going, don't stop!" Jiang Qiong shouted loudly. The fighting spirit burning in his heart made him fearless.

There was a determined light in his eyes, as if he wanted to shatter all fear and anxiety in one fell swoop.

As the pirates' resistance gradually weakened, Jiang Qiong felt the power in his body growing stronger.

Each of his attacks was as fierce as that of a wild beast, causing the pirates to retreat and lose their former momentum.

"We must win!" Jiang Qiong said silently in his heart, and continued to rush forward with his companions.

The pirates' ships began to waver under their attack, and Jiang Qiong felt an unprecedented sense of victory.

At this moment, a strong belief surged in Jiang Qiong's heart. He knew that he and his companions were no longer prey, but the masters of this sea.

Their courage and unity will break the shadow of the pirates and usher in a bright future of their own.

"Do it again!" Jiang Qiong roared, raising the harpoon in his hand high again, pointing directly at the retreating pirates.

Their fear reached its peak at this moment, and they all retreated as if they could no longer withstand this powerful momentum.

"Victory belongs to us!" Jiang Qiong's voice was as loud as a war drum, inspiring every companion.

Their hearts are full of hope and courage, and they will never let anyone trample on their dignity again.

Under the fierce attack of Jiang Qiong and his companions, the pirates could no longer hold on and retreated one after another.

Their ship was shaking in the waves, like a seriously injured beast, making a low whine. Jiang Qiong raised the harpoon high, staring at the fleeing pirates with a sharp gaze, feeling secretly proud.

"Don't let them escape!" Nan Fengxue shouted from the side, with unwillingness in his voice.

Her fishing net danced in the air like a giant snake, trying to catch all the pirates in one fell swoop.

"Don't worry, we've already won!" Jiang Qiong smiled slightly, her heart filled with the joy of victory.

His eyes swept across the battlefield and the gradually calming sea. The pirates' ships left behind many lost spoils during their escape.

"Hurry, look what they left behind!" Lang Nana ran towards the pirates' ship excitedly, followed by Jiang Qiong and other companions.

The things that the pirates dropped in panic were scattered all over the ground, flashing an alluring light.

When Jiang Qiong got closer, she saw a pile of gold, silver and jewelry, sparkling with dazzling light.

The spiritual stone sparkled in the sun, and the patterns carved on the silver were so exquisite that they were a feast for the eyes.

There were also some pirates' weapons, whose sharp blades reflected cold light in the sun, as if warning of their ferocity.

"These... are all ours!" Nan Fengxue's voice was filled with surprise, and his eyes wandered over the spoils.

"We should take these back and give a share to everyone in the village." Jiang Qiong said firmly, feeling warm in her heart.

They were not only fighting for themselves, but also for the villagers who were suffering at the hands of the pirates.

At this moment, Jiang Qiong's eyes were attracted by a letter. It was a letter wet by the waves, the edges of the paper had turned yellow, and the handwriting was blurred.

He picked up the letter carefully, feeling a little uneasy.

"What is this?" Lang Nana walked over and saw the letter in Jiang Qiong's hand, a hint of curiosity flashed in her eyes.

"I don't know either." Jiang Qiong said softly, but she felt a little uneasy in her heart.

He opened the letter and the handwriting was vaguely legible, as if it was words written by a fisherman in despair.

"My dear family, perhaps I will never be able to return to you. The pirates' attack ruthlessly tore us apart. I tried my best to protect you, but I was powerless. Please forgive me. I hope you will be well and always remember my love for you..."

Jiang Qiong's heart sank suddenly. The despair and helplessness revealed in the letter made him feel suffocated.

He could imagine the pain and struggle that the fisherman felt when he wrote the letter, as if an invisible force pushed him towards the fisherman's home.

"Jiang Qiong, what's wrong with you?" Nan Fengxue asked with concern when she saw the change in Jiang Qiong's expression.

"This letter was left by a fisherman. He has already..." Jiang Qiong's voice choked and it was difficult for her to continue.

He took a deep breath and tried to calm himself. "I want to send this letter back to his family."

"You mean... he is dead?" Lang Nana's voice lowered, with a sympathetic light flashing in her eyes.

"Yes." Jiang Qiong nodded, with a wave of grief in his heart. He knew that this was not just a letter, but also a family tragedy.

He couldn't let the letter be forgotten, and the fisherman's sacrifice go in vain.

"We will accompany you and send the letter back together." Nan Fengxue said firmly, with courage flashing in his eyes.

"Thank you." Jiang Qiong smiled slightly and felt a little warm in her heart.

Their unity and friendship made him cherish it even more and strengthened his determination.

After they divided the spoils, Jiang Qiong took the letter and headed towards the fishermen's hometown with his companions.

Along the way, Jiang Qiong's heart was filled with a heavy burden, but he knew that he had to pass on this story so that more people would know the hardships and bravery of those fishermen who were fighting for survival.

When they finally arrived at the fisherman's home, the afterglow of the setting sun shone on the earth, casting a warm golden color.

Jiang Qiong took a deep breath, walked forward and knocked on the door gently.

The door slowly opened, and an old woman stood at the door with a look of sorrow on her face.

There was a glimmer of hope in her eyes, as if she was expecting something.

"Are you the family of this fisherman?" Jiang Qiong asked in a low voice, feeling uneasy.

"Yes...you are?" The woman's voice trembled a little, as if she understood something.

"We are his friends. We just beat back the pirates." Jiang Qiong said slowly, with a heavy heart. "I... I found a letter from him."

Jiang Qiong handed her the letter. The woman's hand trembled slightly, and the moment she took the letter, tears welled up in her eyes.

She gently opened the letter. Although the handwriting was blurry, she could feel the deep love and longing. "Thank you..." Her voice was low and choked, tears slid down her cheeks, as if she was expressing endless sadness and gratitude.

Jiang Qiong felt a pang of sadness in his heart. He knew that this letter was not just a fisherman's last words, but also a profound reflection on life.

Their victory was not only a counterattack against pirates, but also a commitment to those innocent lives.

"We will remember him forever." Jiang Qiong said firmly, her heart full of hope for the future.

Jiang Qiong and others stood silently at the fisherman's door, watching the old woman, tears still streaming down her cheeks.

Her back looked particularly lonely in the afterglow of the setting sun, as if carrying endless sadness and hope.

Jiang Qiong felt a pang of heartache.

"We should go now." Nan Fengxue said softly, breaking the silence. Her voice was filled with reluctance, yet also with determination.

"Yes, we still have a long way to go." Lang Nana nodded, with an uneasy gleam in her eyes.

Jiang Qiong took a deep breath, turned around and looked at the sea in the distance. The waves were still rising and falling, as if telling stories that had never been known to anyone.

Although their victory caused the pirates to retreat temporarily, unknown dangers still lurked in the depths of the ocean.

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Jiang Qiong knew in her heart that the responsibilities she shouldered were far more than that.

"Let's go, friends." Jiang Qiong smiled slightly, trying to make the atmosphere more relaxed.

They set off in the afterglow of the sunset and began their journey home.

Along the way, Jiang Qiong could not calm down at all, and the story of the fisherman could not be erased from his mind.

As night falls, the surrounding environment gradually becomes dim, and the moonlight shines through the clouds onto the earth, casting a hazy silver color.

Jiang Qiong and her companions were walking on a mountain path. They could hear the sound of wind and the murmuring of distant waves, as if accompanying their journey.

"Where should we rest tonight?" Lang Nana asked, with a tired gleam in her eyes.

"There seems to be a cave ahead. We can rest there for a while." Nan Fengxue pointed ahead with a glimmer of hope in his eyes.

"Good idea." Jiang Qiong nodded, secretly feeling fortunate that the cave could provide them with shelter and prevent them from sleeping in the open air in the cold wind.

They quickened their pace and finally found the cave in an overgrown area.

The entrance of the cave is hidden and surrounded by rocks, which seems to be a gift from nature.

Jiang Qiong walked into the cave and found that the space inside was spacious. There was a thin layer of moss on the rock wall and the air was filled with the fragrance of soil.

"It's nice here." Lang Nana said happily, shook off the dust on her body, sat on the ground and breathed a sigh of relief.

"We can make a fire here and roast some food." Nan Fengxue suggested, with a gleam in his eyes.

Jiang Qiong nodded and started picking up some dry branches at the entrance of the cave, preparing to make a fire.

Their stomachs were already empty, and after a whole day of fighting and running around, fatigue came over them like a tide.

After the fire was lit, the warm flames jumped in the cave, dispelling the surrounding coldness and bringing a sense of comfort.

"I'll go find some food." Jiang Qiong said.

"I'll go with you." Nan Fengxue stood up, with a determined light in his eyes.

"I'll go too!" Lang Nana immediately agreed, obviously not wanting to miss any opportunity for adventure.

The three of them walked out of the cave and followed the mountain path in search of edible plants and prey.

As the night deepened, the moonlight sprinkled on the earth, reflecting a silvery white world. Jiang Qiong's heart was filled with tranquility, as if all the fatigue and sadness were dispelled by the moonlight.

"Listen," Nan Fengxue suddenly stopped, pricked up his ears, and a look of nervousness appeared on his face.

Jiang Qiong and Lang Nana also stopped and listened carefully. They heard bursts of low sounds, as if some animal was active at night.

A sense of vigilance arose in their hearts.

"Let's be careful and try not to alarm them." Jiang Qiong said in a low voice, secretly alert in his heart.

They continued walking and finally found a few little rabbits in a bush, leisurely grazing on the grass.

Jiang Qiong approached quickly and steadily, ready to capture

Just as he was about to attack, the rabbit suddenly sensed the danger and quickly ran away.

"Chase it!" Lang Nana shouted, and the three of them immediately separated and tried to surround the rabbit.

After a chase, Jiang Qiong finally caught a rabbit by a stream and couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

They excitedly brought the prey back to the cave, made a fire and started roasting it.

As the night deepened, the sound of the wind outside the cave gradually died down, leaving only the flames gently dancing and making crackling sounds.

Jiang Qiong, Nan Fengxue and Lang Nana sat around the fire, sharing their stories and dreams, their hearts filled with hope for the future.

As the night deepened, the light of the fire flickered in the cave, illuminating the faces of the three people, as if illuminating their thoughts one by one.

Jiang Qiong, Nan Fengxue and Lang Nana sat around the fire, holding freshly roasted rabbit meat in their hands. The aroma was so delicious that it made them salivate.

"It's so delicious!" Lang Nana took a bite excitedly, her mouth corners stained with grease and her face full of happiness.

Her voice echoed in the cave with a hint of warm joy.

"Come on, everyone come and try it!" Nan Fengxue tore the rabbit meat into small pieces and distributed them to everyone with a bright smile on his face.

There was a gleam of satisfaction in her eyes, as if the tranquility and warmth of this moment were enough to offset the previous fatigue and danger.

Jiang Qiong couldn't help swallowing his saliva. He picked up a piece of meat and took a bite. The fresh gravy instantly burst in his mouth. The rich taste made him feel extremely satisfied.

A smile appeared on his face, and he was secretly glad in his heart that after a whole day of running around and fighting, they could finally enjoy a moment of peace in this cave.

"We are so lucky to find food and shelter on a night like this." Jiang Qiong sighed, with a hint of anticipation for the future in her eyes.

"Yes, the moonlight tonight is also very beautiful." Nan Fengxue looked up at the cave entrance. Through the cracks in the rocks, the moonlight fell on her face, as if covering her with a layer of silver glow.

"We must have a good rest, as we still have to continue on our journey tomorrow." Lang Nana said, yawning, her eyes full of fatigue.

"Yes, just sleep peacefully tonight." Jiang Qiong nodded, and her heart gradually calmed down.

They sat around the fire, enjoying the rare warmth, sharing their stories and dreams with each other, their hearts filled with hope for the future. (End of this chapter)