After a brief rest, the three set off again, climbing upward along the World Tree's trunk.
The World Tree's branches stretched endlessly beneath them, like an infinite stairway to heaven guiding them toward unknown heights.
After climbing for a while, Dana suddenly frowned and asked doubtfully, "Ang, do you think this World Tree might not have an end at all?"
Ang looked up at the canopy, which was still nowhere in sight, and casually asked, "Why do you think that?"
Dana wiped the sweat from his forehead and caught his breath. "Look, it's been nearly three months since we decided to climb the World Tree, right?"
Ang was slightly taken aback. Counting on his fingers, he nodded. "It really has. Time passed faster than I expected."
"Normally, even the tallest tree should have a top, shouldn't it? But we haven't even found the edge of it." Dana muttered, confusion flashing in his eyes.
Linya rubbed her forehead and said helplessly, "Did you forget how much time we spent in the space within that first branch?"
Dana pursed his lips, still dissatisfied. "Even if that place delayed us for a while, it shouldn't mean we still haven't seen the end of the World Tree, right?"
Ang chuckled and patted his shoulder. "Don't rush. One of our goals is to explore the mysteries of the World Tree and see whether we can find the elves while we're at it. Besides, weren't you excited about this before? Why are you complaining now?"
Hearing that, Linya deliberately narrowed her eyes and looked at Dana with a smile. "Exactly. Someone was eagerly saying he wanted to see the wonders of the World Tree before, and now he thinks the journey is too long?"
Pressed by the two of them, Dana immediately waved his hands. "When