For a long time, Zhu Hua couldn't move. The disgusting fear faded. When she finally felt her feet hit the solid ground, she squatted down almost uncontrollably. Even when my legs stood up again, I was still shaking. Thoughts and images raced through her mind, and next to them were dazzling impressions. Time travel is never a nice experience, especially for a warlock. Too many fragments of information were coming into her head, making her dizzy. However, these fragments are fragmented, disconnected, and cannot be organized into usable information. Instinctively, however, she sensed danger deeply.

She didn't know how long it took her to come to her senses. But when she was able to control her body once again (which was unbelievable as a high-ranking warlock), she saw herself standing on the hardened ground.

Very obvious traces of artificiality, natural creations will never be so neat and so regular.

Where am I?—she opened her mouth to speak, but her voice was suffocating in her throat. This is by no means a floating fortress, because the sky is blue, and a few wisps of white clouds are floating by. And the sunset in the distance is approaching the horizon.

A person beside him hurriedly walked by, and she rubbed a little bit. It was a tall man, dressed in very unfamiliar clothes. The other party stopped, and before she was about to make a move in self-defense, the other party said something she didn't understand, and hurried away as before.

She looked around, surrounded by houses she hadn't seen before. It's not that she hasn't seen houses, it's that the architecture of these houses is very unfamiliar. This is definitely not the world she knows.

Here it is...... After settling down, she quickly came to this conclusion. By the way, at that time she activated the treasure......

Zhu Hua lowered his head and saw the gem in his hand. It was so bright and beautiful before, but now it was dim, and the dream-like and beautiful vortex of smoke energy inside was gone. At the moment, it is no different from a piece of glass or a piece of transparent composition. This speaks volumes about what is really going on: the energy inside the treasure has been depleted. It is unusable until it is recharged again.

This is...... What's going on?

When the facts finally appeared unequivocally, the curtain of all lies disappeared like dew in the sun. She finally realizes that she has been deceived.

I see. She chuckled softly. With only the remnants of mana, you can get the coordinates of the opponent's space-time and space...... How is this possible? If the remnants of magic can carry so much information, the warlocks of these thousands of years have been deaf and blind?

The gem in her hand is not a so-called "recording tool" at all, or rather, it is not recorded in the way that normal people think. Instead, on the basis of the Lu Wu crossing, it can forcibly carry out a crossing again according to the weak point of time and space formed by the crossing.

The so-called time travel can be used as an analogy. The plane was like a wall, and the First Lawyer, with his own power, forcibly dug a hole for the warlock to pass through. Even if the wall can recover on its own, even if the location where a hole is dug is restored, it will be far more vulnerable than the surrounding area in a short period of time. This treasure relied on brute force to forcibly tear apart the time and space that had been torn apart once. In this way, the effect of "tracking" is formed. I don't know where the destination is, but I can get there.

This is the result of her deduction, which explains why she appeared in this strange world, in a strange city.

Of course, there's more to it than that.

Traveling to another world, even if it is an environment that allows the life forms of the traveler to exist, there are natural risks involved. Even if it is a world where humans can live, not every place allows humans to live. An example of this is the teleportation of space-time to some of the antimatter power furnaces in the world of Wago. No matter how powerful a warlock is, he can only be destroyed in an instant. Of course, this is an extreme example, but for example, the volcano-like high temperature environment, such as the high-pressure and hypoxic environment of the seabed, such as other toxic environments, etc., each can endanger the life of the traverser. In fact, there are far fewer areas in a world for human beings to survive.

Therefore, anyone can naturally deduce that there is a great deal of risk in wanting to cross. Knowing space-time coordinates and not knowing space-time coordinates are completely different things. If you know the coordinates of time and space, you are entering a safe area that you have predetermined. If you don't know the coordinates of time and space, for example, her "tracking" this time has a little error after all. This small error is magnified when the world is connected, i.e., there is no guarantee of anything other than the certainty that you will be in the target world. God knows where you'll end up in another world.

Therefore, if you travel through time and space in this way, even if you can't say that you are dead and alive, at least you are half of life and death.

She took a deep breath. suppressed all the anger and unwillingness in his heart. She was lucky because she was alive. And the anger in the moment is meaningless. There was only one thing she had to do now, she had to survive in this completely strange world.

Although some people think that this will not be a difficult thing to do, because warlocks have very magical powers. But even the most powerful warlocks know how "ants bite elephants to death". Quantity can be overwhelming over quality. Moreover, the warlock is also a human being, not without desires, without pretending to exist in foreign objects. They will also be injured, tired, and hungry, and their magic will be depleted and they will not be able to recover for a while. Under normal circumstances, a sword and a bullet can't kill a warlock, but a cup of poison and a sleeping raid are another matter. There are a lot of voids to drill.

She had no training as a First Lawyer, and was inexperienced in surviving in foreign lands or anything. But as every traveler quickly understood, the first thing she had to do was to make a preliminary observation of the world.

She walked along the street for a short time, and soon came to the conclusion that this was a human world. Because she has walked such a way, she has seen hundreds or thousands of natives of this world, but she found that all of them are humans, and there is not a single non-human alien. Although there are some differences in appearance, this world should be dominated by humans.

By the way, she also understands the first problem she has to face: the language barrier.

The natives apparently use some sort of unified language, and they greet each other, greet each other, and talk to each other. And she, as an outsider, couldn't understand a word. The language here is clearly varied and can be clearly conveyed for people to communicate fully. This is not good news, because in this sense it is by no means a language that can be easily mastered.

Of course, in addition to the difficulties, there is also good news. That is, her dress is not particularly eye-catching. Many people looked at her, but only looked, or said a few words in private that she did not understand, and did not take any other dangerous action. From her all the way, the people here have a variety of clothes and styles, so that even if her clothes are more unique, they are at least within the range of people's acceptance. This means that just looking at her appearance makes the local indigenous people not suspicious.

A rather strange and eerie human world. This was her first conclusion.

No other evidence is needed, just looking at the clothes of the pedestrians on the streets, the cleanly corrected streets on both sides, the neat hardened roadsides, and the trees dotted (these plants are of the same variety) all show that this is a world of considerable productivity and high level of technology.

By this time, the sun had sunset, and the sky had turned dark. And in the middle of the city, the lights are starting to come on. The streetlights on the side of the road are fine, she has seen them before. However, above the towering buildings not far away, those neon lights were something she had never seen before. The neon lights of several of the houses are particularly eye-catching. Those lights are not so much a part of the building as they completely overwhelm the building itself. Especially in the night, I saw the lights towering in the sky like a pavilion in the sky, and people couldn't help but ignore the buildings.

This night view is quite beautiful. Even she had to admit that the whole city had a dizzying beauty.

In her hometown, those who have money and status can also afford to dress up the place where they live. But the city is clearly a bit bigger. Its population size, by visual estimates, should be more than half a million people. It's not that there are very few cities like this – it's not that the technology doesn't have the power to build a city of this size. It's not that it's underpopulated enough to sustain such a large city. Rather, the warlocks naturally wanted to try not to build such large cities. Because of the large population gathered together, the rule of the Warlocks was a potential hidden danger.

From this point of view, the level of science and technology in this world is quite high. To be able to build such a city, there is even more excess energy that could be wasted on these apparently man-made landscapes. And as everyone knows, the high level of technology and the abundant energy supply mean that the world has a large population.

Why did Hui Yue choose this world?

As if by magic, she walked towards one of the buildings lit by neon lights.

As the night deepens, the lights shine brighter. There are some shops on the side, and they are full of service staff. But she didn't dare to go in. She knew nothing about the world, and the inhabitants of each world were not friendly to the Travelers. Once there is a conversation, the danger of being seen through her identity is too great, and it is not something she can afford now.

A man walked over with a stack of papers in his hand and handed them out to passers-by one by one. As he passed her, the man gave her one. In other words, the other party reached out and handed over one, and she subconsciously took it in her hand.

It's a colored piece of paper, and it's clearly printed. Although it is the same paper, there are differences between the two worlds. The paper in this world is much worse in texture and is more likely to be torn. She didn't understand why the other party gave her this piece of paper, and of course, there was really no such concept as "advertising leaflet" in her mind.

The paper is complex, mostly illustrated, depicting a beautiful building and a neat street outside (just like what she had seen not so long ago). But the streets in the picture were empty, and what she saw was almost a lot of traffic, with a lot of pedestrians. Outside the drawings, especially directly above them, were words she didn't recognize. It's a strange square-shaped text that is written on paper, but it has a wonderful beauty.

Of course, she really didn't understand the text, so she couldn't understand what it was saying. After looking at it for a long time to make sure she couldn't get any help, she followed the example of another pedestrian next to her, folded the paper, and stuffed it into a garbage bin. They weren't the only ones doing this, and there was another person next to them who was casually putting paper on a shelf. When he walked away, a gust of wind blew the paper out and landed on the ground.

The advertising paper is facing upwards and has five Chinese characters on it: "Welcome to Macau".