Compared to Black Tide Continent and Silver Mirror Continent, Emerald Continent, wedged between them, was the smallest continent. Its area was less than half that of either neighboring continent. Thus, during the Origin Civilization era, there had only been two countries here: Gelin'aote, the world's third-strongest nation, and a small country called Red Earth.
Ivette's journey through Emerald Continent had ended after just ten years.
Yes!
A mere ten years.
The reason it had ended so quickly was simple: Emerald Continent was a vast tropical rainforest on the equator, and the vegetation had reclaimed it even more thoroughly.
If the ruined cities of Black Tide Continent still retained most of their outlines, then here on Emerald Continent, the ruins had completely merged with the forest and were difficult to distinguish, causing Ivette no small amount of trouble in her search for Mutant nests.
Still, the gains from those ten years had been considerable. Ivette's magic power had risen to nearly eight thousand points, while her Aberration Magic had directly doubled, reaching four hundred thousand.
It was worth mentioning that during her explorations, she had not killed a single Mutant above the Fifth Stage. It was not that she could not defeat them, but that even if she won, it would be a loss. There was simply no need.
Besides, Mutants at that level generally displayed intelligence comparable to humans and could usually speak. When faced with an intelligent being willing to communicate properly, one that had neither provoked nor offended her, Ivette did not feel it was necessary to suddenly strike them down.
She was a good person, after all.
In her view, the post-apocalyptic New World's order would either arise among the Mechanical Race or among the Mutants. She did not care which.
As a traveler, so long as