"This place is so humid and cold at night. Why didn't the body rot but dry?" Ding Yiyi said to herself.

The footsteps walking in front stopped, and Holly raised her head suddenly. Sure enough, above the two of them, there was also a dried corpse hanging on a palm tree.

There is still a bow-and-arrow-style stick stuck in the back of the mummy, and the mummy's chin has been completely removed, with a large spotted spider spinning a web on it.

"What do you want to do?" Ding Yiyi looked at Holly kicking her feet on the bark of the tree, holding both sides of the trunk with her hands, gritting her teeth and climbing up.

She watched him climb up to the mummy, squat in front of the narrow tree trunk, looking at something, and then continue climbing up.

Not long after, she climbed down neatly and jumped down suddenly when she was still halfway to the ground.

"Someone deliberately wants us to see these." He patted the dust on his hands, pointed to the tree trunk not far away, and then pointed back, "Not far ahead, there are still mummies hanging on the tree, but it's strange

What's interesting is that the mummies are not randomly distributed, but appear in a band shape."

As he spoke, he gestured with his hands for Ding Yiyi to see, "Someone will use mummies to lead the way."

"What do they want to do?" Ding Yiyi felt a chill in her body.

Dongqing put on her backpack, picked up a wooden stick as thick as her wrist from the dead leaves, and handed the hunting knife to Ding Yiyi, "Any existence must have a reason for its existence, since these mummies want to tell people who came to the island

People do something, so we just do it."

He walked forward with firm steps, looking up for traces of the mummy.

Ding Yiyi was about to take a step when the bad feeling of being spied on suddenly came back. She lowered her head to listen, then raised her head sharply to look in the direction of her sight.

A skinny body quickly hid among the trees. His movements were so light that there was no sound that would have been made by stepping on fallen leaves. Only the dog's teeth tied with a red rope around his ankles flashed by.

Is there someone here? Are they residents here? Did they kill those people? There was no way to answer her doubts. By the time she came to her senses, Dongqing had already walked a long distance away, and even the sound of footsteps was blurred.

She hurriedly caught up with her head. Although her sight had disappeared, she was sure that someone must be watching them.

A refreshing wind blew over, which was completely different from the sticky wind in the woods. With the refreshing feeling of the sea, she raised her head and stepped over a crooked-neck tree.

Holly stood in front of her. The wooden stick in his hand fell to the ground at some point, hindering the progress of a group of red ants. The ants lined up with their tentacles and shuttled through the wood, and continued to move forward majestically.

Walking.

Their destination was the huge pit in front of them and the countless bones piled up in the pit. These bones had been there for who knows how many years. Some of them did not have the integrity of human bones at all, and the hand bones and foot bones were scattered randomly.

With.

There was still a mixture of mud and water in the pit, and the bones on top seemed to be old. The shoes stuck to the skinny soles were the green cloth shoes that were popular when educated youths went to the countryside.

Just as the two of them were shocked by the scene before them, an arrow pierced the air and flew towards the back of Ding Yiyi's head.

Dongqing's eyesight was sharp, so she hugged Ding Yiyi and hid aside. The bow and arrow shot straight into the place where Ding Yiyi was standing.

It was not a bow and arrow, but a slender piece of wood, one end of which was sharpened. Soon, another piece of wood flew towards Ding Yiyi.
Chapter completed!