Hai Yin, who was walking in front, couldn't help but look back at him several times — though it might also be because the "A Yin" on his wrist was pulling too tightly.
After all, driving away snakes and insects was usually the job of the Druid, which was her task.
The emerald light emanating from the tip of the wand made the few walking in the forest seem as if they had merged with the dense woods. As long as they didn't step directly on a poisonous snake, even walking over its head wouldn't draw its attention.
Now, with Xia Nan's added effect, it provided them an extra layer of safety.
Since it was an unfamiliar environment, everyone was acting very professionally, focusing on traveling rather than chatting along the way.
After walking through the forest for about twenty minutes, Xia Nan, at the back of the group, suddenly halted his steps.
"Stop."
He whispered cautiously.
