At the academy, every student had their own unique tracking methods. By "unique," it meant they would not learn from others, nor would they reveal their own methods to anyone else. After all, this concerned their very lives. Even at the highly unified Western God Academy, no one would completely disclose their life-saving abilities to others. Thus, everyone was exceptionally rigorous and cautious when tracking enemies.
However, Western God Academy had a standard tracking formation known as the "Flying Geese Formation." Whenever they tracked someone, once a point was identified, the team would spread out in a V-shaped formation. The leader stood in the middle, while the members fanned out on both sides. Each person tracked using their own methods, then gathered their findings with the leader. After analyzing every member's intelligence on the enemy's trail, the leader would find the overlap, determine the route, and lead the entire team along that intersecting path, continuing forward in the "Flying Geese Formation." This preserved the secrecy of each person's tracking abilities while ensuring teamwork and cooperation. Other academies lacked this. Thus, during every inter-academy examination, Western God Academy's students could always locate their targets quickly and take the appropriate measures to eliminate them.
And during this pursuit of the "intruders" and "kidnappers," the "Flying Geese Formation" proved its worth once more. Although Yin Kuang had used every possible means to conceal their trail, aided by the elven princess's nature magic, they should have left no trace at all. Yet the pursuit team led by Hughes had grasped Yin Kuang's direction with remarkable precision. A little over ten hours after Yin Kuang, Lian Nishang, and Melulu left the boundary between the forest and the grasslands, Hughes and his teammates appeared at the same spot.
"Mm!" Hughes stomped on the ground beneath his