"Girl, do you know you've disturbed someone?"

"Who is it?" Ying'er sensed the danger and immediately turned around and left the edge of the mountain to prevent someone from pushing her off the top of the mountain.

In the dark night, a gray figure emerged. The bright colors collided, and Ying'er caught it at a glance.

"Did you know that making loud noises on the mountain at night will attract mountain monsters?"

Ying'er chuckled and replied: "Looking at my uncle's figure, he must have lived for thirty or forty years, right? Why do you believe these nonsense?"

"Believe it or not, it's up to you. Little girl, be careful when going up the mountain alone." After the man finished speaking, he turned around and no longer looked at Ying'er.

My mother told Ying'er many beautiful fairy tales when she was a child. She also told Ying'er that all the encounters in the world are due to the fate accumulated in the previous life, and those who are destined can only meet them.

Since Ying'er travels to get to know and understand the world, why not start talking about people?

Ying'er's eyesight was very good, and she could see the lonely look on the man's face just now. Although he spoke lightly and uninhibitedly, she still couldn't hide the loneliness in her heart.

Taking a step forward to catch up with the man, Ying'er's voice sounded very nice.

"I'm telling you, uncle, what you said just now scares me. Why don't we go up the road and down the mountain together?"

The man stopped and Ying'er almost bumped into his thick back.

"I have no plans to go down the mountain. I will stay halfway up the mountain for the night. If the girl is really scared, follow me down to the halfway up the mountain and then go down by yourself."

Ying'er rolled her eyes, curiosity and interest flashed in her beautiful eyes, and asked: "Then can I stay half way up the mountain with you?"

"The mountain is not down there. It's up to you how you like it." The man took a step forward and greeted Ying'er lukewarmly.

Ying'er curled her lips and followed her uncle, thinking that she wasn't trying to climb up to him, but to experience the life on the mountain.

The eldest brother followed Grandpa Wu Jue into the mountains since he was a child, and even brought two big white tigers to guard the mountains. To be honest, Ying'er envied the pastoral life, living in nature and being able to enjoy the scenery that others didn't care about.

Along the way, Ying'er rarely spoke, and the man never took the initiative to say a word.

Finally, the uncle said, "We're halfway up the mountain. If you want to go down the mountain, just go."

"I'm not leaving. I'm afraid a snake will bite me, so I'd better give up." Ying'er had made up her mind to stay in the mountains and would not change it easily.

"With the girl's martial arts skills, it only takes a cup of tea to fly down the mountain."

After the man's voice fell, he jumped onto the branch and lay sideways on the tree.

"I ran away from home to seek a different life. I have never stayed overnight in the mountains. I wanted to experience it." Ying'er followed suit and flew up to the branch. With her body, she could face it head-on.

Lying on a branch.

"Run away from home? Do you have parents or no parents?" Perhaps it was because Yinger mentioned the word 'home' that the uncle thought about some memories of 'home'.

Ying'er laughed softly, "I have parents. Not only do I have two invincible parents, I also have two brothers who love me and dote on me."

"Then you ran away from home. What a fool." He didn't want to say anything at first, but he actually scolded Ying'er.

Ying'er didn't feel very good when she thought that after she left, her family and friends who loved her would be worried.

After being scolded by the strange uncle, Ying'er felt a little guilty.

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Chapter completed!