In the days of surviving in the fairy forest

The elongated body of the space mushroom is combined into the shape of a door frame. Red flowers, green willows, and sparkling lake light are reflected inside. The gentle and elegant late spring scenery contrasts sharply with the white snow and bare sycamore trees outside.

"The gods live here, and the four seasons are like spring..." Rick murmured.

Just from the absence of a single bird or insect, it can be seen that ordinary methods, such as flying, absolutely cannot get out of here. Moreover, given the area they saw in the sky, they would have to be starved before they could get out. die.Therefore, if you venture into the space of mushrooms, you might be able to find another way out.

However, in case there is no exit from the space inside the mushroom, and they go in foolishly, waiting for the owner here to come back is equivalent to catching a turtle in a jar.

After waiting for a while, seeing that the two Gundams and a snow fox had not moved, Pink Mushroom hesitated: "The king of snow monsters?"

Rick was still thinking about how to get out of this weird place, and the Gundam controlled by the squirrel kicked slightly, only to realize that the phrase "King of Snow Monsters" was calling him.

He quickly cleared his throat, tried to play a majestic image, and controlled Gundam to make the classic action of a thinker: "It's okay, I was just thinking about whether to help your master. But with your master's powerful strength, think about it." Nothing can stop them."

After saying this, seeing the Space Mushrooms ponder, as if they were really hesitant to let them help their master, Rick quickly shut up, and drove the Gundam into the door frame with a big stride.

Ali and Snow Fox followed closely behind.

The process of stepping in from the door frame is like stepping into a water curtain hole and passing through a flowing barrier.After entering it, the door frame disappeared automatically. Rick looked around and couldn't help but widen his eyes.

Looking at the scene inside the space through the small part of the door frame is already as beautiful as a picture scroll, but now entering the picture scroll, apart from being shocked, there is only the word stunning.

Stepping on the green grass under his feet, looking at the beautiful sparkling lake, Rick controlled Gundam to reach out and pick a winter jasmine hidden among the vines.

"Rick! It's too warm here!" the squirrel suddenly called out.

Under the radiance of the melting spring, the Ice and Snow Gundam continued to melt, and within a short time, it turned into a pool of spring water, leaving only the wet little fox in the grass, subconsciously picking up the winter jasmine that fell from the sky.

Rick turned his head in a daze and exchanged glances with the equally wet squirrel.

The next moment, they jumped up at the same time, shouting in horror: "Snow Fox!"

He looked around, but he could no longer see the snow fox.

Rick shook his fur to dry off the snow water on his body. When the drenched fur became fluffy and dry again, he picked up the squirrel that was wiping its body with leaves and threw it over his head. He chose a random direction and ran hard.

"We've returned to our fox and squirrel form, and the mushroom hasn't thrown us out yet, so he might not be able to see what's going on here," Rick whispered, "Let's go find the snow fox first."

"But," Ali said sadly, "the snow fox has already melted."

Rick was very sure: "The snow fox is still there."

He didn't have any other means of contacting Snow Fox, but for some reason, he had this kind of mysterious, ethereal but extremely firm confidence, as if if something happened to Snow Fox, he would be able to sense it.

Ali didn't speak.

He sat between the fox's ears, stretched out his claws to stroke the fox's fur, looked around with big bright eyes, was silent for a while, and suddenly said, "Rick, please stop for a moment."

Stopping suddenly, Rick tilted his head: "Huh?"

"There's something wrong here," said the squirrel gravely.

"We came in through a shape-shifting mushroom," Rick joked, "it'd be weird if it was so normal here."

Ah Li was so angry that he tugged on the fox's ears until Rick deliberately exaggerated howled in pain, then let go of his claws, and returned to the topic: "Look at the flowers and plants here, they are motionless."

"Maybe the wind is too weak?" Rick observed carefully and guessed casually, "No, these grasses seem to be solidified on the ground, and even the slightest wind will move a little, so there is no wind at all here, is it a closed space—— "

and many more.

Rick and Ali looked at each other subconsciously, and the next moment, the fox turned around and rushed towards the lake not far away.

If there is no wind here, why is the lake shimmering?

There is something wrong with this lake!

Flying all the way to the shore of the lake, looking at the bottomless lake green pool, Rick hesitated for a moment: "There shouldn't be any beasts in here, right? The Lake Knicks or something like that?"

"Huh?" Ali didn't understand, "What's so strange?"

Now is obviously not a good time to tell a story.Rick shook his head, stretched out his claws and pulled the squirrel off, placed it on the shore, and told him to sit by the lake, while he took a deep breath, and plunged into the lake.

The lake is not as dangerous as Rick imagined.

He opened his eyes wide, but he couldn't even see a single fish. There was only clear water and fine sand and stones in front of his eyes. The light source came from nowhere, so Rick could clearly see even the beautiful stones on the bottom of the lake.

Floating in the water, the fox miraculously maintains a fluffy and dry state like that on the shore, and each hair is as crystal clear as fireworks, dazzling and dazzlingly beautiful.

He looked around, and vaguely saw a black bulge on the bottom of the lake, so he used all four claws to swipe in the water, trying to swim there.

The fox's tail was suddenly tugged slightly.

Rick was startled, and subconsciously turned around to spit fireballs. Just as he opened his mouth, he choked on a mouthful of lake water, which made him thump hard while covering his throat.

Ah Li, who was chasing after the fox by its tail, spit out a series of bubbles from his mouth in shock, and swam over quickly, pulling the fox's ears with his two paws, and pulled hard towards the lake.

Rick recovered quickly, surfaced on his own, and fished Ali out.

"Ah Li!" He even forgot to condemn the squirrel for arbitrarily jumping into the lake, his voice was full of surprise and disbelief, "This lake is sweet! Try it!"

The squirrel blinked its eyes, lowered its head and took a sip of lake water, raised its head, smashed its mouth, and its eyes lit up biu: "Wow, it smells like honey!"

Since they were swept up by the hurricane, they hadn't eaten anything, and they were all hungry. When they suddenly drank honey-flavored sweet water, they all tried to open their mouths wide.

Moreover, I don't know if it was his illusion. After drinking the lake water, the squirrel felt warm all over. It seemed that the healing skill, which had to be saved for a long time to use once, could be used again. A faint green light appeared on the tip of its claws.

However, the foxes and squirrels who were attracted by the sweet water didn't pay attention to this light. They happily drank the lake water one gulp after another, and when they finished repairing, they turned their heads and plunged into the water again, swimming towards the center of the lake.

"Gulu!" The squirrel opened its mouth and suddenly made a bubbly sound, but it made itself laugh. "It suddenly feels like I've become a Gulu, it's so funny, Gulu..."

Rick swam forward with all his might, his tail curled up, and the almost laughing squirrel was rolled up, and landed deftly on the ground in the center of the lake.

"I suddenly realized," he said, but he didn't hold back the bubbles in his mouth, "Gulu~"

The squirrel thumped the ground and laughed.

Smiling and laughing, he suddenly sat up on the spot and touched himself in shock: "Hey, I seem to be able to breathe?"

"I just want to say this," Rick said helplessly, "Don't be too careless, this lake is definitely not simple."

The squirrel nodded.

They got together and slowly approached the protruding black rock in the center of the lake. Through the clear water of the lake, they saw the true appearance of the black rock.

The exposed part of the rock was a complete ellipse, with two large black holes in the middle. The lake water was continuously sucked in and out at the hole mouths. The sound was so fierce that Rick was almost sucked into the cave along with the fluctuations.

"No wonder there are ripples on the surface of the lake," murmured the squirrel. "This cave looks very deep. Could it be because of this that the water in the lake is sweet?"

Rick was thinking on a whole other level.

He was silent for a moment, then suddenly said: "Ah Li, do you still remember that legend?"

"Huh?" Ali tilted her head, and recited the forest legend, "There is a Phoenix Mountain, and there are phoenix trees in the mountain. The gods live here, and the four seasons are like spring. What's wrong?"

"The four seasons are like spring, so where do the gods live?" Rick said quietly, "I'm thinking, the one in front of us, shouldn't it be the nostrils of the gods?"

Ali: "?!"

The squirrel fur burst open, and he slid into the fox's belly with a squeak, his voice breaking out in fright: "What are you talking about! Don't scare me! How is it possible, what kind of god is sleeping at the bottom of the lake!"

Thinking of the unscrupulous gods in Greek mythology, Rick didn't comment on this, but he stopped scaring Ali, leaned cautiously towards the cave, leaned against the black stone wall at the edge of the cave, and poked his head down.

"Be careful, don't get so close!" The squirrel pulled him back with tears in his eyes, "What if it falls into the belly of a god! Gods also want to eat!"

Rick interrupted him, grabbed the squirrel hair with his paws, brought it to his side, and pointed to the bottom of the cave: "Look there—is there light there?"

Ali took a closer look.

"It seems like it?" He was uncertain, "But why is it red light?"

One fox and one mouse discussed for a long time, but they couldn't come to a definite conclusion, so they stopped entangled, pulled seven or eight aquatic plants from the bottom of the lake, twisted them into a strong rope, tied one end to the fox, and the other end to the big rock. .

Cautiously popping out the sharp claw tip, Rick ducked into one of the holes.

The suction from the entrance of the cave made it easy for him to enter the depths of the cave without even paddling. With his paws on the ground, he raised his head and looked around, making a foolish "wow".