The Witcher: Elemental Lords

Dore thought about it and realized that was indeed the case.

Wealth can be passed on to the next generation, but passing on spirit is indeed somewhat difficult. The legendary Narye, a great warrior of legend, had no promising sons or grandsons. "Courage lasts only a generation" is what they said about him.

Fortunately, some of his descendants were insightful and passed down some legends, continuing the glory of this legendary figure.

The two of them were walking around the fortress in their true forms, a man and a woman, very young, attracting a lot of attention. People kept asking if they were going out and if they wanted to join their caravan. Dore politely refused.

Traveling with a caravan was too slow, and most people in the caravan were licking blood from their blades. There were bound to be some bad people, and Dore didn't want to cause trouble.

The two quickly left the fortress and saw endless yellow sand, hills, and boundless Gobi desert outside.

Aisley felt a little uncomfortable. She cultivated both water and wind elements, and it was dry here, with very little water element in the air, which severely affected her senses.

After walking more than ten miles, under the gaze of some people, the two quickly transformed into two streams of wind and headed towards the corridor.

They soon arrived at a fork in the road. One road led to the Northern Kingdom, and the other led to the Eternal Forest, conveniently bypassing the vast Evil Spirit Mountains.

Going to the Northern Kingdom was uphill, while going to the Eternal Forest and the Glory Empire was the same, both downhill from here.

Although it was already mid-October and very cold here, many caravans could still be seen passing through the corridor. This should be their last passage.

Dore and Aisley did not choose to walk in the middle of the corridor, in the middle of the river, because flying over would make the wizards of those caravans nervous. They chose to walk on the mountain walls on both sides, flying high and quickly passing by.

In just two hours, the two had already seen the green in the distance and the vast plains further away.

The outskirts of the Eternal Forest had arrived.

Going down from the ancient riverbed, the buffer zone in the middle is a wilderness. From a certain point, there is a towering wall of trees separating the wilderness from the Eternal Forest. Inside is an endless forest, a truly boundless forest that stretches as far as the eye can see.

The Eternal Forest is very large, containing not only forests but also some mountains and ravines. Different creatures live in each place, forming tribes with various intelligent beings. The most famous are the various elf tribes: forest elves, dark elves, and fairy elves.

The area of this Eternal Forest is even larger than the combined area of the Glory Empire and the Northern Kingdom, occupying one-third of the area of the Western Ring Continent. The number of creatures living inside is countless, a terrifying number.

Flying over it is not a simple matter. No one knows where the territories of those powerful creatures are. Flying around recklessly can be deadly.

Dore and Aisley only took a look, and Dore summoned the Wizard Tower. From here, they planned to fly directly through the high altitude.

At an altitude of more than three thousand meters, even powerful magical beasts would not venture there. Except for some thunder spirits and cloud monsters, almost no creatures live higher than three thousand meters above the ground. Dore planned to fly to an altitude of six thousand meters to completely avoid the various mountain ranges.

Originally, they were planning to pass directly through the Evil Spirit Mountains, but there was a group of very powerful thunderbirds on the Evil Spirit Mountains. So, it took a day to bypass the Evil Spirit Mountains. In the Eternal Forest, they were not afraid of these.

Aisley had a map with the locations of the major mountain ranges marked on it. As long as they found these high mountains, they could hopefully fly over them from high altitude.

This time, he didn't bring Baal along because he couldn't contact him. That guy was probably off somewhere harming the dragon clan. Wassenburg was too boring, so boring that Baal didn't want to come back at all. Plus, the city was full of strict magic arrays, which made the old man feel very uncomfortable.

Dore placed the Wizard Tower on the ground. After it grew larger, the two walked in, and then the Wizard Tower shrank and shot into the sky at an extremely fast speed.

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The main room on the third floor.

Dore looked at the ground, controlling the Wizard Tower, checking the Wizard Tower's operation, and watching the situation outside, multitasking.

Aisley was checking the map next to him.

The map was very, very large, encompassing the entire northern part of the Western Ring Continent, but it was marked very roughly. Many places only had rough geographical information, and even the names were missing. Obviously, these were places that had not been explored.

However, as long as they had rough geographical information, the two could be more at ease.

Soon after, Dore frowned and said, "Aisley, take a look. Is there any place to land after three thousand kilometers? The Wizard Tower's energy can only maintain this flight state for three thousand kilometers before it needs to land and recharge."

The higher the altitude, the more energy it consumed. Dore had filled the energy pool after accumulating energy for several months, but now he discovered that at the current speed, it could only fly three thousand kilometers. At the current speed, they would have to land in two days.

The Wizard Tower's speed was still very fast. Fifteen hundred kilometers a day was not a problem, and it could be faster, but that would consume even more energy.

Aisley looked up and frowned, saying, "If we go north, look, we have to bypass this area, and we have to bypass this area. We can only land here at most."

She pointed to a certain area with her finger.

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Dore looked at it and frowned. He raised his head and looked forward.

At this time, the Wizard Tower had completely exceeded the normal altitude and had reached above the ordinary clouds. The sky was as blue as it could be, azure, deep, and slightly dark. The sunlight sprinkled down, not as dazzling as the sky usually seen, and even slightly dark. Outside the sky, the starlight was bright, clear, and visible.

The clouds below were even more interesting. They seemed to be bubbles, suspended at a certain height in the sky, forming various shapes, which was very interesting.

In a certain direction, the clouds were very thick, and lightning could be seen flashing and thundering within. It should be raining heavily there.

There were many disturbances in the sky, and Dore needed to be vigilant at all times. These air currents were much more ferocious than on the ground.

Dore felt the situation outside and looked at the map again, swallowing a mouthful of saliva, and said, "Let's get a little closer, to a position of two thousand five hundred kilometers. Let me see, or we'll land here."

He reached out and pointed to a slightly darker area.

Aisley glanced at it, "That's the area controlled by the underground gnomes. What are you doing landing there?"

Dore shrugged, "Just find a place without creatures. If we can meet the underground gnomes, we might be able to trade for some precious metals."

Just then, Dore frowned.

Aisley saw him frown and thought something had happened outside, but she didn't expect Dore to suddenly raise his head, open the Wizard Tower with a wave of his hand, and a figure flew in from outside, landed on the ground, rolled around, and transformed into a huge, fierce wolfhound.