You don't cast spells by the rules at all, do you?

Kate:

Adev looked down the cliff with a serious expression: "There are only two possibilities for this black area."

"One is a man-made barrier to cover up everything under the cliff."

Kate was puzzled: "Then shouldn't we go down?"

"You will die." Adev stared at him.

Not to mention that Kate was not good at moving in the dark, the person who could create such a large area of darkness was not something they could deal with. If the endless black sea was a kind of magic, then it was far beyond the sixth level.

It has reached a point that is difficult for ordinary people to understand.

Anyone who breaks into the barrier set up by a wizard of this level will die.

"The second possibility is that it was formed naturally." Adev personally prefers this explanation.

Because he had some vague impressions in his memory, it seemed that someone in the scholar's time had seen a similar "Black Sea".

It is no easier to "deal with" than artificial creations.

Adev had said before that humans are insignificant in front of nature. No matter which possibility it is, if you want to explore the "Black Sea" or cross the "Black Sea", you must at least become a great magician first to have a certain ability to protect yourself.

This immediately silenced Kate.

As we all know, the world today no longer has the resources for wizards to break through to the seventh level.

They came to the "new world" for this resource, but they were told that if they wanted to obtain the resource,

First I have to break through to level seven. Isn’t this a vicious circle?

Elviri hasn't given up yet, she's been trying to find a solution.

"Should we contact the people who have been here before?"

There are many flags on the ground, most of which have names or team logos written on them. It is not difficult for the Dawn Council to find people through them. This way, they can get more information about the end of the world, at least to know whether it is always dark under the cliff.

"Let me help you." Iris said.

She knew Elviri. If it were before, the girl would definitely question whether the ruins of Kofrei really existed. The fact that she didn't question it meant that Elviri already had the answer in her mind, so what they had to do was to dig out this "answer".

"I'll tell you my name, please write it down." Elviri said.

Iris nodded: "Okay."

"Flore."

"Jason."

"The Rock Club of Michigan, the Krobel Club of West Laquer—eh?"

"Chris?"

Elviri started looking at the flags at her feet. As she looked, she found a small flag with the name "Chris" written on it. She was slightly stunned and looked at Sean and said, "Isn't this your friend?"

Sean walked over and took a look, and it was indeed Chris's handwriting.

It was on the flag of the Krobel Club, but it was too dark before, so he only noticed the club logo and not the signature on the flag.

and the date.

[1145.03.17]

This was before going to the Black Fruit Rain Forest.

Elise pondered: "Chris came to the end of the world first, and then went to the black fruit rain forest. Is there any connection between the two?"

Sean had a bad feeling in his heart: "Hurry up and try calling other people."

Chris is dead, and perhaps others who have been here have suffered the same fate.

Upon hearing this, Iris immediately asked Isa to call the town of Alola and have their people find the explorer's contact information as quickly as possible.

Although it is called the “fastest”, it still takes time to operate.

Sean and the others had no choice but to wait.

About three hours later, the sun had risen completely and a number was finally sent over.

Isa hit them one by one.

The good news is, someone answered the phone.

And most of them are the ones who left their names at the end of the world,

When they heard that Isha was a journalist and wanted to interview her about her mountaineering experience, they proudly talked about what happened at that time.

Being able to climb the highest mountain in the world is indeed something to be proud of.

So here comes the bad news -

“It’s always dark down there.”

"That black is very strange. Forgive me for not being well-educated and not being able to find a good adjective. Anyway, it is different from the usual black, giving people a sense of nothingness, as if there is nothing under the cliff. That's how the name 'The End of the World' came from."

These are the words of one of the explorers who reached the summit of End Peak.

Their world is not infinite. This peak and cliff are the boundaries, so it is named the End of the World. Beyond that is emptiness.

As for the city ruins, the ancient castles, the highways—”—no one had ever seen them.

While Isa was talking to the climbers, the night watchman in the city also called to inquire about the situation.

Sopea told the truth: "I haven't found it yet."

Night Watchman: "What do you mean, not found? Any clues?"

Sopea: “—No.”

He had also been to the "New World". The end of the world was completely different from the topography of Covre or Serona. To be honest, he was confused now. Could it be that the riverbed of consciousness had "deceived" them? Although the things in the "New World" were real, the timeline was messed up? Just because there were things in the "New World", did it mean that there were also things in the real world?

The night watchman was silent for a moment, then said in a hoarse voice, "I will wait for you for three more days at most."

You can tell that he is a little angry.

He was skeptical about the existence of the temple ruins, but he came to take a look for Sopea's sake and because the matter was of great importance. Now Sopea told him that he had not found them. He risked his life to bring more than a thousand people here, crossing mountains and rivers, and sailing across the ocean, ready to do something big.

Even if he couldn't find the materials, he would at least kill some witch hunters to avenge the dead wizard, but in the end he came up empty-handed.

Anyone would be angry.

The moment he learned that there was no progress, the Night Watchman's impression of Sean fell to the bottom, and his feeling towards Sopea also dropped significantly. He felt like he had been fooled.

Among all the people at this moment, only Sabek didn't take this matter to heart.

First of all, this is not his business and has nothing to do with him.

Secondly, he never believed that Sean and the others could really find the ruins of the temple.

There is a word that can describe the behavior of Sean and others: "archaeology."

Or to be more precise, "tomb robbing".

Moreover, the tomb they robbed was the tomb of the legendary wizard Carl Black, how could it be that easy?

Even if the temple is still there, it cannot be found easily, not to mention that there are a group of big families eyeing it covetously. If there were any treasures, they would have been divided up long ago. How could Sean and others have their turn?

"What should we do now?" Sabek asked, shrinking his neck.

The top of the mountain was very cold, and his magic power was suppressed. He couldn't keep warm on his own, and he wanted to go back.

Elviri warned irritably, "If you don't want to be thrown off a cliff as a test subject, shut up."

Sabek: “——Okay.”

This girl is so fierce!

It’s not his fault that he can’t find the temple. If you have the guts, go and scold Sean. You just want to bully honest people, huh.

"No, that's not right." Sean, who was in deep thought, suddenly spoke up.

"What's wrong?" Kate asked.

"The temple shouldn't be hidden under a cliff," Sean said.

He realized that he had overlooked a problem.

There is a time difference between the Kefrui Ruins and the Siracl State. This time difference is determined by the time of the two places.

People's judgment of time depends on the color of the sky. In other words, if the ruins of Kovri are hidden under this void of black that can completely block the sunlight, there will be no distinction between day and night, and they will not be able to see the sun.

The presence of the sun means that Kofr is not hidden by the "Black Sea".

"You mean, we found the wrong place?" Elviri frowned. "But the time difference is fixed. Covre is not in the Far North, nor here. Where else can it be?"

"Wait for me." Sean sat down and closed his eyes.

Everyone was confused.

"What does he want to do?"

"I don't know, maybe changing posture helps me think?"

Everyone couldn't help but look at Elviri: "Is he always like this?"

Elviri: “?”

How does she know what this guy is like normally?

She talks as if she and Sean have a very good relationship and are together every day. She doesn't really know this man, okay?

In fact, Sean is not thinking, he is "meditation"

He went to the virtual space.

The best way to find a place is not to search around, but to let the place "actively" find them.

If their general direction was correct, they should be very close to Covey now, and the view from the top of the peak was wide, so he could go to Covey and throw a "flare" or something like that into the sky to confirm the exact location of the temple.

So after many days, Sean once again entered the statue, went offline, and came to the real Covre.

Because of the "exercise" in the "new world", Sean already knew the strength of the patrolmen here.

He was no longer afraid of attracting attention and directly used magic to control the statue to cross the road - he needed to be discovered now, lure Klintor and others over, subdue them, and then let them give a signal, which would also pave the way for the subsequent lure the tiger away from the mountain.

But... things turned out a little differently than Sean expected.

He wandered around the street for a long time but didn't see a single person.

"Are these guys slacking off?"

Sean was complaining in his heart. When he didn't want to be discovered in the "New World", Klintor and others showed up.

They suddenly appeared from behind him. Now he wanted to be found, but these guys disappeared. How did they work?

If he hadn't thought it would be difficult to explain to Elvira if he flew directly into the sky, he would have served as the flare himself.

Sean searched along the street, making some noise from time to time, but he never attracted anyone.

It wasn't until he reached the entrance of an alley that he finally heard some noise.

"So hungry..."

"I'm dying, help me, Lord Klintor—"

Sean followed the sound into the alley and found that it came from a familiar old house.

He was stunned. Wasn't this the place where he and Elviri captured those soldiers and interrogated them in the "New World"?

At this time, Sean was still a statue, but he could not care less and was eager to confirm his guess.

He just "got hard quickly" and rushed into the house by smashing the wall.

next second.

Sean's eyes widened.

In the dimly lit room, a group of soldiers tied with ropes were struggling on the ground. They looked weak and seemed to have been hungry for many days.

Sean counted subconsciously.

No more, no less, exactly 35.

My period is here!

As we all know, there is always a day every month when the newbies