Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 2449

Tempest was suddenly perplexed. "Why is Thirteen able to go in but we can't? We’re big men. We can't possibly be worse than her in withstanding the cold, right?"

This sentence immediately made Grayson and Storm feel suspicious of Thirteen as well.

Then, Grayson said to himself, "Perhaps the cold has no effect on Thirteen?"

While several people were discussing it, Thirteen came out.

Grayson stepped forward and pulled Thirteen over to ask her, "What did you see when you went in, Thirteen?"

Thirteen said, "I can't tell you."

Afterward, she did a smooth exit.

Grayson was fuming.

"Is she putting her guard up against us? That silly girl is disloyal."

On the way back, Grayson and the others ran into a few bizarre villagers.

One was blind, the other was deaf, and the last had lost his tongue... The three looked similar in age and appearance, so they should be brothers from the same family.

The meticulous Tempest immediately became suspicious. "I've never heard of there being three brothers who lost their senses in Yorks Stronghold."

Grayson teased, "There are too many things you haven't heard about."

Tempest rolled his eyes at him. "We lived i n Yorks Stronghold for so long. I know everything about the families in Yorks Stronghold very clearly. These brothers were by no means deaf and mute before this.”

As soon as he was done talking, Tempest immediately turned his head to catch up with the villagers.

"Brothers."

The villagers stopped, and Tempest asked them humbly, "How did you get your injuries?"

He pointed toward their missing eyes, ears, and tongue.

The villager who could speak answered dejectedly, "Curiosity killed the cat."

Tempest continued, "Can you tell us what kind of terrible things you experienced?"

Meanwhile, Angeline and Josie stayed at home to rest.

When the group came to Oolong Mountain, they already started to feel a chill.

Cole was stunned. "Why is it colder than during the day?"

Jay said, "If it's sometimes cold and warm a t other times, that means the cold thing is moving."

As soon as these words came out, Grayson and the others immediately panicked.

They cautiously walked over.

They did not know how far they had walked, but they went farther than previously. Of course, the temperature was also colder. However, they were wearing clothes to keep out the cold and were barely able to resist it.

They walked on a mountain path, and the winding path led them to a secluded place.

When they made their way to the front, they found that the path ended there.