The points chosen for this large-scale ground-turning operation were all calculated according to the movements of the earth veins. The precision came entirely from my years of understanding the earth veins, so the Earthborer Dragons struck their marks one after another. The ground rumbled like thunder, and fissures quickly spread across it. Some shot straight for dozens of miles, while others extended aimlessly—perhaps a hundred miles, perhaps even farther.
The world, which had seemed dormant for thousands of years, had come alive again. Vast amounts of magma erupted, blasting out many things that had originally lain in darkness within the earth veins. Based on these fissures in the earth veins, I even began a second round of calculations, using them to determine the time, speed, and distance of the earth veins' movements.
Kong Mu and Kong Lian had no idea what I was drawing on the map. They only saw that after I pointed out a location to Shana, the Earthborer Dragon rose again and departed from its original position.
Before long, a team of disciples who had taken Evading Demon Pills swiftly flew into the Wind Mist Hall and began reporting the situation below.
"We found no Kuíyí Stone deposits."
"There are quite a few rare ores, but all of them are outside the list of targets."
"There are no traces of ruins or relics."
As more reports came in, it became increasingly certain that this was not an ore-vein region. Wind Mist City moved once again, finally settling in a place with relatively high terrain.
When the Earthborer Dragon descended for the second time and churned up the earth, causing the magma to erupt again, the disciples rapidly searched the area once more. They were all my eyes, and every report followed the instructions I had given them.