It was getting dark, and Yaoshi Yuan and the others began making camp.
Bunny Heroine could travel through the night, but the three master-and-servant companions clearly lacked that ability. Moreover, since Wu Qiu and Shi Dong were ordinary people, Bunny Heroine's travel speed was theoretically far slower than if she had set out alone.
But since it was only "theoretically," that meant traveling in a group was more beneficial than harmful for Yan Qing. The reason was simple: Yan Qing needed to sleep too, so he couldn't travel at night either.
Even if they traveled slowly during the day, it didn't matter. Yan Qing had left Bunny Heroine in their care, then switched over to Jiang Shi or Rat Monk's alternate accounts to run other dungeons, effectively skipping the meaningless travel process altogether.
Actually, Yan Qing had been somewhat interested during the first two days. Bandits would randomly spawn along the road, after all, and the scenery outside also appealed to him as a guard of the sunless Thieves' Den.
But Yan Qing soon grew tired of the tedious, lengthy journey.
It reminded him of when he had played another MMORPG. Running back and forth between quest locations to push the main storyline, talking to NPCs and reading the map, was practically no different from serving a prison sentence. It was precisely because of that awful gaming experience that Yan Qing had completely switched to single-player games. Even after graduating and joining an online game company, he remained completely uninterested in online games.
But skipping the journey didn't mean he ignored everything. For example, when a pack of gray wolves blocked the road that afternoon, Yan Qing received a notification. By the time he switched accounts, however, Yaoshi Yuan had already killed the wolves. She had even skinned and bled