At the border of the Dark Continent,
Nara Dan appeared above the sea,
gazing at the scene before him from afar.
Not far from him, a line of enormous walls stood along the coast. Nearly a hundred meters tall, they stretched across the entire coastline, gleaming with a strange metallic sheen. They had clearly been built by human hands to mark the boundary of the Dark Continent.
At the very center of the wall stood a great gate carved with strange symbols and patterns. It was made entirely of wood, and its surface was covered in moss and marks of erosion.
A sense of ancient history washed over him as he looked at it. Judging by how worn the ancient writing on its surface was, the gate could well have been a thousand years old!
"So this is the 'Gate.'"
Nara Dan regarded it calmly, knowing that it wasn't meant to imprison the people of Lake Mobius.
It was meant to protect them!
The scenery Nara Dan had passed along the way made that clear.
Even just traveling over the sea, he had noticed that the closer he got to the Dark Continent, the larger the creatures became—and the more terrifying the dangers.
He had even seen a Sea Dragon hundreds of meters long swimming through the water, along with an Island Turtle that had transformed into an island, carrying land on its back.
The climate was just as unpredictable, with extreme weather such as storms, lightning, and hail appearing one after another.
For an ordinary Nen User, making it through so many obstacles would likely leave them battered and bruised.
That was why adventurers in the Hunter World didn't venture to the Dark Continent lightly. Without thorough preparations, facing such a natural environment was tantamount to suicide, even for