Chapter 1328 Quietly Tracking


    Layers of eerie fog covered Mount Everest, and ghost beasts roamed the area.


    At that moment, ke shielded Jean while scanning the surroundings for any sign of Lilly.


    "I can''t find any trace of Lilly here." He furrowed his brow as he swiftly killed another ghost beast.


    While he found the ghost beasts manageable individually, their overwhelming numbers turned the task


    into a relentless battle. They surrounded him from all sides, so he had no choice but to confront and


    eradicate them. Although he had the option to use the teleportation formation to evade these creatures,


    doing so risked overlooking any possible clues or traces that Lilly might have left behind.


    Jean, breathing heavily from the exertion, persevered in killing the ghost beasts, striving to grow


    stronger as quickly as possible. Although ke found them manageable, they presented a greater


    challenge for her.


    "At this rate, we won''t uncover any trace of Lilly," she worried. "The multitude of ghost beasts here


    might overshadow any clues."


    "Killing the ghost beasts will create traces. It''s the anomaly of Mount Everest and our only search


    method," he replied.


    It was a crude method, but there seemed to be no alternative.


    Suddenly, Jean eximed, "Over there!"


    ke swiftly turned to see the eerie fog shifting in a direction as if all the ghost beasts were converging


    there. Remnants of in ghost beasts littered the periphery.


    "Lilly?!" He glimpsed a glimmer of hope. He raised his sword, cutting a path through the cluster of ghost


    beasts!


    Crawford Ancestor was on the verge of copse. Despite being aware of Mount Everest''s peril, the


    reality was far more dangerous than anticipated. The danger didn''t stem from the ghost beasts but from


    the frenzied killing. The innocuous, eerie fog enveloping them was the true hazard.


    Several times, he teetered on the brink of losing consciousness, only pulling back from the frenzy of


    killing through his unwavering determination to find Lilly. Yet, even the search for Lilly had be an


    all-consuming fixation.


    When he was on the verge of exhaustion, disoriented by the bloodshed, a sudden white light pierced


    through the eerie fog, and Crawford Ancestor abruptly regained rity.


    "Crawford Ancestor?!" Jean was surprised and somewhat disappointed. She was ted that he had


    inadvertently rescued himself. Yet, she was disheartened because she still had not located her


    daughter.


    ke spoke in a deep voice, "Let''s make our way out of here."


    Crawford Ancestor wore a bitter smile and replied, "Where can we go? This ce is teeming with ghost


    beasts."


    ke shook his head and said, "Ghost beasts consist of different poptions, and where these


    poptions intersect, there are brief vacuum zones." He had discovered this after observing for a long


    time, although it didn''t seem immediately useful.


    The three of them had no other option but to venture deeper into the area, their anxiety growing.


    Crawford Ancestor added, "My soul contract beast is following Lilly. If the small ghost beast is still


    nearby, tracking it should lead us to her." He caught his breath after stopping in a rtively calm


    vacuum zone, offering a glimmer of hope.


    This was weed news for ke, as it meant there was at least one glimmer of hope.


    Jean asked, "Crawford Ancestor, have you sensed the possible location of the small ghost beast?"


    Crawford Ancestor nodded, gazing at the sky. While not entirely sure of the direction, his experience


    guided him. "I believe it should be this way."


    This was a much more practical approach than ke''s attempts to find any sign in the vast, ghost-


    beast-filled eerie fog. After a brief rest, the three of them immediately resumed their search in that


    direction.


    ...


    He soon spotted a Darkshadow not far away. It appeared bewildered, scanning its surroundings before


    heading in one direction.


    Ivan felt oddly at home on Mount Everest, as though he knew how to shield himself from the eerie fog


    and keep the ghost beasts at bay. Suppressing his breath to the lowest level, he silently trailed the


    Darkshadow. Ivan had a hunch that the ck-robed man possessed crucial information, and by


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    darkness, easily detected by the ck-robed man and the ghost beast pack.


    After approximately ten minutes of pursuit, the barely discernible figure of the ck-robed man ahead


    vanished.


    Ivan''s heart sank, thinking, This is not good...