The night is a bit cold.

During the day, blood rain fell, sand city was destroyed, and although the Red Lotus Hunting Group escaped because it was under the ground, it was still shocked by the rain that penetrated from the ground. When Ulu came back from the lobby, Renee was leading everyone to sort out the tents eroded by the rain.

After Renee, Mulin and others saw Ulu come back safely, they showed a look of concern on their faces, which made Ulu feel warm, and the double fatigue in their bodies and minds also dissipated a little.

"This is probably the cause of the matter. I wonder if we will continue to flow through this muddy water?" Ulu roughly explained the cause of the matter according to his own understanding, and of course some taboo things were also concealed.

When he said that the arrival of the blood rain was caused by the fall of a god, he clearly felt that Mulin looked at him with something wrong. Ulu thought in his heart, knowing that something had to be confessed to her.

"According to what you said, even if we were indeed taken advantage of by the St. Slan Chamber of Commerce, since this matter has been exposed, it is unlikely to happen again. Moreover, with the reputation of the St. Slan Chamber of Commerce, we will receive a commission. The most important thing is that the path we are going does not conflict with them. The Red Dragon City is located at the junction of the Southern Desert and Zhongding Shenzhou, which is actually very suitable for the survival of a hunting group like us. We have decided to move there." Renee said. These things that determine the whereabouts of the hunting group have always been decided by her. Mulin, Mona, Jasmine, and Meli are not particularly opinionated people.

Ulu nodded, without any objection. Although he did not explain to Renee and others that he was going to study at Yale Theological Seminary, he said that he would separate from the Red Lotus Hunting Group within the territory of the Holy Seal Empire, and the Red Dragon City was also a must-pass place for him to visit.

After a simple dinner, everyone returned to their tents separately. Sleep is always the best medicine to cure fatigue.

Ulu checked his body in the tent. After finding that the demonic cord had grown unknowingly, he could only sigh helplessly, and then checked his luggage. In the middle of the night, he handed his luggage to Gulu for care, and he quietly walked out of the tent.

After slightly distinguishing the direction, Ulu found a faint light from the tent he was going to, as if the owner of the tent had not yet fallen asleep.

After pulling the simple doorbell hanging outside the tent, Ulu opened the curtain and crawled into the tent. He could still remain calm in front of the former envoy Trov, but now he became surprisingly nervous, to be precise, guilty.

He handed his luggage to Gulu for care, and he kept the idea of ​​leaving if it was wrong.

In the tent, Mulin sat upright on the sheets. She was not surprised to see Ulu coming in at all. She seemed to have expected it and had been waiting for a long time.

"I'm waiting for your explanation." Mulin looked up at Ulu's eyes and said softly, the faint light shining on her face, making the edges more distinct and serious that she couldn't see normally.

When Ulu saw Mulin like this, he felt relieved. He sat down next to the sheet, and Mulin discovered the identity of the devil. This matter always needs to be resolved. Even if Mulin keeps the secret and doesn't tell it, he should indeed give an explanation. It's like giving you a step, and you have to go down by yourself.

"You also see that I have magic weapons on my body. I am indeed a demon disciple, and I am also a demon guard who is the same as the gods' followers." Ulu said, "But I did not voluntarily become a demon disciple. And this time I went to the Holy Seal Empire to find a way to purify the demon nature."

Mulin nodded, "I thought of what you said. You saved my life and I will not reveal your secret. Even if it is the elder sister and the others, as long as they don't ask, I will not say much."

Unexpectedly, it was guaranteed so simple. Ulu breathed a sigh of relief and was a little surprised: "You just trust me so?"

Mulin slightly adjusted her sitting posture and whispered: "Do you know we are experimental subjects that have undergone human transformation, and don't you look down on us?"

Ulu calmed down and took out the silver ring from his arms, and asked with a little hesitation: "This ring..."

Before he finished speaking, Mulin said, "That ring was created by the five sisters when the hunting group was just on track. According to each person's identity, the ring was created with different patterns. My ring was a scorpion."

Ulu asked, "Does everyone have one? Isn't that saying it's important to you?"

Mulin nodded slightly and responded in a soft tone: "Yes, it's very important."

The atmosphere in the tent became charming inexplicably. Ulu couldn't afford to eat and asked quickly: "Since it's very important, why should I give it to me..."

"It's because it's very important, so I give it to you." Mulin shook her head, "Since I've given it to you, I won't take it back. What you want to deal with is your business, so don't ask me again."

Ulu was stunned, holding the ring in her hand, and had nothing to say for a moment.

But Mulin spoke again: "It's late at night, I'm ready to go to bed."

Since the other party issued an order to expel guests, Ulu had to stand up and walk out. Mulin admitted that she would keep the secret, which was the best result for him. As for the ring, he knew that he would not go back yet.

"Wait, take this away."

When Ulu was about to walk to the curtain, Mulin suddenly called him.

Ulu turned around and saw a neatly folded set of clothes placed there where Mulin pointed his slender hands.

"That's it?"

"It was the men's clothing I asked for from the sisters in the group. Although I have been worn once or twice, it is still much better than the blood-filled priest robe on you."

When Ulu walked out of the tent with his clothes in his arms, his expression was a little dazed. If the ring he received was too abrupt and not real enough, then the clothes were filled with real warmth, which made him a little at a loss.

He looked back at the tent unconsciously, and just saw the moment the lights in the tent went out. However, although the lights were gone, the voices and appearance of the people in it left an indelible mark in his mind.

Mulin turned off the light, got into the bed, then pulled the bedding to the top of her head, and covered her face tightly. The calm she pretended to be in front of Ulu had long disappeared. She was not the kind of extroverted woman.

In the adjacent tent, someone looked at Uru entering and leaving Mulin's tent, thinking.
Chapter completed!