The Eternal Winter Hidden Domain had both mines and mine carts, so Ye Chen naturally recognized things like "rail tracks."
However, in Ye Chen's previous impression, rail tracks usually existed only around mines, helping people excavate and transport minerals. Yet this remote mountain forest before him showed not a trace of human habitation, much less any mineral extraction site where people gathered. Furthermore, these tracks stretched toward both far-off ends of the land. Clearly, they served a different purpose from the rail tracks in the Eternal Winter Hidden Domain.
Ye Chen observed as he pondered.
(Could these tracks be a form of transportation in the Holy Light Pure Land?)
(Do people here use some means of transport similar to mine carts to travel quickly along them, allowing them to cross this wilderness at high speed?)
Ye Chen stood atop the mountain and gazed into the distance for a minute before putting the binoculars back into his handkerchief.
(No matter what, I can at least confirm that these tracks were built by people. If I keep following them, I'll eventually reach a village or town.)
Faced with the magnificent vista of mountains and forests before him, Ye Chen considered briefly before coolly deciding on his next objective.
For some unknown reason, Lyle had not left Ye Chen a complete map of the Holy Light Pure Land. As an outsider lacking information, Ye Chen could only slowly search for the Auling Hunters' base.
Of course, Ye Chen was not impatient about it. With his skills and knowledge, he could survive even if he were thrown into a more desolate desert.
What was more, Lyle had mentioned in his journal that the Holy Light Pure Land did not have excessively dangerous beasts. A mere First Nightmare Realm Sensor could roam unhindered through the