Ivette's journey through Emerald Continent had come to an end.
During those ten years of travel, she had harvested the Mutants across the entire Emerald Continent, earning 200,000 units of Aberration Magic, then lost 140,000 of it in the dream, leaving her with only 60,000 in profit. Fortunately, she had gained plenty of knowledge and intelligence in the dream and had also completed her Nature Magic. In the long run, she definitely had not lost out.
Next, she immediately took Abera and Bingyu across the Rune Sea, the largest central sea region, and returned once more to the familiar Black Tide Continent.
She was already very close to her next evolution and slumber, but before that, she needed to visit the ruins of President Mountain in the New Eden Commonwealth and confirm whether the Kindling Base built by Firekeeper John truly existed in reality.
A month later, Ivette appeared in a lush green wilderness, her gaze settling on a particularly conspicuous little mountain beneath a distant grassy slope.
This was President Mountain of the New Eden Commonwealth, a standard granite mountain. After centuries of wind and rain, it had lost all traces of its original carvings and become a massive, angular boulder.
Because this involved the final inheritance of human civilization, she had not brought Bingyu or Abera with her. She approached President Mountain alone,
and saw a huge cave in a corner beneath the mountain, with obvious artificial traces on both sides of its entrance.
Clearly, this was the entrance to the Kindling Base. The opening had been made so large that it seemed afraid no one would notice it.
It really existed. Ivette let out a sigh of relief.
Then she guessed that the design probably included a timed function. If no signal had been received after a