Reverse Labyrinth.

Summary

In the narrative, Bai Ze uses a dagger to illustrate a plan for hunting Feng Shui Mu, marking points A and B on the ground to determine their strategy. He explains the complexities involved, including the variable speeds of both the target and the hunting cannon, as well as environmental factors that complicate calculations. The group decides to focus their efforts on a single path rather than spreading their chances too thin. Carp, with the sharpest senses, is chosen to fire the cannons simultaneously. Meanwhile, Bai Ze and Li Zheng Hao engage in a conversation about emotional struggles, reflecting on the healing power of time. The chapter concludes with a sudden danger from a boulder monster, showcasing teamwork and quick thinking to avoid disaster.

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