Luo Lie and Yan Tianxin took advantage of this powerful pulling force to rise up into the air, jumped into the air, and then fell down due to gravity.

Zhang Changgong and the other two cooperated tacitly. The three of them obviously considered this situation, so they did not exert force at the same time. Instead, Zhang Changgong dragged it first, Song Changjin quickly shortened the distance of the rope during the rope unloading force, and Wu Jie was responsible for the second traction.

The seemingly simple drag is a cooperation of wisdom and strength. The three of them must cooperate tacitly. Any error in any link may lead to Luo Lie and Yan Tianxin falling into the white sand.

Luo Lie and Yan Tianxin fell rapidly after jumping to the highest point. They were about to fall on the sand surface, Luo Lie's arm suddenly tensed, but his companions above successfully shortened the rope and then grabbed it together.

Luo Lie's soles had already stepped on the white sand, and at the critical moment, he was dragged away from danger again. He breathed a sigh of relief, and Yan Tianxin was as nervous as him.

Zhang Changgong's hearty laughter came from above, dragging his arms alternately, pulling the two of them upwards.

Song Changjin also showed a gratified smile on his face. He raised his head, but saw a long red dragon breaking through the sand and pounced towards Luo Lie and Yan Tianxin. Song Changjin exclaimed and looked closely and found that it was not a long dragon, but more than twenty monsters connected to each other and overlapped each other, so he mistook it as a long dragon.

Luo Lie pulled out a flying knife and shot at the monster in front. The knife aimed at the big mouth that opened above the monster's head. The blade roared into the monster's throat. The part of the monster's stabbed began to turn blue and brighter. Soon its entire head became blue and transparent, and it melted rapidly at a speed visible to the naked eye.

Luo Lie's sword worked, but the headless monster actually left the group and rushed towards them.

Seeing Luo Lie successfully shooting the monster, Zhang Changgong and Song Changjin breathed a sigh of relief at the same time, but unexpectedly, the headless monster still had the ability to attack. With years of hunting experience, Zhang Changgong believed that the monster should not be passive, nor was it because of inertia. This time it took the initiative to launch an attack. Zhang Changgong shouted angrily: "Hold it hard!"

Wu Jie and Song Changjin felt the power of pulling back increased instantly. Knowing that Zhang Changgong had loosened the rope, they used all their strength to hold the rope to avoid the waste of all their previous efforts due to Luo Lie and Yan Tianxin's pulling back. Zhang Changgong led his bow in his hand, bent his bow and arrow, aimed at the headless monster still in the air, and shot three arrows one after another.

The three arrows aimed at the monster's lost its exposed cavity, and the three feather arrows hit the target without exception. The monster was about to approach Luo Lie and Yan Tianxin, but the three arrows shot deep into the body destroyed its dying counterattack power. The monster's body fell straight down. Before falling to the ground, it waved its limbs randomly and actually grabbed the end of the rope that Luo Lie and Yan Tianxin were clinging to. It should not have intentionally but just pulled it with a desperate force. This pull made the rope in Wu Jie and Song Changjin's hands almost escape. Although the two tried their best to hold the rope, the rope could no longer bear the torture. The rope that was repeatedly rubbed at the edge of the broken bridge finally broke.

Wu Jie and Song Changjin felt that their hands suddenly became empty, and they immediately realized that something was wrong. It was too late to save them.

Zhang Changgong rushed towards the broken bridge and looked down. He saw the headless monster falling on the white sand first and smashing a big pit directly on the white sand. Luo Lie and Yan Tianxin fell from the hole one after another. Zhang Changgong was about to find another rope to rescue him, but at this time, the monsters were connected to each other and gathered again into a winding and hideous long dragon. With the power of echo, one after another jumped towards their foothold.

Song Changjin wailed, "Go back first, otherwise everyone will die here."

Zhang Changgong shot several feather arrows one after another, shooting the monsters that were flying in the air. He found that the skin of those monsters gradually changed from their original pink color to clear gray. As their skin color changed, the defense of these monsters was also rapidly increasing.

Wu Jie's ears were trembling slightly. He had calculated their situation from the movements around him. Song Changjin said, "You don't leave, I'll go..." When he turned around and wanted to escape, he heard a shocking sound of breaking behind him. The stump of the broken bridge where they stood actually broke again. The three of them had no time to escape to a safe place and rolled down the inclined surface. In panic, they only heard Wu Jie reminding, "That pit..."

Wu Jie wanted to remind them to jump into the pit where Luo Lie and Yan Tianxin fell, because there were trap mechanisms lurking everywhere in the white sand, and it was unsafe to land elsewhere, and only the pit below would have a glimmer of life.

In fact, this principle is not complicated. Even if there is a trap for the mechanism, the monster is the first to fall down. I believe that the mechanism will be triggered first, and the person who falls behind will be relatively safe.

Zhang Changgong was the first to fall from the pit. He looked up and saw the dark stump of the bridge falling like a mountain pressing down on it. Zhang Changgong secretly complained in his heart that he was dead this time. Even if he was not killed by the mechanism hidden in the white sand, he would be smashed into flesh paste by the stump of the bridge. Fortunately, this scene did not happen. After changing a few thoughts, Zhang Changgong fell on a piece of fine white sand. Because the buffering of the white sand did not cause fatal damage to his body. Even so, the blood in his chest churned. Looking up, his eyes were pitch black and he could not see a trace of light. The first thought he had was blindness.

I reached out to grab the flashlight, but I didn't know where it was lost.

Zhang Changgong took a while and the wound in his body was slightly relieved. He used the support of his arms to slowly pull out most of his body that had fallen into the white sand. At this time, a beam of light lit up in the distance, and it shook for a while, and the beam directly shone on Zhang Changgong's face.

Zhang Changgong narrowed his eyes and covered his forehead with his big hands, and shouted angrily, "Who is it?"

Song Changjin's ecstatic laughter sounded from the other end of the light. It turned out that he was fine. Song Changjin walked towards Zhang Changgong with a shallow kick. When he came to Zhang Changgong, Zhang Changgong still did not crawl out of the fine sand. Song Changjin provided a helping hand. It took a long time for the two to free their burly bodies. They lay down on the soft white sand like they were exhausted. Song Changjin was also very tired and sat beside Zhang Changgong and panted heavily.

"Where are the others?" Song Changjin asked.

Zhang Changgong sat up from the sand, and the glory that had survived the disaster suddenly became without a trace. He snatched Song Changjin's flashlight and turned on the beam to search everywhere. The light was obviously dimmed a lot, and there was not much remaining light in the flashlight.

Song Changjin reminded him: "There is not much electricity."

Zhang Changgong nodded. He found his longbow and arrow pouch nearby. He held the bow in his hand and immediately added a lot of confidence in his heart.

Song Changjin said: "We should have all fallen into this cave. Logically speaking, we won't be too far apart, so we can look around."

Zhang Changgong nodded, Song Changjin said it well, could it be that others fell directly into the depths of the white sand and were buried by the white sand? Or maybe they accidentally touched the mechanism when they fell down... Zhang Changgong dared not continue thinking, he believed that the people of Qigong had their own appearance and that their friends would not be in trouble.

The two of them did not dare to act alone, and tacitly chose to take care of each other. Song Changjin found a Feng Shui compass from somewhere. While the flashlight was still shining, he observed the location. If he didn't look at it, he was frightened. He saw that the compass in his palm rotated rapidly like a windmill.

Although Zhang Changgong did not understand Feng Shui techniques, he also knew that the compass was rotating so quickly that it would be abnormal, and he whispered to ask why this situation was caused.

Song Changjin held the compass with his right hand, calculated with his left hand, and sighed: "It's bad, it's a sign of great danger."

Zhang Changgong said disdainfully: "You also need to say that we have all fallen to this point, as long as we have eyes, you can see it." He pointed to the compass and said: "I'm asking you why this thing turns like a gyro?"

Song Changjin said: "It should be attracted by the magnetism."

Zhang Changgong said: "Magnetic force?"

Song Changjin sighed and said, "I have said I will not let you come in rashly, and I don't listen to my advice. I'm afraid it's too late to regret it now."

Zhang Changgong said: "Things may not be as pessimistic as you imagined. Tiewa and the others are still outside. They find that we have not returned for a long time and will definitely come to search for it. We are still likely to get out of trouble." As soon as he finished speaking, the ground vibrated again, and the vibration came from above. The strong vibration made the two fall on the white sand one after another.

Song Changjin smiled bitterly and said, "I'm afraid the upper part has collapsed, and the entrance is probably closed."

Zhang Changgong stopped talking. Judging from all the signs, Song Changjin said it all. In fact, the collapse of the entrance is not a bad thing. At least it can seal those monsters inside. If the monsters are allowed to escape from the bone cave, or Tiewa Arnold and others come to search for it, there will be heavy casualties and injuries.

Song Changjin calculated this time. The collapse of the bridge implicated the Black Stone corridor. Now the corridor has been closed, and it is no longer possible to return the original route. Tiewa, who has been in charge of watching the wind outside the bone cave, was also worried about the vibration from the inside. After he reported the news, Arnold and him entered the bone cave to see the situation.

The two of them didn't go for too long. They soon returned to everyone and told others what they saw. They entered the Black Stone corridor and found that the corridor had collapsed halfway through, so they could not continue to go deeper and could only choose to return.
Chapter completed!