Transmigrated into the original heroine of the period novel who was cannon fodder

Although Gu Si and Pei Yanning were worried, they also had some confidence.

They had seen Lingxi going up and down the cave before.

The cave was on the mountain wall, and the only way to get in and out was by hanging soft ladders or vines. Lingxi would use the soft ladder when going up, but when going down the cave, she would usually slide down directly by holding on to the vines, which only turned two or three meters into dozens of meters...

This is probably possible, right?
But no matter whether it was possible or not, Lingxi said she would do it herself, so they let her do it herself.

Even if there was a mistake, it would be easy for the two of them to deal with it.

However, they thought of many possibilities, but they didn't expect Lingxi to be so agile and not afraid at all. Her face was a little red, but she was excited.

Pei Yanning felt helpless.

He took her hand and looked at it.

Lingxi was wearing the gloves that Gu Si had found from somewhere, and her white and tender hands were still white and tender, without even a hint of redness.

The gloves were very good. Even after all the friction, they didn't get worn out at all.

Pei Yanning raised his eyebrows slightly.

“This is really good stuff!”

Lingxi was happy.

"My fourth brother kept it on the second floor of the aircraft. I thought it looked nice, but I didn't expect it to be so useful.

Fourth brother said that the silk thread used to weave these gloves was from the weapon catalog hundreds of years ago, so it must be very useful!"

It is possible to catch a knife with bare hands.

and--

“My fourth brother found the materials and wove this himself.

This pair of shoes didn’t have enough material left, and the size was wrong when they were knitted, so they fit me perfectly.”

She fished out a larger one.

"Do you want it? Fourth brother has a lot, it's not stuffy to carry around, I think it feels good."

Pei Yanning: “…”

Fine!

Pei Yanning took it and put it on his hand. While he was talking, Lao Hei also got down from it.

Next up is Gu Si.

Lao Hei was still swinging down, while Gu Si was basically in free fall, except that he borrowed some force from the wall at the last moment, and then jumped down directly, very lightly.

As for the rope, he didn't even touch it twice.

Lao Hei: "..."

Although Lao Hei was somewhat shocked by the way Gu Si appeared, he had not yet recovered from the sight of Ling Xi pulling the rope down so lightly.

Then I thought again.

Lingxi was brought up by Uncle Pei. Pei Jin, Pei Yu and Pei Xuan who were brought up by Uncle Pei are all so capable. It doesn't make sense that Lingxi, who was raised by Uncle Pei, would be spoiled just for her good looks!

There doesn't seem to be anything surprising.

After all, no one has stipulated that Lingxi can only carry things on her shoulders or lift things with her hands.

Lao Hei thought he had figured it out.

I called him a pervert in my heart, and I had no idea what he wanted to do by training everyone in my family to such abilities.

Pei Jin was calm.

He had not met his uncle many times, but his uncle had always been strict with his sister. Pei Jin still remembered that when Lingxi returned to the village, she was a little girl of seven or eight years old, with a pale face, but her skills were not bad.

It might be a bit embarrassing to say it at that time, but the three brothers were sometimes afraid that if one of them wasn't paying attention they wouldn't be able to catch her and she would slip away.

Later, they felt that their sisters were better than them, so they trained very hard.

Therefore, I was not too surprised that Lingxi could use such a trick.

General Gu Si glanced at Lingxi and knew that he was fine, so Pei Yanning asked Lao Hei, "Where are you going?" Lao Hei pointed in the direction where Hua Jieye had gone.

Without saying much, at this time outside, who knows if there is a pair of ears on the other side of the wall.

They understood what he meant. Pei Yanning looked at Gu Si, who nodded. He exclaimed in his heart, "Shit!" The mark left by Uncle Pei was also in that direction.

Walking along that side, we didn't know where Lao Hei went after entering. A group of people walked inside in a confused manner. Gu Si vaguely led them to follow the marks left by Uncle Pei.

With so many twists and turns, even people with a good sense of direction will be confused.

That’s not all—

From time to time, there are some cursing voices coming from far and near. You just listen to the voices and feel that there are people everywhere. You even feel that the person may be separated from you by just a wall, but at such a close distance, you have never met him/her.

Lingxi was fine. She didn't even look at the road. Gu Si was holding her hand, so she didn't care where she was going. Gu Si, Pei Jin, and Pei Yaning all knew what was going on. They followed Gu Si's pace. Gu Si had remembered the mark left by Uncle Pei.

But Lao Hei can't do that.

As they walked around, they could occasionally hear footsteps coming from the adjacent corridor, or the sound of people knocking on the wall and shouting. Lao Hei was so annoyed that he almost cursed.

Fortunately, Gu Si and Pei Yaning both have mental strength, so the journey might seem confusing at the beginning, but in the second half, especially when they are about to go out, it becomes clear at a glance which is the exit.

When he reached the final exit and looked at the bright light coming in from outside, Lao Hei almost jumped up with excitement.

"Hurry up, hurry up, we're finally at the end. If we don't find him, I'm almost going to blow this place up."

"Shut up!"

Are you still worried that people can't hear your voice?
When there are so many people around, the best way to get in quietly is to be low-key and not make any sound.

Lao Hei chuckled, finally lowering his voice, and glanced at the watch on his wrist, "I calculated the time, we have been wandering around in here for more than fifty minutes.

Speaking of...

If we turn back, can we find the way back?"

Lao Hei thought he had great professional qualities. He remembered where he went at first, and he left some marks on the wall. But he was not the only one who left marks on the wall. Lao Hei was not sure what would be left on the wall at that time.

Pei Yanning thought about it carefully and said, "I can remember it roughly.

It's okay, there's light ahead, so there's nothing to be afraid of if there's light."

Lao Hei agreed and thought that the light meant it should be connected to the outside.

But weren't they wandering around underground? How did they get through the maze and appear outside?

Could it be that the original maze was located halfway up the mountain, and this winding exit leads to the foot of the mountain on the other side?

He also seemed to hear the sound of water.

It's not impossible to think so.

Lao Hei was thinking in a mess, but Pei Yaning and Gu Si's mental power had already reached out and saw the lake and green grass outside.

Gu Si was surprised and subconsciously looked at Lingxi. Lingxi didn't understand what was going on until she came out of the maze and saw the scene outside. Then Lingxi was shocked.

She looked up at the top of her head.

In places covered by rocks, sunlight shines through the gaps.

If the visibility is good, you may be able to see the scratches left by the aircraft above.

It’s actually here!
Looking at the stone walls all around, and then looking at the stone wall on one side where there are a lot of rocks rolling around, anyone with a slightly active brain can guess where this place is.

Lao Hei was surprised, "I never thought there was such a big place in here."

Who said no!
Even Pei Yanning, who considered himself knowledgeable, was shocked by the scene.

No matter how he looked, he didn't see any signs of human excavation. Could nature really have formed such a place naturally?

Pei Yanning didn't quite believe it.

But this is not important. What is important is where Uncle Pei is.

Seeing Pei Yanning's inquiring gaze, Gu Si turned his gaze towards the lake. (End of this chapter)