Ancient natural disaster: The whole family went to escape together

At this time, snow began to fall sparsely in the sky.

Su Bujing was panting, leaning on the wooden cane, and hunched over slightly, "Let's take a rest while the light is out."

Su Buyi reached out to catch the snow, "Okay, it's snowing. Let's camp next to this silver tree and rest."

Su Bujing glanced at the shadow diagonally in front of him, thought about it in his mind, and then eagerly nodded in agreement.

After the two of them stood there and calmed down their breathing, they walked slowly behind the silver tree to hide from the snow.

This tree is not small, with a strong trunk. It is located just in the lee of the wind, making it a very suitable place for shelter from wind and snow.

The only fly in the ointment is that there is only one silver tree in front of you nearby, and there is no way to build a four-corner tent with the help of four silver trees like before.

Su Bujing and Su Buyi were not lost for too long.

Even if there are no conditions, we must create conditions. Su Bujing suddenly thought and broke off four long thick branches from the tree, tore off the leaves on them, separated them, and inserted them into the frozen soil on the left and right sides.

Then he took out the long dark gray cloth he had used before, tied the upper end to the top of a thick branch, pressed the lower section deeply into the soil, and covered it with stones to form a slope.

"Okay, although it doesn't block the wind very much, covering the snow won't be a problem." Su Buying got off Su Buyi's back, clapped his hands, and pulled Su Buyi to hide on the slope to hide from the snow.

"Here, brother, drink some water and warm yourself up." Su Bujing took out the hot Xingshen scented tea prepared in advance from the fairy mansion and handed it to Su Buyi.

Su Buyi didn't say much. After taking off his mask, he raised his head and drank it all in one gulp. "Sister, put some firewood out. We have to make a fire outside. It's too cold."

Su Bujing nodded while drinking water.

Then, the two of them worked together to build a big fire outside the sloping tent.

After doing this, Su Bujing and Su Buyi took out the cold stones from their arms and threw them into the fire. Then they took out five or six sweet potatoes and roasted them on the fire.

While waiting for the sweet potatoes to be roasted, Su Bujing and Su Bujing sat side by side in the sloping tent, holding a pottery bowl and sipping the hot water in the bowl, "Brother, when the light disappeared just now, I We saw a big snowball diagonally in front of us."

Su Buyi raised his head from the bowl in surprise, "Snowball? How big is it? On a flat surface or on a slope?"

Su Buyi asked anxiously. Without waiting for Su Buying's answer, he added, "Hey, let's go quickly and stay away from here. What if the snowball rolls down?"

Su Buying put down the pottery bowl, and quickly grabbed Su Buyi who was about to get up with both hands, and explained: "Don't worry, it's standing on the flat ground and won't roll down, otherwise I wouldn't rest assured to set up a tent here to rest. "

Su Buyi raised his head and looked far away, squinting his eyes in the direction Su Buying was pointing for a long time. Suddenly his eyes darkened, "When the silver tree shines again, don't rush on your way. I want to go over and see what's going on."

Su Bujing noticed the deepness in Su Buyi's tone and shook his arm, "Brother, what did you see? Is there anything wrong?"

Su Buyi allowed Su Buying to shake his arms, and he paused thoughtfully before coming back to his senses, "It's nothing, it's dark here, what can I see? I'll know when I go over there..."

Su Bujing looked at Su Buyi with slightly doubtful eyes.

The eldest brother looked uneasy, obviously hiding something from her.

Su Bujing wanted to open her mouth to ask, but her elder brother clearly didn't want to say anything, so she had to swallow her words and pick up the pottery bowl on the ground to drink water.

She understood the principle of not doing to others what you don't want others to do to you. She also hid something from her elder brother, but he never forced her to tell him.

Every secret has a reason not to be told, and she will wait until her elder brother is willing to tell her.

"Hiss..." Su Bujing gritted her teeth and took in a breath of cold air. She shrank her neck with a distorted expression. Feeling Su Buyi's worried gaze, she hurriedly replied: "It's okay, it's just that the water is cold, Bingya." ." Su Buyi chuckled and took the pottery bowl from Su Buying's hand, "Don't drink it if it's cold. Be careful of cooling your stomach, which will cause unbearable stomach pain."

"In this weather, you have to eat everything while it's hot, otherwise it will get cold after a while."

Su Bujing nodded as he was told, adhering to the principle of not wasting water, he put the pottery bowl into the fairy mansion, then curled his hands into his sleeves, leaned his head on Su Buyi's shoulder and looked at the snow quietly.

To be honest, if she ignored their current situation, she would quite enjoy it. Even if she temporarily lost her status as a monk, she would still be able to live well.

Su Buyi took two hot stones from the fire, wrapped them up and stuffed one into Su Bujing's hand, "When you're tired, just squint for a while and put your feet next to the fire to warm yourself."

Su Bujing hugged the warm stone tightly, hummed angrily, and moved his little feet obediently.

The snow kept falling, but fortunately it had no tendency to get heavier. When the silver tree emitted white light again, Su Buyi saw a shadow standing on the snow not far away.

Su Bujing said it was a snowball, which was actually not accurate because its shape was an upright irregular oval.

He looked at her intently for a long time, then quickly woke up the sleepy Su Bujing. The two of them wrapped their cloaks tightly and braved the snow.

No matter how anxious they were, they did not run, but walked slowly step by step.

"Brother, it looks like an enlarged silkworm cocoon." Su Buying curiously poked a small hole with a branch.

Su Buyi grabbed the branch and frowned: "Don't poke it, there might be something inside."

thing?

Su Buyi tilted his head in surprise and confusion, and saw Su Buyi holding the wind sword at her waist and gently scraping the snow from the "snow ball".

The black snow he blew off was like a piece of iron, falling solidly to the ground.

Su Bujing wanted to step forward to help, but was stopped by Su Buyi, "Just stay away and I'll come."

Su Bujing glanced at Su Buyi's expression, then moved behind Su Buyi, his eyes staring at Su Buyi's movements for an instant.

Su Buyi started to remove the snow from the head of Heixue's "cocoon". The "cocoon" was peeled off little by little, gradually revealing its inner appearance.

With the white light bursting from behind, Su Bujing stood on tiptoes, and with sharp eyes saw a group of dark filaments, messy like a bird's nest.

"Are they the bugs in the dead forest? Are these the eggs in their stomachs?" Su Bujing looked at the thin black thread showing a corner, and suddenly remembered the eggs he found when he cut open the bug's body.

Su Buyi's expression suddenly turned pale. He said nothing and kept removing the snow with his hands. "Sister, these are not insect eggs, but hair."

When Su Buying heard this, he suddenly looked up.

If the black line is hair, then isn't this a human head? Is there someone actually buried in the snow?

Looking carefully, this "cocoon" snow ball is taller than Su Buyi, and the exposed black line is in the upper part of the snow ball.

If Su Buyi's words were true, judging from the human figure, there should be a standing adult inside.

Su Buyi thought of this, took out the dagger from his ankle, and helped Su Buyi clear the snow.

Su Buyi didn't stop him now, and the two of them dug through the snow in silence.