The two men bent down and crawled in. They didn't expect it to be so deep. After crawling through a low tunnel with difficulty, the terrain became more open and the air became more flowing. Ethan Bennett pulled off his hairband and saw a pool of water, and light from the top of the cave was coming in.
Ethan Bennett blinked and took a deep breath. Being unable to see can really make people panic. The feeling of seeing the light again was so good that he suddenly felt a little sympathy for Blake Harrison.
The two found a relatively dry place to sit down. After being in the rain for a long time, Blake Harrison's wounds had already been soaked. Ethan Bennett went over to him and took a handkerchief to roughly wipe it, and sprinkled some medicine powder, sighing and saying: "Your clothes are so wet, not only will you catch a cold easily, but your injuries may also worsen. Wait a minute, I'll look around here to see if there is any dry grass that can be used to start a fire."
Ethan Bennett walked around in the cave. There was running water in the cave, and even some shade-loving moss vegetation, but unfortunately most of them were short and difficult to burn. At the end of the cave, the water flow was cut off. The cliff wall was irregular and jagged, but fortunately it was packed tightly and did not collapse.
Ethan Bennett felt something was wrong, so he took a closer look. Unexpectedly, there was a different world in the corner of the rock wall. There was a cluster of faint green that looked like a shrub. He reached out and plucked a handful and smelled it. It was not an ordinary flower or tree, nor did it sound like a medicinal herb. It had a faint smell, and it was more like a kind of tea.
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