1054: C1054 He Came out

C1054 He Came out

After Chu Yun entered the cave, he followed the method he used to save Zhou Zhuo and walked forward. Sure enough, he reached the third fork in the road.

However, the following road was different from what he had imagined. He followed the previous method and walked forward. However, after he entered, he found that he had never found a waterproof cave again.

He did not know if it was Chu Yun's illusion or not, but he kept feeling that he had been circling around the cave. He had changed several routes, but he still did not walk out. He even walked to the fork where he found Zhou Zhuo.

Chu Yun turned around and walked back. He changed his route and kept walking down. Suddenly, he found that he had entered a dead end. He had no choice but to retreat.

However, the path that followed was like a ghost striking a wall. He could not find the direction no matter how hard he tried. At this moment, Chu Yun had no idea what to do.

Chu Yun, who came out of the cave, could not help sighing deeply. He muttered to himself, "What should we do next?"

Chu Yun touched his pocket. He wanted to smoke, but he didn't bring a cigarette when he came out. He leaned against the wall behind him and slowly squatted down.

At this time, Chu Yun was exhausted. Not only did he have no strength, but more importantly, when Chu Yun was free, he found that his stomach was growling.

Except for the steamed buns they had eaten in the cave. He hadn't eaten anything else, and he was starving to death.

Chu Yun sighed a few times. He lowered his head and wiped his face with force. Then, he looked up helplessly. At this time, he suddenly realized that there seemed to be something on the wall.

Chu Yun was a little curious, so he held onto the wall and stood up. He slowly walked to the opposite side and quietly looked at the thing on the wall. He used his hand to gently brush off the dust on the diagram. He fixed his eyes on it and suddenly his expression became unusually serious.

Chu Yun frowned and thought for a while. Where had he seen this diagram before? Chu Yun knew that he had seen this picture before, but he did not remember.

In addition, this picture had been carved on the wall for a long time, so its shape was not very clear at the moment. Thus, he used his sleeves to gently clean out the mud on the diagram.

At this moment, the pattern became clearer and clearer. Seeing this picture, Chu Yun already had an answer in his heart. Wasn't this the totem on his dagger?

The dagger called Lava did have the same pattern as the wall. And this pattern was exactly the same as the one Chu Yun saw on the wall of the secret room in the big house that Chu Wenni left behind.

Chu Yun was shocked at this moment. There were not many people who knew this pattern. One finger might be able to count it. Then, who would open up this cave here?

This pattern was originally on the lava dagger. In other words, the lava had seen this pattern before. Moreover, it had once appeared in Chu Wenni's house. Then Chu Wenni also knew this picture.

If Chu Wenni was still alive, Chu Yun would not hesitate to suspect that this place was created by Chu Wenni. But now, this place was clearly created by a scholar. So, was the scholar really Helian Bo?

It couldn't be magma coming here, right? Chu Yun remembered that after Chu Yingloong and the others came back from the magma, they had told him that magma only wanted to stay in the Inner Mongolia region and had no intention of entering the city.

So the pattern on the stone wall was definitely not lava. Could it be that the lava came here to carve a pattern and ran back? Therefore, it was almost impossible for lava to come here.

Therefore, Chu Yun already had 80% confidence in his identity as a scholar. If the scholar was Helian Bo, then the purpose of him carving this diagram must be to follow this diagram.

Therefore, Chu Yun decided to give it a try. He took out his flashlight again and strode forward. As soon as he reached the forked area, Chu Yun took out his flashlight and shone it on the stone wall. He wanted to see if he could see the familiar picture.

Sure enough, he saw the pattern carved on the stone wall at several forked roads. He followed this method and finally saw that there seemed to be some light not far ahead.

Chu Yun quickly walked forward and suddenly appeared in front of him in a very spacious place. Beside Chu Yun, he also saw a stone bed. There was also a wardrobe next to this stone bed.

Chu Yun walked up and impatiently opened the wardrobe. He saw a set of bedding and a few men's clothes calmly inside. Needless to say, these clothes belonged to scholars.

Chu Yun looked around in confusion and said to himself, "Then where is this place?"

With doubt in his heart, Chu Yun continued walking forward. Not long after, he saw many portraits hanging on the stone walls on both sides of the cave. He was very familiar with the people in these portraits.

Chu Yun strode forward and walked to the bottom of the portrait. He gently touched the portrait on the stone wall with his hand. The person in the portrait was his mother, Chu Wenni.

Chu Yun stopped walking and quietly admired each portrait. Those who could draw the portrait must be the ones who knew her mother the best. After all, other than Chu Wenni who was young, there were also Chu Wenni who was old.

Chu Yun's eyes could not help but tear up. Chu Wenni had passed away a few years ago. When she passed away, she was only in her forties, and there were at least sixty people in this painting. If he did not know his mother well enough, how could he draw such a portrait?

Chu Yun looked at the paintings seriously. From the beginning, the paintings were a little unnatural. Slowly, he became more skilled in drawing. However, no matter which one it was, he could tell at a glance that the woman in the paintings was his mother.2

Chu Yun stroked every painting here. Although his drawing skills were not very good, Chu Yun could feel that each painting contained a strong sense of affection.

Chu Yun didn't need to think to know who else could draw such a painting apart from Helian Bo. Although the Helian Bo in his impression didn't seem to be good at drawing. However, could it be that there were other men who could draw his mother's portrait?

Chu Yun sighed softly and continued walking forward. This was also a cave. What greeted him was a pond and a pavilion at the other end of the pond.

Chu Yun looked at everything in front of him. He was not familiar with all of this. He had no idea where this was. However, Chu Yun didn't intend to go there anymore. He still had more important things to do now.

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