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For two months, Mo Wen had not seen a single living creature or even a piece of material. Sitting in his small boat, he mechanically pedaled, having developed a new skill during this time—grilling meat while moving forward. The scorching lava served as a natural grill, and with lava flowing everywhere underground, he found great pleasure in cooking meat while pedaling.
Having spent three months in the Lava Sea, Mo Wen had roughly figured out the terrain structure. Essentially, it was a series of Melted Caves interconnected with one another. Thick “pillars” grew from the sea, supporting the ground above. The entire Lava Sea resembled an underground palace with towering columns and crisscrossing Melted Caves. He didn’t have to worry about losing his way since he could always navigate back by circling around the next giant pillar.
In the Square Inch World, the changes in the Little Black Hole were still increasing. Over these three months, Mo Wen had also determined where it would be most suitable to stop—when the changes in the Little Black Hole ceased to increase. However, he was unsure when Xiao Hei would reach this critical point. One thing was clear: he needed to find a place rich in Fire Spirit Power. Although the Lava Sea was filled with Fire Spirit Power, it was not evenly distributed; where there were sparse areas, there were also dense ones, and he was currently searching for such a location.
At the same time, Mo Wen analyzed why he had not made any significant gains aside from that one medicinal herb. He concluded that this area was accessible to most adventurers. He recalled Elder Zhu mentioning that most adventurers entered the Lava Sea for a year-long expedition, primarily seeking opportunities. After traveling a certain distance, they wouldn’t rush forward like him but would search as they progressed, consuming a lot of time. Mo Wen had also asked Elder Zhu about how many Lava Skiffs those adventurers purchased at Huo Lou; most bought two. This led him to estimate that his upcoming journey might yield some rewards.
After switching to another Xing Zhou to continue his journey, Mo Wen finally understood why most adventurers set their duration for a year—because now he found himself surrounded by endless lava with no place to land. Those who only purchased two Xing Zhou would naturally not venture this far. However, Mo Wen was not lonely during these two months; there were Demon Beasts living in the boundless lava that fed on it and often tried to change their diet when they saw him pass by. Particularly in the last month, he noticed that the Demon Beasts he encountered were growing stronger, and his escapes became more frequent. Nevertheless, his gains also accumulated; each time he killed a Demon Beast in the Lava Sea, he pondered whether he could refine their bones and skins to craft his own Lava Skiff. This way, he wouldn’t have to worry about running out of Xing Zhou. Although he still had four Xing Zhou and one Lava Skiff left—sounding like a lot—four Xing Zhou would only support him for a year in the Lava Sea, while the Lava Skiff was meant for survival and submerging into the lava, which required Ling Crystals and couldn’t be used long-term.
As his small boat began to disintegrate beneath him, he quickly summoned his third Xing Zhou. By now, Mo Wen had been in the Lava Sea for half a year without finding the Fire Lotus that Elder Zhu needed. Following the map’s markings, he had searched two locations but still hadn’t located any Fire Lotus.
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