Time passed quietly, and in the early morning of the next day, the sun slowly rose, but the wind and snow were still raging.
Redd woke up from his sleep, stretched out, and suddenly found a weirwood leaf in the tent.
This leaf was particularly bright red, like blood, and shaped like a palm, lying quietly beside his pillow.
Redd picked up this leaf curiously and looked at it carefully.
He looked left and right, up and down, but he still couldn't figure out whether this was a warning or a reminder.
Finally, he simply threw the leaf away and ignored it.
Then, he put the tent into the system storage space, took out some food, and fed his three dragons.
After everything was ready, Redd rode one of the dragons, facing the wind and snow, and embarked on the journey to the Great Wall.
Redd stared at the map attentively. As the dragon continued to fly forward, he was pleasantly surprised to find that they had arrived at the new the Gift.
He couldn't help but sigh, how fast he was riding a dragon!
The speed is comparable to flying an airplane, and it is getting closer and closer to the Wall.
When they flew over the new the Gift, Redd suddenly noticed through the spiritual connection with the giant dragons that the two giant dragons had a strong resistance to continuing to fly north.
He was puzzled and immediately delved into the reason, and soon discovered that it was because they all sensed a magical energy in the distance that made them feel extremely uncomfortable.
Redd knows very well what that magical energy is - it is the ice magical energy carried by the White Walkers.
This ice magic energy conflicts with the Blood and Fire Magic energy in the dragon's body, just like fire and water are incompatible.
However, this is exactly the purpose of Redd's trip.
Although he knew that the dragon would resist this, Redd had no intention of staying at Castle Black or the Wall.
He steered the dragon without hesitation and flew straight over it from high in the sky.
When they flew over the Wall, both dragons showed extreme resistance.
They seemed to be full of fear and disgust towards the ice magic energy, and tried desperately to avoid it.
But under the firm and strict orders of Redd, they finally mustered up the courage to leap over the Wall successfully.
Redd looked down from a high altitude, although due to the distance, he could not see too carefully.
But the endless sight of the Wall still made him feel extremely shocked.
This magnificent city wall is like a giant dragon winding over the earth, giving people an unshakable sense of majesty.
Redd did not stay too long at the Wall. His eyes quickly swept across this magnificent building, and then he followed the map in his hand and flew in the direction of Thern Canyon without hesitation.
According to book records, Thern Canyon was the last place where White Walkers were seen, so it became Redd's first target location to find White Walkers.
However, just as Redd passed by Fist of the First Men, he suddenly made the dragon stop.
This hill looks a bit abrupt. Its west and north sides are steep and steep, while its east side is only slightly gentler than the other two sides.
Redd stopped here because he noticed a group of black spots chasing each other on the snow below.
Due to the bird's eye view and height, he could not see the specific details of these black spots, but judging from their moving speed and size, they looked very much like humans.
Redd immediately ordered the dragon to lower its flying altitude so that it could observe these black spots more clearly.
When he finally saw clearly that it was a fight between a group of Wildlings, he instantly lost interest in the scene.
After all, these Wildlings are not the targets he is looking for.
So, Redd continued to drive the dragon forward, all the way to Thern Canyon.
After arriving at his destination, he carefully searched the surrounding area and found many traces of human activities.
According to the markings on the map, this should be the territory of Thenns.
Redd rode his majestic dragon, soaring in the vast sky, scanning the land below with burning eyes, not letting go of any corner where the White Walkers and Wights might be hiding.
However, even though he searched tirelessly for a long time, he was still unable to find any trace of the White Walkers and Wights.
Instead, there are gathering places for some Thenns tribes living in the canyon.
Redd couldn't help but feel a glimmer of hope. Perhaps these Thenns could provide some clues about the White Walkers and Wights.
So, he decided to land near a Thenns tribe and communicate with them.
After much searching, Redd finally found a Thenns tribe.
He politely asked the people in the tribe about the White Walkers and Wights, but the answers he received disappointed him.
Many Thenns regard the existence of White Walkers and Wights as just a legend, and some people don't even know that such creatures exist.
Although Redd has been searching and snooping in this area for more than ten days, he has obtained very little information.
Just when Redd felt a little frustrated and was thinking about whether to continue going deeper into Lands of Always Winter, the words of an old man from the tribe caught his attention.
"There is a strange thing about us here," the old man said slowly, "That is, dead human corpses often disappear inexplicably."
Redd was moved in his heart and quickly asked for details.
The old man told him that this situation had existed for a long time, and many people believed that the body was taken away by some beast or other creature.
However, the old man had a different view.
He said, "I have carefully observed that not even the bones of the disappeared corpses can be found. This is definitely not the work of ordinary beasts."
Redd After having an in-depth conversation with the old man, he learned that there is indeed such a strange thing in Thern Canyon:
Most of the dead human corpses disappear mysteriously, and this has been going on for so long that Thenns has become accustomed to it and ignores it completely.
After leaving that tribe, Redd already had a clear plan in mind. He knew how to find those mysterious white ghosts.
Originally, he planned to find some Wildlings corpses that had just died, and then wait nearby, just like waiting for a rabbit to appear, waiting for the appearance of the White Walkers.
However, plans cannot keep up with changes.
When some Thennss in the tribe saw that Redd was young, they became malicious and wanted to get some benefits from him.
These five strong men surrounded Redd who had just left the tribe. With fierce looks on their faces, they threatened Redd to hand over the shield, sword and other items he was carrying.
Faced with this sudden danger, Redd did not panic.
He calmly observed the five Thenns and quickly assessed the situation in his mind.