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The team continued to move forward, crossing through this verdant valley. Under Bei Lin'er's guidance, they passed through one flower sea and green field after another, until they arrived at the edge of a swift river.
The river water was rapid, and the riverbank steep. Crossing this river was clearly not an easy task.
"We need to find a safe path to cross the river," Bei Lin'er said, carefully observing the flow of the river and the condition of the riverbed.
Just then, a team member slipped and fell into the river. The icy cold water swiftly carried him downstream. Bei Lin'er reacted quickly, jumping into the river to save him.
The other team members quickly pulled two people onto the shore. The rescued team members, who had been immersed in the icy river water for a long time, had a sharp drop in body temperature and were in critical condition.
"Hurry, keep him warm!" Bei Lin'er shouted, then took out his own first aid supplies.
She quickly wrapped the team members in blankets and used her own body heat to help them recover. At the same time, she brewed a special hot soup medicine to help raise their body temperature and dispel the cold.
Under Bei Lin'er's careful care, the condition of the team members gradually stabilized. Everyone gathered around the campfire, using the firelight to dispel the cold and fear.
"If it weren't for Bei Lin'er, I might not have survived," said the rescued team member, his eyes filled with gratitude.
"We must be more careful," Bei Lin'er said, her eyes revealing deep concern. "This journey is far more treacherous than we imagined."
After a brief rest, the team regrouped and set off again. They carefully searched for a safe path to cross the river. With the guidance of Bei Lin'er, they finally found a shallower section of the river and successfully crossed this treacherous waterway.
After crossing the river, the team arrived at a dense forest. The trees here were tall and lush, with sunlight filtering through the leaves and casting dappled shadows on the ground. Under Bei Lin'er's command, the team carefully made their way through the forest, staying alert for potential dangers.
Before long, they reached an area filled with a strange fragrance. Colorful flowers were scattered on the ground, emitting a charming aroma. However, Bei Lin'er immediately realized the danger posed by these flowers.
"These are hallucinogenic flowers, don't get too close!" she warned, while quickly preparing a mixture of herbs to mask the scent, helping the team resist the flowers' hallucinogenic effects.
But at that moment, a team member was drawn in by the fragrance and accidentally inhaled too much pollen, suddenly collapsing to the ground. Bei Lin'er quickly stepped forward to check and found that the team member had fallen into a deep state of unconsciousness.
The team moved quickly, and several members carefully lifted the unconscious team member, following Bei Lin'er to evacuate the area of the hallucinogenic flowers. Bei Lin'er led everyone to a relatively safe and fresh air area, stopping in an open grassland.
Bei Lin'er quickly checked the condition of the unconscious team member and found his breathing to be weak and his face pale. She took out several special herbs from her medicine pouch and began preparing a curative potion.
"He's been hit by the strong pollen of the hallucinogenic flower and needs an antidote immediately," Bei Lin'er said to the surrounding team members, urgency in her voice.
She quickly brewed a pot of special antidote soup and carefully fed it to the unconscious team member. The team members sat around, anxiously watching Bei Lin'er's every move, their faces filled with worry and anticipation.
As the medication gradually took effect, the unconscious team member's complexion began to return to normal, and their breathing also became more steady. Under Bei Lin'er's continuous care, he finally slowly opened his eyes, although he still appeared somewhat weak.
"How do you feel?" Bei Lin'er asked with concern.
"I... I feel much better, thank you, Bei Lin'er," the team member weakly replied.
"Rest for a while, don't rush to move," Bei Lin'er said, then turned to the other team members, "We need to continue moving forward, but we have to be more careful to avoid encountering similar dangers again."
After a brief rest, the team set off again. Bei Lin'er led the way, carefully guiding the team through the dense forest. Under her leadership, they successfully avoided more potential dangers and crossed the forest.
After crossing the dense forest, the team arrived at a seemingly tranquil wetland. Various peculiar aquatic plants grew in this wetland, with a meandering stream emitting a pleasant sound of flowing water.
However, Bei Lin'er immediately realized that this wetland was not as safe as it appeared. She carefully observed the surroundings and noticed several patches of foam in the water. She warned, "There may be poisonous substances or hidden creatures here. We need to find a safe path through this wetland."
The team, under the command of Bei Lin'er, carefully navigated around the most dangerous area and crossed the wetlands. At that moment, a team member accidentally stepped into the quagmire and sank in.
Bei Lin'er reacted swiftly, instructing other team members to use their long sticks and ropes to create a makeshift rescue device, carefully pulling the trapped team member out of the mud.
After rescuing the team member, Bei Lin'er discovered that his legs were not only scratched by sharp objects in the mud, but also slightly swollen. She quickly took out some herbs and made an anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving ointment, carefully applying it to the wounds. Although the team member still felt some pain, he soon felt much better under Bei Lin'er's treatment.
"Everyone needs to be careful, this wetland is much more treacherous than we imagined," Bei Lin'er reminded.
Under her leadership, the team continued to traverse the wetlands and finally arrived safely on the other side. As they ventured deeper, the scenery in the valley gradually became more mysterious and unpredictable. Ancient towering trees, exotic flowers and plants were everywhere, and some rare wild animals occasionally flashed through the woods.
As the team ventured deeper into the valley, they arrived at a small village hidden in the mountains. The village was quaint and peaceful, and the residents seemed to live harmoniously. However, the atmosphere of the village was not as calm as it appeared, as the villagers all wore worried expressions.
Bei Lin'er and the team entered the village and quickly learned about the sudden illness of the village lord. The lord was responsible for managing the entire village and was the spiritual pillar of the villagers. His illness was undoubtedly a major blow to the village.
"What can we do?" Peng Yizhi asked Bei Lin'er.
"Let me go and see," Bei Lin'er replied, her eyes shining with determination.
Bei Lin'er was taken to the lord's residence. The lord lay in bed, pale and weak, with shallow breathing. Bei Lin'er carefully examined his symptoms, then took out several herbs from her medicine pouch.
"It seems he's been poisoned by a rare mountain toxin," Bei Lin'er explained to the villagers present.
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