Hello, is this a letter addressed to Demon Fortress?

In theory, the current situation is nothing to Elvia.

After all, she has an extraordinary achievement that is unprecedented and unparalleled.

This is an achievement that even the peak Shadow Blade Lin could not accomplish.

That is......

To survive the Kuroshio Current.

The red desert is indeed terrifying, but compared to the Kuroshio Current...

The sheer number of demons in the Red Earth Desert is nothing compared to the Black Tide's.

I still remember.

That night, when Elvia looked up, the sky was completely dark and obscured.

What she saw was nothing but epic demons.

The legendary demons beneath the flying boat—who knows how many they've trampled to death?

And this is only a small part of the Kuroshio Current.

The demons gathered by the Black Tide are not just from the birthplace, but all the demons within a radius of several thousand kilometers.

Rather, it was the demons along the way, covering an area of ​​several thousand kilometers.

Like a snowball, it will only get bigger and bigger.

Not to mention, there is also a demonic demigod who can flatten the entire red desert.

Despite achieving this incredible feat, if Elvia had a choice...

This kind of achievement can be given to whoever the hell wants it.

She didn't want to experience entering the Kuroshio Center a second time.

result......

She experienced it all again in the red desert.

Although its intensity cannot compare to the Kuroshio Current, but...

Elvia was merely a lower-ranking extraordinary knight.

A damn newbie who's only been at the Transcendent level for a few months.

So, don't artificially increase the difficulty of the psychological expectations she has worked so hard to build up!

Back when we were at the very back of the pack, crossing that forbidden area of ​​the barren wasteland.

The aftershocks of the battle between the two epic demons nearly killed her, even from several kilometers away.

And now, these two high-level guys are actually taking the initiative to "stick together"?

Didn't you see the Blood Leech King's counterattack? It blew a mountain down with its blast!

The power of that blood arrow was almost legendary.

In response to the itching, the Blood Leech King unleashed a deluge of blood arrows.

Just thinking about how I almost died on the spot because of some guy's reckless actions...

Elvia's face turned completely black.

She suddenly reached out and locked Lin Gui's throat from behind.

"you--"

Her voice was low, but her anger was undisguised.

"If you dare do that again, believe me, I'll twist your head off first!"

"They're committing suicide together!"

"Let Shia be left alone in Avalon as a widow!"

Lin Gui's face turned red from being strangled, and he patted her arm.

"Ahem... I know, I know..."

Lillian, standing next to her, shrank back shyly, clasped her hands in front of her, and spoke softly.

"Teacher's wife... I was wrong too..."

Elvia turned her head and glared at her, her brows furrowed.

"You knew too?!"

Under Elvia's stern gaze, the two made a promise.

Never do anything reckless unless absolutely necessary.

Elvia's expression softened slightly.

She loosened her grip on Lin Gui's neck, sat back down, crossed her arms, and looked around.

His gaze swept over the mountains and ground, riddled with holes from the attack by the Blood Leech King.

She raised her chin and gestured forward, urging him on.

"Let's go quickly."

"Don't linger here."

"If I stay any longer, my heart is going to explode!"

"And don't even mention that damn law to me!"

"All I know is that one accident could be enough to kill us all."

"Using these maggots as footrests!"

Hear this.

Lin Gui could only rub his neck, which was red from being strangled, and nod awkwardly.

Then it propelled the flying boat eastward.

The airship moved forward steadily, and the outline of the blood lake gradually receded behind it.

On the way, it seemed that some kind of constraint had been broken, and Lillian never stopped talking.

Her eyes sparkled as she looked around, her head turning left and right incessantly.

That forbidden area that was just so incredibly ferocious and terrifying.

At this moment, it seemed to her as a walking mountain of top-level academic papers.

She never stopped asking questions of those around her.

His finger occasionally pointed to the distant mountains or the sandy ground beneath his feet.

Why is the hill bleeding?

"Is that real blood?"

Is the sand in the Red Desert red because of the Bloodstained Hills?

"So that sand really was stained with blood?"

"How much blood was needed to stain that desert, spanning thousands of square kilometers, red?"

Where did the blood flowing from the hill come from?

Why.......

She was like a curious child, bombarding everyone with a barrage of questions.

Even under the restraint of a seatbelt.

Her body kept leaning forward, pushing Elvia against the Forest Ghost.

The red desert is inherently hot.

Even with Lin Gui's magic to dispel the heat, it couldn't stop the scorching sun.

Lillian's actions made Elvia unbearably hot.

She had no choice but to change her seat.

Then, Lillian, the entire girl, hung directly on Lin Gui's back.

That little head rested on Lin Gui's shoulder.

His big eyes were full of excited curiosity.

As for Lillian's question, Lin Gui actually didn't know much more than Lillian did.

The secrets of the red desert are truly endless if one were to explore them.

He could only apologize to Lillian.

"I don't know either."

"Moreover, there's a high probability we'll never know the answer in our lifetime."

"Relying on the law, we can indeed cross the red desert, but that's all."

"Exploring the secrets behind the red desert is beyond our capabilities."

"You can leave your own insights while traversing the red desert, but you must never delve into the secrets behind it."

"Our ultimate and only goal is to return to the frontier safely and quickly."

Lillian was very disappointed to see this.

She puffed out her cheeks, about to say something.

Elvia, who was applying skincare products in the back, suddenly spoke up.

"Didn't you say there was a guide here who would lead us across the red desert?"

"Could it be that besides you, there's another person who has crossed the red desert?"

Lillian's eyes suddenly lit up.

"That's right!"

"Is he also at the intermediate level?"

Mentioning that director, Lin Gui's smile appeared on his lips.

He did not answer.

They simply propelled the flying boat to the edge of the Bloodstained Hill.

It was a soft place where desert, withered grass, and rivers of blood converged.

The airship slowly descended.

Lin Gui's gaze fell on the borderland.

The voice carried an indescribable gentleness.

"You will see 'him' soon."

He paused for a moment.

"Compared to those powerful demon overlords..."

"I believe that 'they' are the true kings of this desolate red land."