A comprehensive overview of tombs: starting with the Yellow Weasel's Tomb

Upon hearing this, Sun Qiaoshan was taken aback at first, then asked, "How did he die?"

Old Sheepskin replied indifferently, "When a person dies, the lamp goes out; it's all in the past."

As if he had thought of something, Sun Qiaoshan's expression changed.

Some things you can get over, but some things you can't.

Upon hearing this, Old Sheepskin's expression turned serious. He looked directly at Sun Qiaoshan and said, "Can't get through? We still have to get through it. It's fate."

Hu Bayi and the others were all confused by what Sun Qiaoshan and Lao Yangpi were saying, wondering what kind of riddle they were talking about.

However, everyone can see that Old Sheepskin and Sun Qiaoshan must have known each other for a long time, but their relationship doesn't seem to be very good.

After saying these words, Old Sheepskin got up and prepared to leave the tent, but Sun Qiaoshan grabbed him and said, "It's fate that I was able to find this place!"

Immediately afterwards, Old Sheepskin grabbed the hunting rifle next to him, opened the magazine, and prepared to load it.

Seeing this, Bai Jing and the others had no choice but to step in to prevent the situation from escalating.

Ultimately, thanks to the intervention of Bai Jing and others, the matter came to an end.

Later, when Bai Jing and the other two went out to discuss something, they accidentally ripped Hu Bayi's pants open. Bai Jing could make fun of Hu Bayi about this for a year.

Hu Bayi quickly returned to his tent, and after Bai Jing and Fatty finished laughing, they also prepared to go to the tent to find Hu Bayi and continue their conversation about Old Sheepskin and Sun Qiaoshan.

However, as soon as Bai Jing entered the tent, he sensed that something was wrong.

There is more than one person breathing in this room.

Bai Jing's gaze unconsciously drifted towards the cabinet inside the tent.

Then Bai Jing suddenly realized something; who knows what was hidden in the cabinet at that moment.

Bai Jing pretended not to know anything about it. Even if he did know, he would just spit out a couple of saliva and call him a scumbag or something.

Bai Jing glanced at the cabinet, seemingly intentionally or unintentionally, and then said, "Old Hu, take my advice: a man should exercise restraint."

Chapter 46 Two Old Foxes

After saying this, Bai Jing left.

Fatty Wang was completely dumbfounded; what was all this about?

Hu Bayi seemed to have thought of something, and his old face suddenly turned red.

The fat man couldn't understand what Bai Jing and Hu Bayi were saying at all, so he immediately asked.

However, the fat man was easily fooled; he was easily swayed by Hu Bayi's words and stopped worrying about these things.

After Bai Jing left, he went to the horse stable.

He wanted to go see the King Horse.

To be honest, although Bai Jing didn't have any particular fetishes, he still thought that this horse was much prettier than Yanzi, Ding Sitian, Huamei, or any other horse.

Just as Bai Jing and the Horse King were developing feelings for each other.

From afar, you can see Yanzi, Huamei, and Ding Sitian coming out of the tent one after another.

The fat man who followed closely behind had a long face.

Time soon came to night.

Because of Bai Jing and his group's arrival, and because Bai Jing subdued the Horse King and prevented the ranch from suffering losses, the herders decided to hold a welcoming ceremony for everyone, which would take the form of a traditional Mongolian art – a bonfire party.

To thank Bai Jing for his help during the day, and to welcome the group who had come from afar, Old Sheepskin had his son slaughter a sheep to treat them.

A group of people sang and danced around the bonfire, and those with talents went up to perform.

Ding Sitian was invited to dance, and Bai Jing was quite talented; in his previous life, he had learned to play the erhu from an old man in the alley.

Although there is no erhu here, there is a morin khuur.

Although the morin khuur and the erhu are quite different, they are both bowed string instruments, so they can be considered to have the same goal despite different paths.

So Bai Jing played "Horse Racing" on his morin khuur (horsehead fiddle), which won him a standing ovation.

Neither Hu Bayi nor Fatty had any special talents, but they did put on an imitation of Lenin speaking.

The bonfire party reached its climax when everyone sang the Internationale together.

After Bai Jing finished his performance, he noticed that Lao Yangpi only ate a few bites at the party before leaving with a pot of wine. Sun Qiaoshan followed him, and the two of them eventually sat down on a cart.

I have no idea what they were talking about.

Sun Qiaoshan sought out Old Sheepskin at this time simply to find out the location of the Hundred-Eyed Cave, so that he could carry out his conspiracy to summon ghost soldiers.

In fact, Bai Jing didn't need the old sheepskin belt to find the location of the Hundred-Eyed Cave.

However, after careful consideration, Bai Jing believed that Hu Bayi should experience some things and grow up faster, so that he could play a greater role when they went to those places in the future.

The Hundred-Eyed Cave in the original novel is extremely dangerous. In addition, because Hu Bayi and his companions not only accepted the gold from the weasels, but also exchanged Huang Xiangu for fruit candy, they were resented by the weasels.

During their subsequent journey, Hu Bayi and his companions were ambushed several times by the weasel, which led to numerous dangers.

But things are different now. Bai Jing knows that although the two white weasels are following them, their purpose is only to find the weasels here, and they don't actually want to...

It means to plot against them.

Under such circumstances, the danger of this operation would be greatly reduced.

However, Bai Jing still decided to eavesdrop on their conversation.

Immediately, Bai Jing used the excuse of needing to use the restroom to go to the tent next to where the cart was located.

In addition, Bai Jing's hearing was already very sharp, so he heard what the two of them were saying.

When Bai Jing arrived, he heard Sun Qiaoshan say, "For the sake of our old brotherhood, show me the way."

Upon hearing this, Old Sheepskin immediately said, "If you want to go back to your Xing'an Alliance, take that route."

Upon hearing this, Sun Qiaoshan said with a clear hint of anger in his voice, "I'm asking you about the way to the Hundred-Eyed Cave."

Bai Jing also became interested. Although he could determine the location through calculation, it would still take time and effort. If Old Sheepskin could really tell him the way out of Hundred Eyes Cave, it would save Bai Jing a lot of trouble.

Upon hearing this, Old Sheepskin replied directly, "Then you've asked the wrong person."

After Old Sheepskin finished speaking, Bai Jing immediately heard the sound of the cart moving. Clearly, Old Sheepskin got off the cart and wanted to leave.

Upon hearing this, Sun Qiaoshan was not angry. Instead, he said calmly, "That's not fair of you. I never intended to hide the fact that your Yang family has an heir from you."

Upon hearing this, Bai Jing felt like spitting on the ground.

Sun Qiaoshan is really shameless; it seems he's planning to fool Old Sheeppi.

Clearly, Sun Qiaoshan's words had an effect, and the old sheepskin stopped its footsteps as it was about to leave.

Immediately afterwards, Sun Qiaoshan's voice rang out again.

"Your sister-in-law is very lucky; the Japanese didn't kill her with that shot."

Upon hearing this, Old Sheepskin quickly asked, "Where is the baby in your belly?"

Sun Qiaoshan did not answer Old Sheepskin's question, but instead asked directly, "How do I get to Hundred-Eyed Cave?"

After Sun Qiaoshan asked his question, there was no response for a long time. Clearly, Old Sheepskin did not believe Sun Qiaoshan's words and was weighing the pros and cons.

Sun Qiaoshan, seeing that Lao Yangpi was not saying anything, also knew that Lao Yangpi might be doubting the truth of his words, so he immediately revealed some more information, saying: "Full term and full date, born on the first day of the first lunar month, you can calculate the date yourself."

Old Sheepskin was silent for a moment upon hearing this, seemingly calculating the months, before asking again, "Boy or girl? Where is she now?"

Sun Qiaoshan did not answer Old Yangpi's question at this moment, and the scene fell silent for a moment. Bai Jing knew that Sun Qiaoshan wanted Old Yangpi to tell him what he wanted before he would tell him the rest of the information.

Immediately, Old Sheepskin's voice rang out: "Go west, and after you see the pond, turn north. It's at the border between the meadow and the desert."

Upon hearing this, Bai Jing knew that Old Sheep Skin was just trying to fool him.

Sun Qiaoshan seemed to ponder for a moment, wanting to confirm whether Old Yangpi was lying to him, before saying, "He's a man, and he's in the Northeast right now."

After saying this, Bai Jing heard the sound of someone leaving.

To Bai Jing, their conversation sounded like they were just trying to fool each other.

Sun Qiaoshan and Lao Yangpi were clearly wary of each other, and it was obvious that they were both holding back some information.

They're all ancient foxes, why are they playing at some kind of ghost story?

Bai Jing shook his head and then walked outside.

Chapter 47 The Horses Ran Away

Sun Qiaoshan and Lao Yangpi were just talking nonsense.

How could Bai Jing not know that Hua Mei was a descendant of Yang Erdan? Moreover, Lao Yangpi had never actually been to Baiyan Cave, so how could he possibly know the exact route to Baiyan Cave?

Bai Jing didn't follow the two old foxes anymore, but returned to the bonfire party.

The bonfire party went on until very late, and Bai Jing and the others had a pleasant night.

The next morning, Bai Jing followed his biological clock and got up early to do his morning exercise.

Suddenly, Bai Jing felt a pang of heart palpitation, and his expression immediately changed.

This is Bai Jing's innate ability; he has this feeling when he senses danger approaching.