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"Captain Morlen, aren't we supposed to be going out? What are we doing here?" A'Diao asked.

He didn't know that the aircraft was a means of transportation, and thought it was a metal house.

"We're flying over there," Morlen replied with a smile.

"Fly...over there? How?" A'Diao asked.

"We're riding in the aircraft now. It'll be flying into the sky soon," Morlen explained.

"What? This big thing can fly into the sky?" A'Diao was surprised.

This thing looked very bulky, and he didn't think it could fly.

"Of course. Look outside. We've already taken off," Morlen opened the window next to him.

A'Diao leaned out to look, and sure enough, he could feel himself rising continuously.

"Wow!" A'Diao exclaimed excitedly.

"Haha! I thought you'd be scared, so I specially closed the window," Morlen laughed.

"How can it fly?" A'Diao asked curiously, his eyes wide.

Which boy didn't have a dream of flying when he was young?

When he was little, he saw insects flying in the sky, and he tried flapping his arms himself.

However, obviously, he couldn't fly.

"This question is more complicated. In short, it's an anti-gravity design," Morlen said.

"What is anti-gravity?" A'Diao asked.

"To know anti-gravity, you must first know what gravity is..."

Morlen wanted to explain it clearly step by step, but the more he explained, the more complicated it became.

A'Diao tried hard to understand, but the more he listened, the less he understood.

"What? You're saying we live on a planet????" A'Diao, like anyone encountering this concept for the first time, expressed suspicion and incomprehension.

"Uh..." Morlen was already a little reluctant to explain.

He now realized that he had made a mistake and shouldn't have tried to explain the problem thoroughly.

Now, the topic was getting out of control.

"Captain, we have entered the outside world. Where do we go next?" the pilot interrupted their conversation in a timely manner.

Morlen breathed a sigh of relief and asked:

"A'Diao, which way do we go next?"

"Let me see."

A'Diao looked out the window, but after looking for a long time, he couldn't figure it out and replied awkwardly:

"Uh...Captain, there's yellow sand everywhere here. I can't tell the direction."

It was normal that he didn't recognize the Gobi Desert, as it was his first time there.

"How about this? I'll take you to the Frost Land Tribe first. When we get there, you can take a look," Morlen suggested.

"Okay!" A'Diao nodded.

"Well, let's go to the Frost Land Tribe first," Morlen instructed the pilot.

"Yes, Captain."

The pilot obeyed the order, adjusted the course, and flew towards the Frost Land Tribe.

The two aircraft behind immediately followed after synchronizing their course.

The speed of the aircraft was many times faster than walking on foot.

In the blink of an eye, they arrived above the tribe.

"A'Diao, we're at the Frost Land Tribe now. Which way do we go next?" Morlen asked.

"This...so fast?" A'Diao couldn't believe it.

But looking down from above, it did look like the Frost Land Tribe.

"Of course. According to the aircraft's maximum flight speed, flying from the easternmost point of Pangu Continent to the westernmost point would take at most half an hour," Morlen replied with a smile.

"What is an hour?" A'Diao asked.

"Uh...why don't you take a look first and see which way we should go next?" Morlen immediately changed the subject.

Teaching should be done by professional teachers after we return.

"Oh. Okay. Do you see that mountain? Fly towards that side."

A'Diao pointed to the mountain in the left front and said.

"Okay!"

Morlen had a real-time channel display screen in his hand. By setting target points, he could send coordinate data to the pilot.

After receiving the data, the pilot could fly according to the route.

Because A'Diao needed to watch the road, the aircraft flew very slowly.

However, it only took one or two minutes for them to reach the sky above the mountain.

This mountain was where he hid from the enemy and buried the bronze sword back then.

"Fly over there again," A'Diao said.

At this time, the mountains were full of jungles, making it difficult to identify the direction of travel.

He needed to look down at the terrain structure and then judge the route based on his memory.

With the tacit cooperation of both parties, after 2 hours, they finally successfully arrived at Scarface's tribe.

Because the aircraft's flight altitude was very low, it quickly attracted the attention of everyone in the tribe.

"Look, what is that?" someone pointed to the sky and asked.

Then, more and more people were attracted.

"I guess it should be a fire bee. That thing is big and flies high," someone commented.

"It doesn't look like it. Fire bees are very red, but this thing looks gray," someone immediately retorted.

"Yeah! Fire bees buzz when they fly, but this thing doesn't make any noise," someone else chimed in.