A day later, on the edge of the island, Pam and the others were now almost out of water, and the harsh conditions on the island were worse than they had imagined.

Now Pam and the five of them have a very heavy heart, on this island, let alone find those missing members of the association, even they are almost trapped here.

"Retreat!"

Chirdor looked at the coastline and said helplessly.

"Agreed!"

As soon as he heard about the retreat, Journey to the West couldn't wait to agree.

Pam didn't speak, neither did Gailu and Crook, and for a moment there was silence on the edge of the shoreline.

After a while, Chirdor dialed the ship that the Society had arranged to pick them up from here.

"How much longer?"

"Expected to arrive tonight!"

A male voice came from the phone, and it was the man who had come to pick them up when they left here.

Professional hunters are high-risk professions, life and death are not a problem, and missing arms and legs are the norm.

Pam they met the sandman again yesterday evening, and if they hadn't escaped quickly, maybe they would have been surrounded by a large number of sandmen, this time not one or five, but twenty-five.

This in itself may be a risk that professional hunters have to take at all times, but in the case of their group being unable to cope and lacking supplies.

Retreat is their best option.

At this time, the boat that met them was still halfway there, and as far as the route was concerned, it was still a long way from Wild Sands Island.

Although it is expected, it is also relatively conservative, and the sea route cannot increase the speed.

Putting the phone back in her pocket, Childo tilted her head and looked at Pam and them quietly, a hint of wonder in the depths of her intelligent eyes that no one could possibly detect.

"What do you think that kind of thing would be?"

Pam looked at Childor like this, and suddenly asked.

That kind of thing, Pam refers to the sandmen, which are inanimate beings who have no telekinesis or thoughts left over from death.

Childo was speechless for a while, and then said.

"Perhaps, that kind of thing, it's from the forbidden area of humans."

Chirdor suddenly lowered his head and said slowly.

"The Dark Continent?"

Pam said word by word.

"You know?"

Crook asked Pam in amazement.

Pam nodded at Gailu, then asked.

"Is there any basis for this?"

"Nope."

Chirdor raised his head, his bright eyes staring at Pam and said dryly.

The conclusion without any basis is precisely her own opinion, and it doesn't matter what it is.

As a plant hunter, Crook is actually full of yearning for the Dark Continent, where everything is unknown and there are absolutely magical plants that cannot be imagined.

So when Pam said about the Dark Continent, she would have such a big reaction, and the expectation in the depths of her eyes gradually became hot, as if something had sprouted in her heart.

When Pam heard this, he opened his mouth, wanting to ask something, but he didn't know where to start.

"Can you tell me about the Dark Continent?"

Chirdo chuckled at Palm's inquiry, as if to see Rhona's restless curiosity, and a ripple lit up in his clear eyes.

"As far as I know, it's not a place where humans can set foot at will, quite, quite ......"

Chirdo retracted the smile that hung on his lips and pondered which word to use to describe the place.

"Quite special!"

Crook is also listening, and she is also full of curiosity about the Dark Continent.

"For any hunter with adventure in their veins, it's also a place to go after like crazy."

Childo said unhurriedly.

Pam was staring at Childor closely, waiting for her next.

Looking into Pam's eyes, Childo's tone turned low and he said.

"No matter how much risk is emphasized, no matter how much data is used to draw up an unimaginable danger level, it will only stimulate the curiosity of crazy adventurers, and the Dark Continent is such a place."

"There, are you interested?"

In that low tone, Chirdor seemed to be coaxing a child

Interested?

Pam asked himself inwardly, but remained silent.

The same is true of Crook.

Maybe there was too little information known about it, and his blood was not boiling, but he wanted to go and see.

When he came into this world, he not only wanted to see, but he also had to go there to appreciate the scenery.

"Hmm."

Pam was silent for a few moments, then finally responded briefly. 126 Chinese Net

"I can tell you everything I know, but you have to promise me one condition."

The thoughts in Childo's body suddenly burst out.

Pam's eyes narrowed and he asked.

"On what terms?"

"You'll know, but not now, when we go back, after you get the qualifications to go to the Dark Continent!"

Childo closed his eyes.

No one could guess what Childo was thinking, and perhaps only she knew the answer.

Pam looked at Childo with his eyes closed, and it was obvious that he didn't want to continue.

Pam paused for a moment, then got up and walked towards the desert tent that Crook had set up not far away.

That night, a ship sailed in the waters of the Isle of Wild Sands, and was traveling around the island, looking for Pam and them.

Because Pam they didn't know where they were now, the captain of the boat could only find Pam and them through this stupid way.

Soon, Pam and his party saw a ship approaching in the distance.

"Let's go! The boat is coming, let's get out of here! ”

Seeing that the ship was docked on the shore, Childo spoke.

When Pam heard this, he raised his foot and followed Childor's back.

The people boarded the ship, piloted by the captain, and slowly sailed away from the harbor, and the ship rode the wind and waves, getting farther and farther away from the island of wild sand.

They chose to leave the island as soon as possible was the right choice, because it was just after Pam they left the island.

The sandmen they had encountered with Pam in the past two days, they actually gathered in the center of the island of wild sand, a total of twenty-five sandmen, and they slowly dissipated, like wind and sand blown away by the wind.

Then, the blown sandman reappeared, turning into one, and at the same time, a wave of sand centered on the sandman spread outward, not only making a strange noise, but also accompanied by a powerful wind.

The sandman, who caused a great change, then turned into a pile of sand and sank into the desert.

This may be how the island's creatures were wiped out, as the sandmen had already caused a sandstorm that, according to the scale of its spread, would sweep across the Isle of Sand in less than a day.

Pam had no idea what was happening on the Isle of Sands, and he sat on the bed in one of the cabins, thinking about what Childor had said.

"The Dark Continent."

Pam muttered to himself.

At that moment, there was a knock on the door.

Pam looked up at the door and said.

"Come in!"

The door came, and Chirdor walked in slowly, closing it with his backhand.

"Childo, is there something wrong?"

Pam looked at Childo, collected his emotions, and asked slowly.

In the Hunters' Guild, Chirdor is one of the twelve earthly branches designated by Nitro, and Pam is just not an ordinary member of the Guild, if it weren't for Nitro's recommendation, they should have no intersection, and Pam would not have participated in this mission.

Chirdo walked over, took a chair and set it aside, then sat down slowly.

She looked at Pam and said straight to the point.

"Do one thing for me, that's the condition."

The conditions that had not been proposed on the Isle of Wild Sand before were proposed at this moment.

"Do one thing?"

Pam said suspiciously.

Chirdor nodded slightly and said.

"This thing I want you to do, of course, it won't be easy, maybe you'll die, but if you want to get information about the forbidden land from me, you have to do this thing for me."

"See what I mean? Between us, this time it's a deal, each taking what he wants! ”

What Childor said made Pam's heart a little shocked, what kind of thing could make Childor exchange information from the Dark Continent, and as one of the twelve earth branches, she couldn't handle it?

After hearing Childor's words, Pam fell silent.

The Dark Continent is indeed what Pam wants, and now collecting information about the Dark Continent is also very beneficial to Pam, which is enough for him to be fully prepared.

It's just that this condition makes people very difficult.

Because Pam couldn't tell if the information Childor gave was of equal value to what he had promised Childow.

Pam had no reason to refuse, but he didn't say yes too quickly.

"Can you tell me what's going on?"

After a moment, he said.

Agree to this condition, yes! But Pam wants to know, what is he going to do?

This is the safest thing to do.

"No, you can't!"

"If you say yes, I'll tell you!"

Childo rejected Pam's condition that he wanted to know what he was going to do.

"Then, after landing, you can go to the Sky Arena to find me with forbidden information!"

After Pam was rejected, he was not annoyed, but said to Childor with a sigh of relief.

The ship had been at sea for about two days, and it was already about to return to the continent of Ezhen.