At that moment, the two of them discussed for a bit, and everything was settled.
So, in less than ten minutes, before they even got close to the small village where they lived, they had already reached the designated place—Dishui Rock.
On the northern bank of the East Pa River, there was a small path leading into the Rainforest Mountain Area.
About two or three hundred meters in, on the right side of the forest, there was a stone cliff facing south, with plenty of light, the kind of place snakes and insects didn't like to stay.
About twenty meters up the stone cliff, there was a natural cave, locally known as Dishui Rock.
At the entrance of Dishui Rock, a small stream of clear water dripped all year round, not much, but always present.
People from the rainforest never lacked water, so the spring water at Dishui Rock was never touted as a divine spring or Guanyin water like it might be in underdeveloped areas in the country.
