Yuan Ming, who had transformed into a white ape, and the four-eyed golden ape were chasing and escaping in the forest. They quickly advanced several miles and a tall and unusually large black pine forest appeared ahead.

Each of these black pines was as thick as a water bucket, with trunks presenting a dark black color like cast iron. They looked much stronger than ordinary pine trees and were very dense, making them more suitable for evading the pursuit of the golden ape.

Yuan Ming's figure flickered and he flew into the black pine forest.

However, when the originally imposing four-eyed golden ape arrived at the edge of the forest, it stopped its figure. Its four eyes stared straight into the depths of the forest, scratching its ears and cheeks, seemingly concerned about something.