On the pitch-black path, Li Banfeng carried a chicken feather duster, proceeding cautiously.
This path was called Little Yellow River. The old hunter had repeatedly stressed that this stretch was the most dangerous and one should never rush through it.
Dense fog lined both sides of the narrow path, seeming to conceal wild grass and trees, and perhaps even creatures creeping forward.
According to the old hunter, one could only walk along this path. Stepping off it was strictly forbidden; even one extra misstep could be a matter of life and death.
Beyond that, one must always pay attention to the wind's direction while walking.
If the wind blew south, one could keep moving forward but must never look back, as there was no telling how many things might be following.
If the wind blew north, one must stop and stand perfectly still. Taking even one more step could lead to an unknown encounter.
