For this long journey, Xia Nan had made comprehensive and meticulous preparations before setting out, just to be safe. He had even drawn up a backup plan for wilderness survival in the most extreme scenario, where all his equipment and supplies were lost.
He would not call it foolproof, but at the very least, he had a clear idea of what to do and had prepared for all kinds of possible emergencies.
From the kingdom's borderlands to the southern coast, the journey would take nearly fifty days.
The Servia Kingdom's commerce was fairly developed, and River Valley Town and Barracuda Bay were both large human settlements with branches of the Adventurers Association stationed there. How could there possibly be no traffic between them?
Perhaps there were some stretches along Xia Nan's planned route that were inconvenient for packhorses and wagons, but those were only sections he had deliberately chosen in order to save time.
For the vast majority of the journey, there were clear and definite route guides.
With references from multiple sources, there were even plenty of choices for towns and villages where he could stop and rest along the way.
There was no need for Xia Nan to blaze trails and take risks like the pioneers of this continent. He just had to follow the map.
Of course, it was still the first time he was going somewhere so far away after transmigrating. No matter how meticulous his preparations were, he could not help feeling a little uncertain.
So he wondered if he could take it a little easy and find some shortcuts.
It would be ideal if there were a caravan that could take him along for part of the way.
That way, they could look out for one another on the road, and if they ran