C196 An Isolated Cave

This cave seemed very secretive. Without using his hands to brush aside the grass and branches that obstructed the cave entrance, he would not be able to discover this cave entrance.

"Let's go in and take a look." Ann Qianxi didn't wait for Wang Ge's reply and just took out the flashlight.

Wang Ge was helpless. He felt that if it wasn't for some purpose, calling it curiosity, then nothing could stop that woman's curiosity.

The three of them took their flashlights and went into the cave. As soon as he entered the cave, he could feel a bone-piercing chill, and the air became moist.

Wang Ge held Ann Dong'er up. Ann Dong'er seemed to be scared and hugged Wang Ge's neck.

After walking for a short while, they realized that there was no way out. They shone their flashlights around and saw no other way.

"Looks like it's a dead end. Let's go back." Wang Ge heaved a sigh of relief.

Ann Qianxi didn't answer him. She continued to shine her flashlight around, looking for something.

After a while, she closed her eyes as if she was trying to remember something. When she opened her eyes again, she reached out her hand to touch a part of the wall and pressed down.

All of a sudden, the sound of stone scraping against each other could be heard. Wang Ge could feel the source of the sound coming from the flashlight. He was surprised to see a stone door slowly rise up. Dong'er, who was in his arms, was no longer afraid. He became excited again and shouted, "Exploring! "Adventure!"

Ann Qianxi led the way through the stone door and turned around to look at Wang Ge. Wang Ge also followed him.

"You have to keep this a secret. You can't tell anyone." Ann Qianxi suddenly whispered into his ear.

Ann Dong'er blinked as he looked at Ann Qianxi and said, "Mom, is this adventure a secret?"

Ann Qianxi smiled and nodded, "Yes, it's a secret. Dong'er can't tell others, it's a secret between the three of us."

Dong'er was so excited that his face turned red as he agreed.

Wang Ge said, "Alright, I won't tell anyone else."

He passed through the stone door and looked around curiously. The current him was also intrigued by this mysterious place.

In front of them was a passageway. It was not a narrow path or a cave. One could tell that the rock walls were smooth and should have been dug by someone else.

The three of them walked along the man-made tunnel. Ann Dong'er was full of energy, so he refused to let Wang Ge carry him. He came down and led Wu Tie away.

It was a curved passageway. When they reached the end of the tunnel, they realized that there was actually a cave in front of them.

The three of them looked at each other but didn't say anything. They went into the cave in tacit understanding.

The cave was somewhat narrow, but it was very short. One could see the light at the end of the cave with a single glance.

As they walked out of the cave, their vision suddenly widened as a dozen or so modern houses appeared before them.

In front of him was a huge stone cave, and these ten or so modern houses were all located in this cave. From this, one could see just how huge this cave was.

But the houses looked old and gray, and as they walked towards the center they saw that they seemed abandoned and uninhabited for a long time. Through the gray glass, he could vaguely see the cobwebs.

The ground here was cement and looked like it had fallen to the ground. The footprints that the three of them left behind were of different sizes.

This place seemed to have once been inhabited, but for some reason, it was abandoned later on.

Ann Qianxi suddenly felt that this place was very familiar, as if she had been here before. She was shocked. Could it be that her mother, her sister, and someone else had left from here? Could it be that he lived here all these years ago?

What exactly is this place? How could someone live in such an isolated place?

"Let's go inside and take a look." Ann Qianxi suggested.

Wang Ge did not object, Ann Dong'er raised both of his hands in support, full of raving adventure.

They found that the doors of the houses were not closed, and the furnishings were ordinary, just a few pieces of furniture for daily use, and old things for daily use, all covered in a thick layer of dust.

Suddenly, Wang Ge looked up and saw an eye-catching building. He said that it was eye-catching because it was exceptionally white among the dozen or so buildings, and it did not look like an ordinary person's house.

"It looks a little strange." Wang Ge pointed at the building.

The three of them walked towards the building. The door was still wide open, but when they entered, they realized that it looked like a classroom. The tables and chairs were scattered all over the place, as if a group of lawless children were fighting. They went on to the next room, but there were no tables or chairs in the next room.

It was supported by a brace, and suspended above it was something that looked like a peep. It looked like a steam perm in a barber's shop.

But when Ann Qianxi looked at the device, her intuition told her that it wasn't a steam perm, but she didn't know what it was.

Wang Ge also walked over to take a look at the items. Ann Qianxi looked at him and asked, "What are these?"

Wang Ge shook his head in confusion.

Ann Dong'er actually wanted to reach out to touch those weird machines, but Ann Qianxi grabbed his hand.

"Dong'er, the things inside are too dirty. Kids can't just randomly touch them." Ann Qianxi said.

Ann Dong'er pouted and said unhappily, "Oh."

There were a few pieces of old paper scattered on the ground. Ann Qianxi picked them up and looked at them. She discovered that the things written on the paper were all data that she could not understand. It seemed very similar to the documents his mother had left him.

She picked up a few more and looked at them. Suddenly, she noticed a familiar word on a piece of paper. "13th".

Ann Qianxi's heart skipped a beat. She went to pick up the paper on the floor and saw the number 13 on the other papers.

Wang Ge squatted down and went to pick up the papers on the ground to look, but he couldn't find anything. He looked at Ann Qianxi's shocked and confused expression and asked with concern, "Miss Ann, what's wrong? "What's written on the paper?"

Ann Qianxi shook her head in a daze. "I don't know either."

She stood up and looked at the papers scattered across the floor. She was almost certain now that this was the place where her mother and she had stayed.

Suddenly, in a corner of the room, she saw something very different from the yellowed, crumpled paper on the floor. She walked over and picked it up. It was a picture.

It was old, yellow, and even a little blurry, but when Ann Qianxi brushed the dust off it and saw the picture, she felt a chill run down her spine.

On the photo, there were five children who looked exactly the same. It could be seen that their facial features were very similar to Ann Qianxi's. They looked exactly like the children Ann Qianxi had when she was young.