That was a burly man three meters tall, with spiraled demon horns atop his head and a face covered in a thick beard.
According to the Inspector's description, this had to be Cameron.
After logging in, he did not react with the same surprise as others newly entering the Dream Wilderness. Instead, he merely swept his surroundings with an interested gaze.
From time to time, he even reached out to touch the alley walls and the moss in the corners, as though using them to sense this "new world."
This calm reaction was exactly like the Inspector's.
Cameron remained where he was for two minutes, seeming to have already grasped quite a bit of information about himself and the outside world. He did not linger, instead heading out of the alley.
Before coming online, he had learned from the Inspector that he would arrive in a place called Firstheart City. His short-term goal was to find someone named Jon and obtain a Mother Tree Interlink that could access the "Wilderness Traveler Gazette." Then, he was to find an airship here and travel to New City, where there were native wizards and quite a few magical creatures.
Now came the question: where was Jon?
Cameron walked to the mouth of the alley and stood in the shadows, staring blankly at the bustling street outside.
Should he ask those passersby?
But his appearance differed greatly from the people outside. Would going out directly scare them?
Then again, the Inspector seemed to have mentioned that Firstheart City had an extraordinary organization called the Sin-Hunting Group, part of the Dream Wilderness's native extraordinary system. If he caused a disturbance in Firstheart City, would members of the Sin-Hunting Group come out to meet him?
Wouldn't that give him a chance to study the Sin-Hunting Group's