Although Sanders and Kant were both intensely curious about the origins of the black feather, neither of them asked in the end. They were already very close to the Sinking Mountains. Whatever it was, it would be better discussed after they returned to the Southern Region.
With that thought in mind, they soon arrived at the Sinking Mountains.
Compared with the surrounding barren hills that rose and fell in endless succession, the Sinking Mountains, where spatial energy was stable, were noticeably far more lush with vegetation. Traces of human activity could also be seen nearby.
Under Sanders's guidance, they came to a quiet, secluded spot on the shaded side of a mountain in the Sinking Mountains, preparing to open an interplanar passage back to the Southern Region.
However, while anchoring the spatial coordinates, Sanders and Kant began to argue.
Sanders intended to set the destination directly at the Pamiji Plateau so they could return to Savage Cave at once. Kant, meanwhile, suggested that since Sanders had not visited the House of Lilith since taking Angel as his disciple, they might as well set the exit near the House of Lilith. It would also be a good chance to let Angel see the place, after all. This was a traditional symbol of friendship between Demon Illusion Island and the House of Lilith.
If Angel had been given the choice, the Old Earth Continent would naturally have been best. If that was impossible, somewhere near Savage Cave would do as well... As for the House of Lilith, there might be an opportunity to visit in the future, but Angel truly had no mind for it right now.
Sanders pondered for a while. It was not that he had been persuaded by Kant's suggestion; rather, Kant's proposal had reminded him of something else.