It turned out that when Riezel truly set his mind to traveling, he was genuinely fast.
Once he had fixed his direction, he continuously used Blue's derived application—high-speed movement—flashing forward again and again like teleportation, visibly closing the distance to Mistergo.
Blue's high-speed movement was astonishing. As long as there were no obstacles along the way, it could carry him an immense distance beyond the limits of vision in an instant.
If Riezel wished, he could even perform instant movement across extreme distances. Though it could not compare to a Gate, which could take someone from one side of the Akasha Continent to the other as long as they had coordinates, it could certainly surpass the range that Teleportation Magic such as High-Tier Teleportation could reach.
After all, Riezel's cursed energy output was absurdly high. So long as he did not run out of cursed energy, his extreme long-distance movement was surely second only to Gates among displacement methods.
Unfortunately, such extreme long-distance movement also required precise coordinates. Otherwise, he would have no idea where he might end up, whether he would crash into something he should not, be obstructed, or even trigger another crisis.
This was the flaw in Blue's derived movement technique. Unlike Teleportation Magic, it did not use space to transfer someone. It was genuine high-speed movement, so obstacles along the way could impede it.
Therefore, without knowing whether there were obstacles too far ahead, Riezel could only use high-speed movement again and again, moving each time to the farthest point within his field of vision.
At this pace, he would reach Mistergo in less than a day—perhaps even less than half a day.
Unfortunately, Riezel still encountered Abyss Creatures along the way, exactly as expected.
The first ones he encountered were the enormous creature he had