While moving in the direction pointed out by the refugees, they did not stop children like Lulunaka and Zhen Dina from "doing such a reckless thing."
They did not belong to the group of refugees and did not have the ability to decide their choices.
Moreover, they no longer had the energy to care about others. For most people, compassion could only be revealed when they still had the energy to do so. This was not a problem. It was just a rule that most people would follow in life.
No one had the ability to care or care about why two seemingly young children would appear in such a desolate and dangerous place, relying on each other as companions.
Gradually, Zhen Dina could no longer see the refugees. They had left them behind — or rather, they had left them behind.
Lulunaka's Fantastic Idea was now slowly moving forward.
"For ordinary travelers, when they hear such news, they will generally avoid such areas and take a detour. But there are also people like you who deliberately go there to join in the fun."
"There's nothing special about that."
Lurunaka laughed. "Do you know? Among the adventurers, there are some lone rangers who will take on this kind of scouting mission or take the initiative to go to these areas that are classified as dangerous to collect information to determine the situation in the area.
No matter how small the information is, it can be the last life-saving straw or fatal detail for others.
But the risk is quite high. If you are not careful, you will probably die without knowing where you are. You won't even be able to find someone to collect your corpse. "
"Yes. If people like you and I die in such a place, there will be no one to collect our corpses," said Zhen Dina.
Lulunaka laughed. "That's true. But if it really comes to that, I hope one of us can run faster. If we survive, maybe there will be a chance to collect the other's corpse in the future."
For Zhen Dina, this was not funny at all, but Lulunaka laughed happily.
This strange girl was still incomprehensible.
The only thing that could be confirmed was that if Lulunaka wanted to do something, Zhen Dina could not stop her.
She was just the real Dina. She did not have the ability to stop someone.
Lulunaka ordered the two old mules to continue moving forward. She took out the map and looked for their location. "Let me see … So we're already here.
In the area between the mountains and the plains, there were indeed many strange things that would emerge from the ground.
After all, there are tunnels and abandoned spaces everywhere underground. It's not surprising that there are life forms living underground. "
"What else could there be other than insects?" Dina asked.
"No matter what it is, it's just a demon to those pitiful people."
Lulunaka said, "Destroying their living space, taking their lives, and using their bodies as food … No matter how you look at it, you're a demon."
Dina didn't answer immediately. Instead, she was silent for a long time before saying in a very soft voice, "There are also humans who would do such a thing."
"That's because humans are also demons."
The smile on Lulunaka's face became even brighter. In Dina's eyes, Lulunaka with such a smile looked no different from a demon. "When people fall into a desperate situation, who will become a demon?
What a chilling reality. "
After that, Dina did not discuss this matter with Lulunaka again.
Dina suspected that her brain would become even stranger if she discussed such things. If she became someone like Lulunaka, it would definitely not be a good thing for her.
After walking for an entire day, finding a place to camp and rest at night, and walking for half a day, the two of them seemed to have arrived at the area mentioned by the refugees at noon.
Now, Dina could see the mountains that had become a barrier, blocking her vision and extending further into the sky.
Beneath her feet was still a solid plain, but if she continued forward, she would probably enter the mountains.
Lulunaka had said that after crossing these mountains, she would be able to see the sea on the other side. It would be a scenery that Dina had never seen before — waves, big ships, and horns …
These were not what Dina cared about now. She only cared about what was in front of her.
If she was not mistaken, the ruins in front of her should be where the refugees once lived.
It was a very small village, but it had everything that allowed people to survive here. Wells, fields, livestock … But these were all in the past.
The well was blocked by some strange and disgusting things. The crops in the fields no longer existed, and only the skeletons of the livestock were left.
It was not that Dina had never seen the scenery of a village after the destruction of a settlement, but she could not get used to it no matter what.
Everything in front of her looked more miserable than what she had experienced in the past. She deliberately did not look at things that would make one's spirit terrible …
Although Dina thought so, she had someone by her side who wouldn't change at all.
Lulunaka, who came down from the Wonderful, walked to the place where Dina deliberately avoided looking at the strange substance.
It was a house with its roof lifted. It used to be a place for humans to rest, but it had now become a ruin.
In this small ruin, there were some sticky things that could jump.
Dina watched Lulunaka walk in from afar and then heard her sigh. "So that's how it is. Not only is it food, but it's also a good place for hatching … That's the benefit of laying eggs."
Just listening to Lulunaka's words made Dina feel that her mental state was rapidly deteriorating, becoming worse and worse.
Following Lulunaka, she would learn something she had never come into contact with before. Knowledge did not bring joy, but a terrible mood after knowing the truth.
Just like now, Dina understood very well what Lulunaka was talking about, and it made her feel disgusted.
Lulunaka raised her head and looked at Dina. "Don't you want to come over and take a look?
Although it's disgusting, it's very ornamental. "
As she said this, Lulunaka raised her hand and let Dina see the green sticky liquid on her hand.
This made Dina feel like her throat was rolling, and she felt like vomiting.
"Aren't you worried that the liquid will be corrosive?"
"If it is corrosive, I'll scream in pain."
Lulunaka said, still playing with the sticky liquid between her hands. "Then the sound will stimulate the mother, who is resting somewhere, and then we'll suffer."
At this point, Lulunaka seemed to have thought of something. "But now, there's no need to worry. The mother has been awakened, and there's no need to worry anymore!"
Dina did not think this was a good thing at all.