Sawin slowed down for a long time before he slowly came to his senses, and said to himself: "This teleportation is really not something that people can do......

He slowly opened his eyes, and saw that in front of him was a pile of yellow soil, which he had just fallen on, and he must have been covered with dust by now.

When he saw this dirt, Sawin knew that he had been teleported, and he couldn't see this dirt in the dungeon. He slowly got up, looked around, and found himself in a wilderness, surrounded by rolling mounds of loess, with no end in sight.

Sawin picked up the back of the bag, then gathered the parts that had been teleported together and tied them firmly with rope to form a pile.

"This place is so dark, is it night?" thought Savan as he looked up at the sky.

The sky was gray at this time, with the occasional faint red tinge, like a trail of dried blood. Sawin felt that the air in this place was really not very good, there always seemed to be an indescribable strange smell, and there seemed to be a faint gray layer around it, as if there were countless ashes floating in the air.

"Onelens...... It's really a place where people can't feel comfortable. Sawan muttered to himself as he slowly lifted the mass into the sky.

The first time he came to this world, Sawan didn't know where to go, so he decided to find a random direction first, and fly wherever he wanted, hoping to find something.

Sawan flew for hours in one go, and all he could see was barren land, not even a single plant, let alone an animal. Savin's curiosity about the world was soon worn out by the boring scenery, and he didn't know when he would find useful clues when he flew down.

Deflated, Sawin even wanted to find a random place to build the teleportation well, let those magicians find it, and it would be more difficult to search such a vast world by himself than to find a needle in a haystack. Back on the ground, Sawan took out food and water, and thought about his next steps as he ate.

He remembered what Heisenside had said earlier, and the contents of the parchment were important clues, so he might be able to find some hints from them. Thinking of this, Sawan took out a few pieces of parchment from his bag, and then carefully analyzed the contents.

"In Onerens...... of the heart...... There is access to ...... Dark...... "Sawan silently read the contents of the paper, always feeling that the person who wrote this must be a mentally abnormal guy, can't he write anything clearly and clearly, he has to make a fuss, it's really infuriating!......

"Heart, the heart of the world, what could that be......" The more Sawin thought about it, the more bored he became, and he simply lay down on the ground, his eyes slightly closed, and fell into thought.

The surroundings seemed so quiet that he couldn't even hear the wind, Sawin said secretly: "This place is so quiet, it's just lifeless, it feels like a dead world, no wonder all the people here ran out in the first place......" Thinking about it, he felt a wave of tiredness hit him, and Sawin fell asleep unconsciously.

It was as if everything had stood still, making it difficult to feel the passage of time, and I didn't know how long I had been asleep, but in a hazy moment, Sawan suddenly felt as if something was approaching him. The sudden feeling of being in such a quiet place made Samin's hair stand on end, and his whole body trembled, and he barely thought about it, he jumped up from the ground and copied the demon sword behind his back.

However, he looked around, but there was no one in sight, and the terrifying feeling disappeared in an instant. The battle-hardened Sawan knew very well that he would never feel this way for no reason, and that after he evolved to the third order, he became more sensitive to everything around him, so he felt that he must have said something.

Sawin looked at it carefully, his things were the same, there were no footprints left around, everything looked very normal.

"It's weird...... "Samin couldn't tell why, but the world felt a little weird.

At this moment, Sawin didn't have the heart to sleep again, so he carried his things and flew forward again.

After a few days, Savin realized that there was no difference between day and night in Onerens, the sky was always gray, not even a bird could be seen, and the whole world was always lifeless. Sawan was secretly glad that he had brought a lot of water and food, otherwise he would have had to go back for a few days at most in a place like this, where there was not even a single grass.

After a few days, Savin saw nothing but mountains and wastelands, not even rivers, and although he saw many dry riverbeds, there was not even a drop of water in them. Sawan was disappointed in the world, it was hell compared to Hylarson. Although the land of Hylarson is extremely scarce, the whole world looks clean and bright, and Onelens only gives people a post-apocalyptic feeling, as if they have come to the end of time.

Sawan flew through a lot of places, and found no useful clues, which is fine, the most important thing is that since coming to Onerens, Sawan has been awakened almost every time he sleeps, and it always feels like someone has been following him. Whenever he fell asleep, there was always a creepy chill that made Savin wonder if there was something he couldn't see in this world.

Sawan believed that there was nothing wrong with his feelings, that there must be something unknown around him, but unfortunately he couldn't see with his eyes. He had also tried his mental power to probe if there was anything strange around him, but the result of the investigation was only a gloomy impression, as if nothing existed.

The longer he stayed in Onerens, the stronger this feeling became, and Savan's heart began to become irritable, and he became more and more dislike of the world. The reason for this, in addition to the sense of horror, is also an important reason for the gloomy and dead atmosphere, no one likes such an environment, let alone have to wait for a long time.

Sawan said to himself, let's go back in three days, fly around with a lot of stuff every day, feel like a fool, build the teleportation well, and let the guys from the Magic Guild figure it out......

With this thought, Sawan felt relieved, as if the matter had become someone else's problem, and he was just a relaxed bystander. Things in the world are often like this, intentionally planting flowers that do not bloom, unintentionally planting willows and willows, just when Sawan was about to give up, he unexpectedly found a different place.

It was a cliff that had collapsed extensively in the ground for some unknown reason, and from where it had been opened, Savin had found traces of man-made structures. It was a house buried under the soil, and if it weren't for the depression in the ground, it would have been difficult to find, because the depth of the burial was several meters, and it would have been impossible to find without digging up the soil layer above.

This inadvertent discovery lifted Savin's spirits, and after so many days of hard work, he had finally paid off, otherwise Sawan would have really doubted whether there really was a civilization in this world. Now that this house buried in the soil has been found, it is enough to show that the various speculations of the Magic Guild are still somewhat reasonable.

Savan, who had been thinking about going back, decided to find a place to dig down to see, since the house was found buried under the soil layer at the cliff, then there would be buried ruins elsewhere. Sawin even wondered if the world's civilizations were all buried in the ground, otherwise why would he have found nothing all this time......

Sawin found a place where the soil was soft, and then took shape, using the dragon's strong claws to dig deep into the dirt, and soon he dug a large hole in the ground, and the dirt around it was piled up like a hill. Digging and digging, Savan's claws suddenly touched something hard.

"Sure enough, something!" said Savan, who was overjoyed, and dug at a rapid pace, and soon the top of a house appeared at the bottom of the pit, looking very similar to the ordinary houses he had ever seen.