Greenland

Isabelle logged the data on her terminal and compared it with the curves Marcus had collected earlier.

"It matches the data. The convergence rate is rising slowly, but it's still within safe limits. The Technical Group thinks remote monitoring is enough for now."

"Then we can wrap up this investigation for the time being," Harry said.

Lasse listened for a while, then spoke up. "There's another Ancient Ley Line Activity Point on the southern shore of Lake Inari. It's mentioned in the archives, but no one's ever surveyed it in person. If you're interested, you could take a look. It's about half a day from here."

Harry glanced at Cassandra. She opened the index of the Nordic Ley Line Treatise and found a brief notation about the Ley Line Activity Points around Lake Inari in the appendix on the last page.

"There is a mark on the southern shore, but it only gives a place name and a rough location. No detailed description."

"Then let's take a look," Harry said.

Isabelle contacted the Technical Group and confirmed there were no abnormal active signals at the southern site. It was safe to survey in person.

Lasse planned the next day's route. They would leave the contact station and follow the eastern shore of the lake south, a journey of about half a day.

They packed their gear and set out on the morning of the fifth day. The weather was clearer than it had been, and the clouds had thinned.

They followed the shoreline for about three hours, passing several outcrops of bare rock and a small patch of low shrubs bearing red berries.

Lasse led the way, occasionally stopping to point out a landmark in the distance.

Cassandra walked beside Harry. The Nordic Ley Line Treatise was tucked into her