Amazing crossing: the princess who was hunted down

Chapter 413 Didn't You Always Want To Escape?Opportunity abounds now!

I don't know how long I walked, bypassing many winding rocks and trails,
When they approached the depths of the mountain, the two of them were so tired that they were out of breath.

I was out of breath, so I collapsed into the snow, panting for a while to rest.

Both of them were sweating profusely.

Qing Luo wiped the sweat from his temples, and said: "How long will it be?"

Yun Aotian pointed to a fast-flowing river not far from them, and said:

"did you see that?

There is a cliff beside the river, and the cave is halfway up the cliff..."

"What?" Qing Luo was taken aback, "Then how do we go up?"

A flash in Yun Aotian's eyes, "Of course it's flying up..."

sweat.

Qing Luo groaned, "The problem is, can you fly up,

I can't do it, is it possible that you want to leave me here? "

Yun Aotian pursed his lips slightly,
"Didn't you always want to escape? Now there are plenty of opportunities..."

Damn, when is this, does the old man still have the heart to joke?

Qing Luo rolled his eyes at him, "You pretend I don't want to?
The question is, if there are wolves in front and tigers in back, where should I go? "

Yun Aotian was displeased, and narrowed his beautiful eyes slightly,
"Tell me, who is the wolf and who is the tiger?"

Qing Luo was too lazy to argue with him,
"You are nothing, you are a dragon, okay?"

Yun Aotian has an arrogant attitude, "This king is the descendant of the dragon!"

"Yes Yes,"

Qing Luo felt that he had finally breathed enough and regained a little strength,
"Excuse me, Master Long, can you go?"

Yun Aotian glanced at her, got up and walked forward.

Bypassing a dense mass of towering trees and bushes,

A narrow path that can accommodate one person suddenly appears under the cliff,
Yun Aotian pointed to the path: "Did you see it?

From this trail, you can reach the cave halfway up the mountain..."

Qing Luo looked dumbfounded at the snow-covered winding path that looked like an intestine,

"How do you get up here?"

It is simply more difficult than ascending to the sky.

(End of this chapter)