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We began our search for a temporary refuge in the swamp. As I ventured deeper, hallucinations started to invade my consciousness. I saw my master's smile and heard the encouraging voices of my brothers, but when I reached out to touch them, everything dissolved into nothingness.
I gripped the long sword in my hand, its blade glinting coldly in the mist. Suddenly, a foul wind rushed at me, and instinctively, I swung my sword to block. A massive Poison Lizard leaped out of the fog, its eyes gleaming with a green light as it opened its gaping maw and lunged at me. The deeper the poison coursed through me, the slower my reactions became, and I could only watch helplessly as the lizard charged.
Fortunately, Yun Yi reacted immediately. With a sharp clang, he drew his sword and thrust it fiercely at the Poison Lizard. The fierce sword energy instantly tore through the creature, sending a spray of putrid blood flying. Yun Yi grabbed my arm and swiftly pulled me back several meters.
Still shaken, I watched from a distance as the lizard, roughly the size of a calf, let out a pained roar. My mind faltered for a moment; the intense poison surged within me, and waves of dizziness washed over me.
No, I can't fall here! I shouted in my mind, but my body was utterly exhausted. Ultimately, I could not withstand the onslaught of the toxic mist and fainted.
When I opened my eyes again, I found myself lying on a bed of hay. The first thing I saw was Yun Yi's worried gaze.
What happened to me? Where am I? As I tried to sit up, I realized that my body was too weak to support me.
"You've been unconscious for three days. That day you suddenly collapsed, so I brought you here to this tree hollow to recuperate," Yun Yi said softly, taking my hand and looking at me gently as the worry in his eyes gradually faded.
It turned out that after I fainted, Yun Yi had brought me to this tree hollow and had bravely pursued the Poison Lizard to find an antidote for me. By chance, he followed the lizard to discover the Mist Veil Flower. He soaked its petals in water to create a simple antidote and gave it to me.
Seeing his tattered clothes and wounds made it clear that this process was far from easy as he had described; he had faced unimaginable dangers along the way.
Unable to suppress my feelings any longer, I reached out and embraced Yun Yi. He was momentarily taken aback as we held each other tightly.
In that silent embrace lay the warmest support of our lives.
"Like the dewdrops glistening in the morning light—brief yet eternal."
Days later, we emerged from the Poison Fog Marsh and continued onward, getting closer to our goal.
Having endured so many trials together, our hearts were filled with an intense desire to find the Ice Heart Grass. Finally, after an extensive search in a valley bottom, we discovered it—the Qingxin Grass—the legendary spiritual herb grew right before us in a hidden spot.
Sunlight filtered through the treetops and illuminated a moss-covered stone wall where a herbaceous plant emanated a faint glow. Its leaves were lush and dripping with vitality while its stem shimmered with a crystalline sheen; it was indeed the Qingxin Grass we had longed for.
"Yun Yi, we found it!" My voice trembled with uncontainable excitement as I turned to him and saw his eyes sparkling with surprise.
However, just at that moment of joy, an unsettling feeling surged within me; the Azure Blood Sword began to emit ominous vibrations—danger was closing in on us. The Abyssal Valley had never been a tranquil place, and Mo Wuhen's pursuers could appear at any moment. We needed to act quickly but cautiously.
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