After seeing off the elderly man from the Dark Eerie Continent,
Chen Fan narrowed his eyes slightly in thought.
What did the routes between the two continents primarily rely on?
Flying Boats.
They could avoid most Strange Entities.
But...
A route was not a straight line. Some stretches of sea, for example, frequently suffered storms that disrupted travel. After all, Flying Boats could not fly very high, so encountering thunderstorm weather at sea could be troublesome. Other waters were home to powerful Strange Entities like the Heavenly Dao Strange and had to be avoided. How many exploratory trips did it take to establish a route?
Only then could they settle on one that was as safe as possible.
The Dark Eerie Continent and the New Continent had completed this work together. Both sides knew the waters near their own continents relatively well, and the two routes beginning on different continents met out at sea.
"The Dark Eerie Continent."
Chen Fan lowered his head and silently repeated the continent's name. This was the first relatively friendly continent he had encountered.
Of course,
the exchange of continent soil between them did not count as trade, nor did either side need to pay for it. They could simply exchange it. It was an indispensable strategic resource, and every continent needed soil from other continents.
There was no need to choke off its supply.
If you throttled someone else's supply and they throttled yours, neither side would ever develop.
"Not bad."
After a long while, Chen Fan finally smiled and turned to look at the city of Outpost One behind him. This was the first temporary outpost he had built on the New Continent, and it had already grown to a considerable size.
In the Mortal Domain's plans, this continent
was the Logistics Continent.