Orucia's answer was the same as Bobota's.
According to Orucia, it had woken up in the midst of battle and had not paid attention to its surroundings. If they wanted to determine their location, they could only release it and let it fly beyond the sky to establish the coordinates.
Leaving aside the danger of releasing Orucia, the fact that they had to fly beyond the sky to determine their coordinates was simply impossible at present. The will of the Abyss was entrenched high above, and countless gazes were converging from beyond the sky. Flying out there was no different from courting death.
If they could not determine their location, how were they supposed to find a way out?
Everyone was at their wits' end.
"How about we leave this place first? Maybe if we go somewhere else, we'll find a recognizable landmark and determine where we are." Grewu secretly glanced at the shop owner as he made his suggestion.
Grewu's proposal was the only thing they could do for now, but wandering about without understanding the situation might lead them into danger.
Moreover, Angel had another concern. Confirming their location was certainly important, but whether there was a passage that could take them directly out of here was also crucial.
However, from what he knew, the Abyssal Confluence Demon Eye had done quite a decent job with its "infrastructure" in the Abyss. Basically, every continent and every Layered World had a Layer-Crossing Gate—or rather, an interworld gate. Even if there were no gates, there should be other ways to leave this place.
But how to find an exit passage on this boundless continent was the problem they currently faced.
"Then we'll do as Grewu says. Let's leave this place first." Angel made the decision.
Angel took out the Gondola