Tomb Robbery: Grassland Wasteland

After the trip to Leicheng, I thought the matter had come to an end. Unexpectedly, when I was recuperating, I got news that Boss Xie was missing. The last clue was on the blackboard in the basement of Xie's house. ——What exactly is there in Inner Mongolia? My destiny. —— This sentence was written in chalk on the blackboard. When I found it, it was covered with a thick layer of dust and looked like it had not been used for a long time. What exactly is there in Inner Mongolia? I looked at the picture of the grassland posted on the blackboard and couldn't help but think of what happened in the Badain Jaran Desert. Isn't it over yet? I asked Xiaomiao, and she shook her head and said, "Everything about me is over. The protagonist this time is not me." However, her tattoo lit up again at this time, and we were relatively speechless. During the silence, I once again looked at the half-person-high grass and the large and continuous clouds on the blackboard photo, and felt a long-lost confusion. (This work is the second part of "Crossing the Sand". The timeline is before the sea of ​​lights. The male protagonist is Wu Kai, and the female protagonist is the heroine of "Crossing the Sand". This book is advanced from both perspectives of the male and female protagonists, with the male protagonist's perspective being the main one. There is less description of emotional lines in the text, and it is plot-oriented. The male and female protagonists are family-oriented.)