The Phantom smiled and said, "I don't know how many years the life on this Lingshan Mountain has lived. Don't look at this little fox being inconspicuous, but maybe it has lived for hundreds of years. Do you think it can't be spiritual?"

"What? It's been hundreds of years!" Li Junda was shocked. Isn't this a fairy? How is this possible? The life of an ordinary fox is only 8 to 10 years. The longest life he knows is a kind of red fox. It can live for fourteen or five years. This is the limit. But if you can live for hundreds of years, isn't it a spirit?

Looking at Li Junda's surprised expression, the Phantom burst into laughter and explained: "You don't know what this is. The reason why Lingshan is called Lingshan is because there are many rare herbs on it. In the past, this place was one of the herbs produced, but later, strange things gradually happened on Lingshan, and people kept dying, and then no one dared to go up the mountain to collect herbs."

"But this provides an excellent environment for the animals on the mountain. They can live freely on the mountain without the threat of humans. Moreover, their food will also contain some precious herbs. Even smart animals go back to steal the magic medicine of ice and fire grass." The Phantom continued to explain.

Li Junda nodded and said, "In other words, this red fox became so long and could it be humane after taking strange medicines such as ice and fire grass?"

The Phantom nodded.

This made Li Junda even more curious about this strange medicine. If animals can prolong their lifespan, wouldn’t people have to live forever? Thinking that this is a big business opportunity. If it can be mass-produced, then wouldn’t people have to buy it with a scalp?

But after thinking about it, it seemed a bit bad. If it was really like that, wouldn’t it be all people on the earth? Then it would be more than a huge population explosion at that time.

Looking at Li Junda's entangled expression, Phantom asked with confusion: "What are you thinking?"

"Ah! It's nothing..." Although he said this, Li Junda was still concerned about this matter. If he came up this time, he would lose money. Besides, he was risking his life. If he picked up less, it would be a waste of effort.

In this way, the red fox led the way in front, and the two followed one after another.

The higher you go

The thicker the snow, the snow gradually reached its knees, and it became more difficult for people to walk, but on the other hand, the little fox in front was like walking on flat ground.

The main reason is that it is light in weight and there is no obstacle in the snow. Moreover, it also looks back at the two of them while walking. From time to time, it can jump on the snow for a few times, and then plunge into the snow. When it comes out, there will be a mouse in its mouth.

Seeing it so cheerful, Li Junda felt a little distressed. In the past, he mostly performed tasks in tropical and subtropical areas, and he rarely encountered such tasks as going up the snow mountain, so gradually he felt that his physical energy was decreasing rapidly, and his legs began to become soft and weak.

The Phantom was fine. She kept walking step by step in front, which provided considerable help to Li Junda who was following behind. At least it would be much easier to walk on her footprints.

When it was almost noon, the weather around began to change gradually. The originally dim sky was covered with dark clouds at this moment, and the air around it seemed to be frozen. The little red fox was stunned in front of the sky for a while, then turned around and ran back to the two of them, jumping and jumping beside them, making a squeaking sound, as if he wanted to say something.

"What's wrong with it?" Li Junda looked at the little fox in confusion and asked.

Phantom looked at Tian and said anxiously: "It is warning us. The weather may change later. We must find a place to hide as soon as possible."

The Phantom said and began to look around, but the surroundings were covered with white and there was nowhere to be found. The places where there were caves or gullies had been filled with thick snow and had nowhere to hide. Now Li Junda finally knew why it was so difficult to climb the Snow Mountain. This weather was the biggest influencing factor.

Take the world's highest peak as an example. How many people want to conquer it every year, but there are very few people who reach the top. Why? It's not because of the weather on the mountain. The weather on the mountain is turbulent and unpredictable. It was difficult to speculate based on meteorological changes before, so many people think that catching a blizzard or a cold current will be forced to retreat, and some people even throw their lives on the mountain.

However, with the development of science and technology in recent years, the precise grasp of meteorology has minimized these influencing factors.

The magic of nature is that its unpredictable changes make people yearn for it.

Those who are near the peak face choices. Many people will take risks, but such a price is often life, but Li Junda does not think that human life is the most precious. As long as you keep your life, you will still have a chance to do anything in the future. However, once you lose your life, it will be a regret for the rest of your life.

So now he is eager to find a place to hide, at least to save his life. As for ice and fire grass, he doesn't have that strong desire to look for it now.

"What should I do? There is no place to go?" Li Junda shouted loudly. At this moment, the wind had already risen. The strong wind quickly blew away his voice, mixed with snowflakes drifting hundreds of meters away.

Although the Phantom was anxious, she still maintained her rationality. She seemed to be very familiar with this situation, so she still had the ability to distinguish situations when she was nervous.

As the sky became darker and darker, the snowflakes in the sky became denser and denser, the wind became more and more thrilling, the Phantom's expression gradually became helpless.

At this moment, the little red fox suddenly stopped jumping. It ran to the two of them, squeaked twice, then looked to the left, then turned around and ran to the snowy depression on the left.

"Come on!" The Phantom turned around and shouted at Li Junda, then ran towards the little red fox. Li Junda didn't hear clearly what the Phantom was calling, and instinct made him run to the left.

The little red fox ran for another 40 or 50 meters away, then jumped, and his head drilled into the snow, and then disappeared, leaving only a small hole as thick as an arm on the ground.

The Phantom looked at it, and then jumped, and disappeared into the snow. Only a large snow cave was left in front of him. Seeing that the Phantom had gone down, Li Junda didn't think about it and wanted to jump, but a gust of wind from somewhere came directly wrapped around him and fell in front of him.

He couldn't control his body at this moment and rolled and jumped in the snow cave. Fortunately, there were no stones around him, all of them were snow, but the snow was frozen as hard as a rock. It really hurts when installed.

Even so, Li Junda didn't know how many rounds he had rolled, and then after a dull sound, he fell heavily to the ground.
Chapter completed!