Delving into the internal space of the Druid's Book, Velin discovered that it had already devoured nearly half of the "treasure" left behind by the first Continental Legendary.
As for the internal space, it had already expanded to three thousand square kilometers, not much smaller than the Demiplane controlled by Xuemiyya.
By rough calculation, once the Druid's Book devoured all the remaining "treasure," its internal space would expand to around twenty thousand square kilometers.
"I hope it proves useful later and isn't just worthless trash."
Remembering how this book had devoured the Ring of Time fragment he had obtained with such difficulty, Velin suddenly felt like giving it a beating.
Back then, he had gone through multiple trials before obtaining that Ring of Time fragment from Lord Midas. Before he could even examine it properly, the book had swallowed it.
Sensing its master's mood, the Druid's Book instinctively became more cautious as it devoured the treasure, guarding against a sudden attack.
Velin paid no attention to the book's little movements. He withdrew his consciousness and turned his gaze back to the pit.
The treasure was, more or less, gone.
However, the Demiplanes of the three Kingdom Legendaries who had attacked his uncle-in-law were enough to make up for the loss.
Throughout the entire affair, only Hetherwelin had suffered badly, gaining nothing at all.
As the long wait dragged on, Velin grew increasingly bored.
Xuemiyya had no idea what was happening outside the Demiplane, so she definitely would not open the passage lightly.
His uncle-in-law was now immersed in the knowledge Velin had previously given him, showing no sign of stopping.
Before he knew it, half a month quietly passed.
At dawn, as the sun rose, a tiny Flowing Light Passage appeared, and a Snow Goose ranger emerged from it.
He