When he heard Signy's question, Su Wen merely smiled and replied:
"If you could still end up this miserable with a map, I'm afraid you wouldn't be able to protect those students either.
Don't worry. For every part you lose, I'll drink one extra cup with you the next time we meet."
"That doesn't sound nearly worthwhile enough."
The lecturer from Deep Sea Abyss—Julianster revealed an expression of excitement at the prospect of danger.
"But I'll take the job."
"Straightforward."
The next second, all of Su Wen's map data was sent to him through a temporary notification from the Dawn System.
At this moment,
inside a room that looked more like a high-tech hydroponics chamber, the atmosphere was somewhat oppressive, and a barely perceptible tension seemed to hang in the air.
However,
strange lights adorned the room amid that gloom.
Many Ephemeral Energy Crystals had silently condensed there, emitting a faint blue glow that added a touch of mystery and depth to the high-tech space.
At the same time, when Signy lightly tapped the receiving device, the map data Su Wen had carefully transmitted appeared before his eyes. The mentor from Deep Sea Abyss—Julianster gently rolled his wrist.
A trace of determination flashed in his eyes as well.
"Last year, on the Samoa Islands, we faced the storm together.
And this year, when the Black Tide Crisis struck the Philippines, it was you, Rhine, who stepped forward.
You've handled all those matters, Rhine, but now I can't just stand by and watch."
With that,
he informed the other mentors beside him and handed over his work to them.
Then, amid everyone's astonished gazes, he ran toward the depths of the ruins.
With complete map data, including numerous side paths, he felt that he could at least bring out eighty percent