451 Everything Was Transient 6 (1/2)

It then closed its shell, leaned beside Gu Xijiu and fell asleep. As for Lu Wu, since it was still a baby beast and was still felt sleepy rather easily, it slept even earlier than the big mussel.

Therefore, the important task was to keep vigil and to assign the tired and injured to the Wind Caller.

The Wind Caller was very reliable. It insisted to stay awake for the whole night. However, it was too tired and sleepy so its eyelids kept closing. While it was half asleep, it felt a cold wind and the chill in the wind.

The Wind Caller immediately jumped up and saw that there were two people opposite the river not too far away.

It was a man and a woman. Both of them were wearing the same robes. They were not walking but flew straight towards their direction!

Both of their hair was hanging down and covered their faces, therefore, it could not see their faces clearly.

The two men appeared silently and after they appeared, the air in the surroundings seemed to have suddenly thickened.

It was quite windy at the river bank but it was just a normal wind. However, after the appearance of the two men, the wind became much more chilled and the atmosphere turned gloomy.

Although the Wind Caller was a knowledgeable beast, it had been living in the fifth peak for a long time and had seen very little humans. In such a short time, it could not differentiate the difference between these two men and the other human that it had seen before.

In its eyes, humans had always been the enemy of the beast and humans had always cooperated with each other.

Therefore, its first reaction was that these two men had come to catch it but not to harm Gu Xijiu…

It turned around to look at Gu Xijiu. She was sleeping soundly so it did not want to wake her up but to only pay full attention to the two men.

It was not easy to cross the Bone Dissolving Stream. It even needed to put full effort before it could cross the river.

The reason why its owner was resting here was to let it restore back its energy so that it could cross the river the next day…