Elio stayed in that forest for a few more days and now that he had long days before him, he could do practically anything he wanted in there.

There were a lot of creatures but no monsters so they couldn’t do the hunting, but at the very least, since he had so much time on his hands in this quiet place, he finally had the time to do anything he wanted.

So, he started with registering all the events of the last few days in his special diary, and after he was done with that, he ate a little and then went on a walk to the other side of the forest this time.

The forest wasn’t that big so he knew he would explore almost all of it by the time it’s time to log out of the game.

There was pretty much a good lot of things he could do so, while strolling around the forest, he made a list of all the thing that he needed and wanted to do in his free time while figuring out a way to get out of this place.

He also created a specific time table dividing each of his hours into what he needed to do, what he had to do, and what he could do to spend his excess time.

Sleeping and resting aside, there were a lot more bright hours that he could spend here, and there were quite a lot of fun creatures in this place as well, so he could also try taming a few of them, or at least make a few more friends.

“I’m like an anomaly in this place, you know?”

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[{ I know already, master. And I wouldn’t have tolerated it if someone else was saying that.

You know how dangerous this place is and yet you’re so carelessly just going around! What would happen to you if you die here!? }]

They didn’t know what kind of place this was, so if he died here and something happened, things would be complicated for all of them.

“It’s fine, Sera. There’s nothing to worry about for now.”

He had his items and he had food and water. There was nothing too threatening here so he was able to practice his magic in this place as well and master the spells that he had just started learning.

He was also going to try and increase his level by various different activities, and if he succeeded in reaching a good enough level, he was going to use the chance to Claim spell weaving skill that he was qualified for.

But for that, he would have to do things that weren’t as simple as hunting.

Thankfully, there were many things that an anomaly could do in this perfectly controlled nature.

“Let’s just enjoy our time here.”

It wasn’t all that bad, if one thought about it from a different perspective.

There was water, there was space to stroll, the air was fresh, there were many places and creatures here to test his spells, and there was also a lot of free time due to this constant brightness.

From what he had observed until now, the creatures of the forest had their own unique natural clocks that they had developed over time.

They didn’t follow the time like the usual creatures.

Since this place was bright constantly, they either slept only when they were tired, or went to sleep when they needed to.

The birds here lived in the deep parts of the trees, while the fishes in the water that were constantly reviving that good enough sunlight didn’t have to worry about resting.

‘Many of the creatures here had adapted to the conditions here and had evolved features that were focused on storing their energy.’

Many of them were either so lazy that they only moved when they needed to like Kivi, while the others who had to use the abundant energy they had were pretty active.

The forest was big so they had a good enough space to run around.

Some low intelligence species had also developed some ‘games’ to pass their time here.

And it was quite fun looking at all of them.

[Ding!]

“Seems like I’ll have to go now.”

He was having fun spending his days with these creatures, slowly adapting to this new environment and the forest.

After a few days, he had also made some friends so he wasn’t alone here anymore.

He wasn’t worried about logging out even though it had been a few days already.

It didn’t even seem like that long had passed.

For him, who hadn’t slept since the last 48 hours, this whole experience was the same as a single day’s worth of work.

[{ Please rest when you go back, master. We still have to find a way out of here. }]

“I know, I know. We will start the routine when I come back.”

This was a good place. So good that he wouldn’t mind spending his next few days and weeks here.

There was a lot that he could do here anyway, so for the time being, until Alex figures out where this place is, he was planning to stay here and try improving a few spells.

But for now, he was going to go out and give this data to her.

“Then, I’ll be back.”

He said his goodbyes to the friends that he had made, and logged out of the game…

*

-Shwaaaaaaa…

And when he came out of his chariot, Alex was waiting for him right in front of his chariot.

“So, what’s up? What were you doing for a day when you should have come out in an hour?

Did you not find anything about where you are?”

She seemed worried. But she was also angry right now.

She was just hiding it since they weren’t important at the moment, and was looking at him for answers.

“Don’t worry, dummy.”

Thankfully, he had the answer to the most important question that they were looking for.

“Here, take a look at this.”

Climbing out of his chariot, he found the file that he had sent to his watch through the game interface, and opened it before her.

“Hmmm?”

The projection of the detailed information stunned her.

It was out of the blue, and she didn’t understand why he would have something like this.

“Where did you… hmm?”

She wanted to ask him where he got this data, but while skimming through the information projecting before her, her eyes fell on a certain section, on a string of geological coordinates.

“…!”

And, as soon as she saw the first and last three digits of this information, her eyes widened in utter shock, and…

“WHAT THE HECK?!”

She shouted her lungs out right in his face.

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