Hello, is this a letter addressed to Demon Fortress?

Cedric and his companions, along with Morgan, escaped from the City of a Thousand Towers and struggled to survive in the forbidden lands of the Deadwood Wasteland.

Morgan once said that he wanted to build a city-state that belonged exclusively to half-demons.

But that was ultimately just a fantasy.

They had no plan, no route, no blueprint.

The only thought is the desire to live with dignity.

And now, this princess of a fallen kingdom is using her charcoal pencil to draw an almost clear path for them.

Every step is crystal clear.

Every step is solid and real.

Every step they took gave them a clear glimpse into the future.

The intuitive way is almost readily available.

After Elvia finished speaking, she looked up.

She noticed that everyone was looking at her in surprise.

The legend of the half-demon, the extraordinary half-demon warriors around him, and even the Forest Ghost.

Lin Gui hadn't expected that Elvia would know so much about the surrounding areas and borderlands of Karan.

His eyes held a hint of surprise, and a hint of inexplicable relief.

Elvia swallowed hard.

Why are you all looking at me?

Her voice rose a few octaves, carrying an awkwardness that made her feel uncomfortable being stared at.

"At least when I was exiled to Kalan, I had plenty of foresight and plans."

She paused for a moment, then looked back at the map, her brows furrowing slightly.

"However, to achieve these goals, a very large population is required."

Her pen tip touched the mark for the city of Karan.

"Kalana's population of 100,000 is not enough."

She recalled for a moment, then looked at Lin Gui.

"And I remember you also mentioned the solution."

"It seems so..."

Her gaze returned to the map, and she drew a horizontal line with charcoal, starting from Dragonbone City and following the Dragonbone Mountains.

She stopped drawing halfway through.

She looked down at a bunch of geographical information and demon distribution markings on the mountains near Dragonbone City.

And suitable locations for crossing.

The handwriting was clearly Lin Gui's.

Elvia's lips curled slightly, she chuckled softly, and said something in a low voice.

"So, all those days in Dragonbone City, I couldn't find you anywhere. Turns out you were doing this."

Then she became serious and finished drawing the horizontal line with charcoal.

"Open up the Dragon Bone Mountain Range."

She pointed to the location of Dragonbone City with the tip of her pen.

"Use Dragonbone City as cover to connect the Alliance's transportation network."

"To import people, and... export goods, and circulate resources."

Her pen moved toward the vast area north of the Dragonbone Mountains.

"The most amazing thing is..."

Her voice carried an irrepressible excitement, and her golden eyes sparkled.

"If things get exposed, blow up the passage."

"Even the Black Dragon Army of the Alliance cannot pass through the natural barrier of the Dragonbone Mountains."

Her pen tip moved eastward.

"And the red desert to the east is a place even epics dare not cross."

Her pen tip moved westward.

"In the west, and with that woman who popped out of the grave blocking the way, she will absolutely not let the Alliance know she exists."

Her pen tip moved south.

"As for the south, the sea route had been cut off during the Dark Ages."

She dropped the charcoal pencil, braced her hands on the map, and practically lay prone on the wooden board.

"Oh my god..."

Her voice carried an almost pious, astonished tone.

"Was this your plan from the beginning?"

"A perfect plan."

She turned her head and looked at Lin Gui.

His golden eyes held a naked, undisguised lust.

"I really want to do it to you right now."

Lin Gui and the other legends stared at her with dark expressions.

The air seemed to freeze for a moment.

"Be serious."

Lin Gui's voice was calm, but every word carried a sense of helplessness.

Elvia coughed, looked away, and straightened her expression.

A slight smile played on her lips as her gaze lingered on Lin Gui's face for a moment.

"Seriously."

Her voice was so soft that only Lin Gui could hear it.

"As expected of my man, my love for you keeps growing stronger."

Lin Gui did not respond.

Morgan and the other legendary half-demons exchanged glances.

Then Morgan spoke, his voice filled with barely concealed excitement.

"Miss Elvia, no, Princess of Carter's Capital, Lord Lin Gui."

He took a deep breath.

"Then let's get up immediately and head towards Karan City."

Lin Gui interrupted him.

"No."

Everyone was stunned.

Morgan's smile froze on his face.

Even the legends expressed their bewilderment.

Lin Gui's voice was very calm.

"All we need to do is send a legendary warrior to lead all the half-demon warriors, following the route I took to reach Dragonbone City, protecting the half-demon civilians."

After he finished speaking, he picked up the map from the ground and handed it to Morgan.

Morgan took the map and looked down at it.

On the western side of the Deadwood Wasteland, the route to Dragonbone City is a hand-drawn, meticulously marked golden route.

Mountains, rivers, demon lairs, dangerous areas, available water sources, suitable campsites.

Every step is clearly marked.

Elvia leaned closer to look and paused, momentarily stunned.

"You had the energy to mark the route and scout out the demons along the way?"

Her voice had an incredible tone.

"Didn't we speed all the way here?"

Lin Gui did not answer.

Actually, these are all contents of the messenger chart.

The messenger Rotu will record all the information he travels along his route: geography, demon colonies, and danger distribution.

He simply sketched out the diagram in his mind.

Morgan stared at the dense markings on the map, his fingers trembling slightly.

He hadn't expected the other party to be so prepared.

Although this route is somewhat awkward, it unexpectedly bypasses all the city-states that the Thousand Towers can reach.

He looked up at Lin Gui and asked.

"What about the other legends?"

Lin Gui looked at him, his eyes calm as still water.

"Go and solve the problem of the Thousand Towers hunting down the half-demon."

His voice wasn't loud, but every word was clear.

"The other legends all came with me to participate in the selection for the transport team in Copper Gate City."