Pretty CEO's Soldier Son-in-law

0The folklore was that herbivores like cattle and horses all had perverted eyes that humans did not have.    0

    

The so-called Yin Eye was something dirty that humans could not see.    

    

Gao Fei held onto the camel tightly and turned to look at the pitch black Guisha. He asked Tieh Tu curiously, "Evil spirits are lurking around? What evil spirit is this, why didn't I see it? "    

    

Tieh Tu also restrained his camel and said coldly, "If you can become a donkey, you will definitely have a pair of Yin Eyes and can see the dirt that humans can't see."    

    

"Cao, why don't you turn into a donkey?"    

    

Gao Fei cursed, but he no longer doubted Tieh Tu's words, because when he was a child in the orphanage, he had once heard Liang Ming's grandmother talk about animals with negative eyes and being able to see dirty things. Camels were also a type of animals, so it was normal for them to be able to see dirty things that humans could not see.    

    

Earlier, when the camels turned around to run away, they had to have run at least two to three kilometers. All of them were panting heavily with widened nostrils and were still in a state of shock.    

    

Gao Fei asked Tieh Tu, "Then what should we do?"    

    

Tieh Tu pursed his lips and said lightly: "Let's go back."    

    

Ye Xinshang wondered, "Going back again? Would the camel be willing? "    

    

Tieh Tu replied, "When we reach a place where the camels don't dare to move forward, we will walk over. It's not too far away from the dragon fountain anyway. Actually, I'm a bit puzzled, how did Lao Liu and the others get rid of the camels? "    

    

Qin Chengcheng suggested carefully, "Did they cover the camel's eyes with cloth?"    

    

Tieh Tu shook his head, "It's useless, we can't hide the evil eyes of a beast. They might have walked in and put the camel somewhere. "Alright, let's stop talking. Let's go."    

    

After an extremely heavy rainstorm, Ghost City, ghost woman, and Gao Fei were all lost in the strange series of events. With the camel's warning, the four of them no longer dared to be careless.    

    

Reluctantly, under the threat of the whip, the camels had no choice but to set foot on the path to the dragon fountain.    

    

On the way back, Tieh Tu, who was in front of them, used an infrared telescope with night vision to carefully search the area in front of them.    

    

However, other than the dark sand dune, there was nothing else to be seen. The night wind was getting stronger and stronger, blowing the sand high up in the dune and creating a soft rustling sound, as if someone was tiptoeing.    

    

Soon, the four of them, along with the six camels, arrived at the place where the camels were frightened.    

    

This time, the camels once again demonstrated their unbelievable warning to the people. The moment the camel under Tieh Tu's feet snorted, it started to retreat.    

    

"Phew!"    

    

Tieh Tu shouted and jumped down from the camel. After leading the camel for about ten meters, he said in a deep voice, "Tie up the reins and tie up one hoof of of each camel. That way, they won't be able to go anywhere."    

    

Qin Chengcheng asked worriedly, "We have tied up the camels. If there are Sand Wolves and other wild beasts, wouldn't we harm them?"    

    

Tieh Tu shook his head: "Don't worry, according to the legends in the desert, wild beasts won't come to the Guisha area."    

    

Soon, Gao Fei and the other two tied the camels' reins together as per Tieh Tu's instructions. Then, they used a rope to tie one of their hooves together.    

    

Qin Chengcheng patted a camel and said softly, "Camel, don't be afraid. We will be back soon so that you can regain your freedom."    

    

The camel seemed to have understood Qin Chengcheng's words. It raised its head and let out a loud and clear cry.    

    

Since the camels refused to move forward, Gao Fei and the other three had no choice but to pack all the items that they needed into their luggage. They followed behind Wu Tie, who held a brass compass, and walked towards the area that stopped the camels.