This was the rugged Saint Imis Mountain Range, part of the Pacific Ring of Fire. To the north lay an uninhabited wilderness, and to the south, the Gulf of Alaska.
Few humans in the world had ever climbed this peak.
But Meteor and the others did not need to endure the climb. They only had to find the Maze entrance at the foot of the mountain.
Meteor walked toward a solidly shaped rock in the wilderness, looked around, and smiled softly.
"It feels like not much time has passed, but every trace of our camping here has completely vanished."
Drunkard came over as well and casually kicked through the weeds. "I remember we lit a fire somewhere around here. I was too lazy to look for branches and wood, so I redeemed compressed fuel from the game store. Doctor even said we were being extravagant. Heh, she was even lazier than I was. She only knew how to complain, but I never saw her help me gather firewood."
As Drunkard spoke, she could not help sniffing and muttered, "Upper City dwellers say Scrap all have emotional disorders and can't socialize normally. I don't think that's necessarily true. When I mention Doctor now, I kind of miss her."
Meteor beckoned to Drunkard. "Come, take a look over here."
Meteor walked more than ten meters away.
Confused, Drunkard went over and asked, "Look at what?"
The moment the words left her mouth, familiar white light from a Teleportation Array totem rose around her body.
"There's actually a Teleportation Array here!" Drunkard exclaimed in surprise. "Who put it here?"
Back when everyone had come together to challenge the Abyss Boss, she did not remember anyone placing a Teleportation Array outside the Maze. After all, once a dungeon had been cleared, they would never