Forest Lodge!
The Traveler was montarily stunned, and then quickly recalled details in his mind.
Staff? Remains? Or Red Heart?
It seems none of these!
Nor does it resemble Black Forest or Night Owl.
Suddenly, a flash of insight crossed the Traveler’s mind, and he blurted out:
"You’re a Player!"
A while ago, Night Owl had contacted him, asking about his long absence from gatherings.
At that ti, Night Owl ntioned that the new mber of the Forest Lodge was called Player, a very powerful Level 3 Wizard Apprentice.
Could it really be the person in front of him?
"It looks like you’ve already heard about from Night Owl, which makes things easier."
Sunan said, taking out the key to the Forest Lodge.
Seeing the uniquely shaped key of the trading lodge, the Traveler finally confird the person’s identity, and he instantly felt a sense of relief, with most of the wariness in his eyes dissipating.
Regardless, as mbers of the Forest Lodge, even if they couldn’t call each other friends, at least they weren’t enemies.
"Did you see the fight just now?" the Traveler asked.
"Just happened to witness it." Sunan sat down opposite the Traveler.
"Then you must have heard, those two guys are from the Eternal Life Association."
The Traveler took a deep look at Sunan.
"You know the style of action those Eternal Life Association folks have; approaching at this ti isn’t a good thing. You’re looking for , not just because we belong to the sa organization, right?"
Sunan chuckled and said, "I’m looking for you just to ask for so information, about this Eco-Park."
"You’ve been here for quite a while, haven’t you?"
From the fact that the Traveler could silently lure in a Polycerate Dragon, and then find this canyon without delay, it was clear he was familiar with the area, having stayed at least a few months.
The Traveler nodded, tacitly agreeing with Sunan’s statent.
"Ti is tight, so I’ll cut to the chase."
"I can tell you the information about the Eco-Park, but as compensation, you need to help fend off Magic Hand and Blood Mouth to ensure I can safely leave the Eco-Park."
"Deal!" Sunan agreed without hesitation.
Seeing Sunan agree so quickly, the Traveler gave him a surprised look, acknowledging that Night Owl was right: Player was very strong. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have such confidence after witnessing the power of Magic Hand and Blood Mouth.
The two then signed an Oath Contract.
With the contract signed, the Traveler felt relieved.
Finally, he could breathe a sigh of relief.
With a powerful helper, even if Magic Hand and Blood Mouth caught up again, they would have the strength to fight.
Even if they couldn’t win, escaping shouldn’t be an issue.
With the guarantee of the Oath Contract, the Traveler completely let go of his guard against Sunan and continued ditating in front of him.
About two hours later, the Traveler opened his eyes, looking sharp as if energized, clearly having restored his spiritual power to its peak.
"Now you can tell about the Eco-Park, right?" Sunan said.
The Traveler laughed heartily and stood up.
"Just explaining won’t make things clear; I’ll show you so things on the way."
The two walked out of the cave, reaching the canyon’s sky.
After slightly discerning the direction, the Traveler led the way to fly ahead.
"According to my research, this Eco-Park seems to be divided into three different zones."
"The outermost area is Zone 1, where mostly Sub-dragon Species appear, like Polycerate Dragon being the top predator in Zone 1’s food chain."
"Next we’re heading to Zone 2, where the creatures are much stronger than those in Zone 1."
Stronger than high-tier Sub-dragon Species?
Sunan’s heart skipped a beat.
Could it be pureblood Dragon Species?
If that were the case, the two entering Zone 2 would be akin to courting death.
Adult pureblood Dragon Species can only be handled by Official Wizards!
But judging by the Traveler’s relaxed expression, it seed to be not as he suspected.
Seeing Sunan’s questioning gaze, the Traveler smiled but didn’t explain, mysteriously saying:
"You’ll understand once we get there."
Soon after, the Traveler pointed ahead and said, "Beyond there is Zone 2."
Sunan looked in the direction he was pointing, and upon careful inspection, he found a faint, nearly invisible light mbrane in the air hundreds of ters away.
Under sunlit conditions, it almost seed transparent, and without focusing, it was barely noticeable.
Looking from afar, the scenery behind the light mbrane didn’t appear special, still a lush forest.
Yet, as soon as they passed through the mbrane, the view suddenly changed.
From a vibrant forest, it transford into a bleak and dreary wilderness.
With spiderweb-like cracks in the ground, sparse, barren, dried trees, and pale remains.
Everything in sight exuded a deep sense of desolation and dead silence.
In stark contrast to Zone 1’s abundant vitality.
Separated by rely a thin light mbrane, the environntal difference was like day and night, leaving Sunan in a daze for quite a while before regaining his senses.
He looked at the Traveler, who shrugged his shoulders.
"When I arrived, Zone 2 was already like this."
"I haven’t yet investigated the specific reason, but it’s most likely related to a lack of energy."
Sunan seed thoughtful, landing next to the pale remains for closer examination.
After a closer look, he was taken aback, eyes wide open in astonishnt.
"Dragon Skeleton!"
This ti, it was the Traveler’s turn to be startled.
"Have you seen Dragon Skeletons before?"
He knew so information before entering the Eco-Park, so he knew the remains belonged to the Dragon Race before death, but how did the Player know?
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