Rebirth: Living in Wilderness with My Superpower
Chapter 230: Lost Contact

Chapter 230: Chapter 230: Lost Contact

He could not be sure whether this was a formation intentionally set by the City Lord or if there was something disrupting the magnetic field nearby.

Either way, Li Wenli had lost contact with the Fire Spirit and could no longer pinpoint its location.

Bai Junjun, refusing to believe it, dragged Li Wenli out of the City Lord’s Mansion.

However, even standing before the statue they had just passed, Li Wenli still could not feel the presence of the Fire Spirit.

He frowned and made an even more terrifying assumption.

"Perhaps, ever since we stepped into this city, our connection with the outside world has been gradually severed."

Bai Junjun, startled, subconsciously replied, "Impossible."

She immediately tried to use her Special Ability to contact Dawn Cedar at the edge.

However, to her surprise, even though she could still feel the presence of Dawn Cedar in the jungle, now, just as Li Wenli had said, she could not sense her dear Small Cedarwood at all.

Bai Junjun wished she could go back right now and fish out the Dawn Cedar from the bottom of the lake, otherwise, if its roots rotted, no one would know.

Yet she also knew that going back at this moment was not realistic. Remembering something, Bai Junjun hurriedly looked up, "Can you still sense the Water Spirit?"

This Water Spirit was supposed to be stronger, wasn’t it? Perhaps it could still be sensed.

However, Li Wenli still shook his head.

The three children were originally in the City Lord’s Mansion, but now, Bai Junjun and Li Wenli had taken them out, wandering blindly again and again through the streets of this colossal city.

Yet the more Bai Junjun and Li Wenli walked, the graver their expressions became.

Although all three were hardly able to move their feet, seeing their expressions, the rest dared not complain of fatigue, only gritting their teeth and persevering.

It was only then that Bai Junjun noticed that the three children and the Mosquito-eating Plant all seemed listless.

She suddenly grabbed Li Wenli, "Continuing like this is no solution, let’s rest and make further plans tomorrow."

Li Wenli glanced at the children, only then feeling the overwhelming weight on his feet.

Thinking of how everyone had been fleeing, without a drop of water until now.

He nodded and once again led everyone back to the City Lord’s Mansion.

At least it was intact and had lights for illumination, which was somewhat better than the broken houses outside.

Upon returning to the courtyard, they began to sort out the materials they carried.

They had left in such a hurry that day, Bai Sasa, acting as the little steward, only brought what she considered valuable, like rice, honey, and candles.

Seeing these bags of rice, Li Wenli couldn’t resist patting Bai Sasa on the head, "You’ve had it tough."

Bai Sasa, feeling like she had been a burden and of little use or value along the way, now finally felt somewhat useful, and her spirits lifted.

"It’s what I should do."

Since ancient times, food has meant everything to people, and seeing the food lifted everyone’s spirits a bit.

To prepare food, naturally, tools were needed, but everyone lacked any handy tools, so they could only start by feeling their way to the kitchen.

Although this was a house from over a thousand years ago, its design and structure weren’t much different from modern ones, and with experience, everyone quickly found the kitchen.

Although the kitchen was in a side court, the lamps were connected, and for some reason, the City Lord’s Mansion was remarkably well-preserved; apart from the bats on the eaves, it seemed to have suffered no damage from animals.

When they entered the kitchen, they were still greeted by a scene brimming with items.

Of course, it wasn’t to say that the granaries were full, but the kitchen was fully equipped with all kinds of tools.

However, despite the tools being complete, after a thousand years of weathering, everything had turned grey and black. It was unclear whether the residue on them was fossil or mold.