The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 804 Three Thousand Mirror Ruins 71
After tidying up, only some ordinary things remained in the house.

Finally, Moran went to the delivery room and sent letters to the community canteen, newspaper office, and other places where she had ordered meals or newspapers, stating that she would not renew her contracts.

Before receiving a reply or a refund, Moran went to the teleportation hall at the entrance of the residential area and teleported directly to the only cross-mirror teleportation hall in the city.

The teleportation circles in the Deer Mirror Cross-Mirror Teleportation Hall all have fixed teleportation destinations.

The number of teleportation circles to the Donghua Alliance's cross-mirror teleportation hall is the largest, while the number of teleportation circles to the other seventeen major mirror domains is slightly smaller.

Each teleportation zone has a dedicated teleportation room for protection, and regardless of where you are going, there are single-person teleportation and multi-person teleportation.

Single-person teleportation is expensive, but it's quick and easy; multi-person teleportation requires a certain number of people, but it's much cheaper.

With a clear goal in mind, Moran headed straight for the teleportation room area marked "Cloud Mirror".

She quickly scanned the several multi-person teleportation rooms and soon found a five-person teleportation room with an indicator light showing "4/5", meaning it was only one person short.

She immediately strode inside.

Inside, four people who appeared to be a group of cameramen were waiting impatiently, but Moran's appearance relieved them.

"Sorry to keep you waiting," Moran said simply, then quickly walked to the payment counter next to the teleportation array and paid her share of the teleportation fee.

As soon as the payment was settled, the entire teleportation circle hummed, and gentle yet powerful spatial energy instantly enveloped the five people inside the array.

The scenery before my eyes suddenly distorted and stretched, accompanied by a slight feeling of weightlessness.

In less than a minute, all the spatial fluctuations subsided.

Moran found herself standing in a minimalist teleportation hall with an architectural style somewhat different from that of the Deer Cry Mirror—this was the cross-mirror teleportation hall of the Cloud Mist Mirror.

Fortunately, even though the decoration styles differ, the functions of the official teleportation halls of the entire Donghua Alliance are largely the same.

Moran easily found a staff member and asked for directions to the nearby public teleportation hall.

Using the convenient teleportation network of the public teleportation hall, she was quickly teleported to the observation center of the Cloud Mist Mirror.

The entrances to all mirror spaces that are open to the public and charge admission fees are usually located at the local mirror exploration centers, and the entrance to the Ice Lake Plateau Seven Star Mirror Space is no exception.

In the preparation area of ​​the exploration center, Moran quickly changed into the cold-weather combat suit that had been prepared in advance, and then walked to the teleportation hall of the Ice Lake Plateau Mirror space, showing the staff on duty the indefinite exploration certificate that he had just received yesterday.

After the staff checked and confirmed that everything was correct, they respectfully opened the portal for her.

When Moran stepped into the light gate that rippled with ice and snow patterns, less than fifteen minutes had passed since she left her house.

In the Three Thousand Mirror Ruins world, travel is so convenient and fast.

As soon as you step into the Mirror Space of the Ice Lake Plateau, an extremely cold wind, mixed with snowflakes as sharp as blades, hits you head-on, instantly reducing visibility to extremely low levels.

Moran frowned slightly, not expecting to be so "lucky" as to encounter the worst weather in this mirror space right away—a severe blizzard.

The wind howled and the temperature plummeted; even wearing winter clothes, one could feel the pervasive chill.

Finding no one else around, she immediately took out the transformation potion from her storage ring and drank it down. The potion took effect quickly, and she transformed into her original form from Earth.

Transformation alone is not enough; a shelter must be found immediately.

Braving the fierce wind that almost blew him away, Moran quickly looked around, found a sheltered snow slope, and used the Ice Wall spell to quickly build a temporary snow hut and crawled inside, instantly shutting out the sound of the wind and snow.

The temperature inside the igloo was still very low, but it was enough to keep out the wind.

Moran, now sporting a different face, wasn't about to compromise himself, so he summoned the Book of Cards and materialized his {Space Tent Card}.

Once inside the warm and comfortable tent, Moran finally breathed a long sigh of relief.

Hearing the howling wind and snow outside, she wasn't in a hurry. Instead, she took out her copy of "The History of Mirror Ruins University" and leisurely began to read it in the soft light inside the tent.

Time slips away quietly while reading.

By the time she had almost finished reading the entire school history, the sound of the wind outside the tent had gradually subsided and finally returned to calm.

Moran packed up the book and tent, dispelled the ice wall spell, and the ice wall collapsed quickly, leaving only a few fragments on the snow.

The blizzard had stopped, and before us stretched a vast, majestic plateau covered in thick white snow, reflecting a blinding light under the pale sunlight.

Over the next few days, Moran began a long search across the vast snow-capped plateau.

Although Yan Shuang's notes recorded the general location, the plateau is vast and the environment is complex, making it like finding a needle in a haystack to find a specific snow cave entrance.

I searched all day without success, and time was slipping away.

"It seems that we have no choice but to resort to unconventional methods."

Moran sighed and used witch magic, employing luck spells, directions spells, fortune-telling spells, and precognitive spells all at once. Only on the seventh day did she find an extremely hidden mountain crevice, half-hidden by huge icicles and snow.

The crevice was pitifully narrow, barely allowing one person to squeeze in sideways. It was pitch black inside, emanating an even colder and more chilling aura than the outside world. It looked completely different from the "snow cave passable by people" described in Teacher Yan Shuang's notes.

"Has the landscape changed so much?" A hint of doubt flashed through Moran's mind.

But all the magic cast was telling her strongly—this is the place!
It is likely that due to the passage of time, geological activity, or snow accumulation, the shape of the entrance has undergone a significant change.

Without further hesitation, Moran turned and slipped into the narrow, cold crack.

The inner passage is winding and has many forks. It is chilling and you may even encounter some ice-type mirror beasts that live here.

Just like in the Yongquan Forest, Moran used high-star mirror beasts to practice magic, and mid-to-low-star mirror beasts to practice martial arts, and could also collect some useful magical materials.

She didn't know how long she had walked when she suddenly caught a scent of grass and trees that seemed out of place in the surroundings. She quickened her pace, turned a corner, and suddenly the view opened up before her!
Soft green moss covered the ground, and several hardy shrubs grew tenaciously. There was also a small pond in the center, which formed a stark contrast with the surrounding snowy environment.

If it weren't for Teacher Yan Shuang's notes and my own magical foreshadowing, who would have thought that such a place was hidden deep in the snow-capped mountains?
"Finally found it!"

Moran breathed a sigh of relief. Next, she would go in according to the method described in the notes.