This is a picturesque valley.
Stepping into the valley, a winding stream comes into view. The water is as clear as a mirror, with the stones on the riverbed clearly visible.
The air is fresh, carrying the fragrance of earth and grass.
The trees are lush and green, rustling softly when the wind blows.
On both sides of the valley walls, there are caves of varying sizes. Led by the White Fox, Ye Fan enters the largest cave.
A skylight-like opening is above the cave, through which sunlight pours in, illuminating the cave brightly.
Ye Fan gazes in awe at the scene inside the cave.
The cave is disproportionately large, with rows of beasts quietly seated inside.
Wolves, bears, tigers, leopards, snakes, rabbits, mice, and sheep.
This scene is quite bizarre.
It is hard to imagine that these beasts can coexist peacefully under the same roof.
These must all be the yokai that the teacher mentioned, those that have really made a name for themselves.
