Hello, is this a letter addressed to Demon Fortress?

the first time.

It took Lin Gui and Elvia three days to travel from Copper Gate City by speeding boat.

This time, the airship set off at dawn, carrying four legends including Cedric, along with the magical genius Irene.

When they saw the vast refugee area outside Tongmen City, the sun was not yet directly overhead.

In other words, this time, he covered a distance of almost 1,500 kilometers in less than three hours.

In just three hours, they completed a journey that would have taken other transport teams at least twenty days.

There are several reasons why it was able to happen so quickly.

Firstly, thanks to the legendary support of Morgan, Lin Gui was able to fly almost non-stop the entire time.

Secondly, she was almost entirely shrouded in a dark veil, something that Lin Gui couldn't do even when Eve was around.

Furthermore, the elevation gradually decreases from the barren wasteland to the bronze gate city, and there are no epic demons in the forbidden areas for him to hide from.

Therefore, the ghost flew almost in a straight line.

To increase speed and not waste Morgan's magic, he also had Morgan launch a few hurricane-like propulsions from behind.

Morgan was numb to Lin Gui's madness and said nothing, only expressionlessly urging his staff forward.

Thus, under the combined effect of the wind pressure cannon and the hurricane propulsion, the airship burst forth with unprecedented speed.

Outside the refugee quarter of Tongmen City, the flying boat slowly landed.

Almost all the half-demon legends were wiped out.

Cedric lay on the side, his face pale, gagging incessantly, his hands on the ground, his fingers digging into the soil.

Freeman leaned against a tree trunk, staring blankly at the sky, his lips trembling slightly, as if all his energy had been drained away.

Hewlett squatted on the ground, his hands supporting his knees, and didn't stand up for a long time, his breathing heavy and labored.

Eileen wasn't in much better shape. She was clinging to the edge of the airship, swaying precariously, with a trace of sour liquid still clinging to the corner of her mouth, and her face was as white as paper.

The only one that's slightly better is Elvia.

She didn't vomit or feel dizzy.

But her worldview seems to have been slightly shaken.

Her gaze kept shifting between the sun in the sky and the vast city-state before her.

Look at the sun, look at the city-state.

Look at the sun again, look at the city-state.

I checked it repeatedly, as if the scene before me was unreal.

Then she couldn't hold back anymore.

She pounced on Lin Gui, straddled him, and pressed her hands on his shoulders.

Her worldview has been shattered.

"Holy crap, how did you get here so fast?!"

Caught off guard by Elvia's sudden ambush, Lin Gui was tackled to the ground, his back hitting the grass with a muffled groan.

Lin Gui muttered a speechless complaint in response to her question.

"We were delayed for fifteen days in the Barren Wasteland, and counting the fourteen days we rested in Copper Gate City, there are only two days left before the selection competition begins. How can I not be fast?"

That's not what I meant!

Elvia's voice became even more excited, her golden eyes widening.

"What I mean is, at this rate, we could probably get to Carter's capital in just one day!"

Lin Gui remained silent.

"This is not normal."

Elvia was so excited that her voice cracked, and she grabbed his collar with both hands, practically lying on top of him.

"Where is the normal part?!"

Lin Gui opened his mouth, but ultimately couldn't say anything to her.

In my hometown, the speed by plane is about the same.

How would you describe the speed of a flying boat?

When Lin Gui is alone, it's like a high-speed train with a very long stopover time and many rest stops.

With backup magic support, such as Eve or Irene, it becomes a high-speed train without any stops.

With the support of a legendary figure like Morgan, and propelled by a hurricane, the speed of the airship was not much different from that of an airplane.

But for locals like Elvia, the impact was far too great.

Actually, it's not just Elvia.

Morgan and the others, who had just arrived, were stunned when they saw the towering wall.

Cedric murmured, holding his still-dizzy head.

"Morgan, is this the speed you were talking about?"

Morgan couldn't help but rub his forehead, his lips twitching slightly.

"I didn't expect it to happen so quickly..."

Cedric, still feeling dizzy, looked at Morgan.

"Can you do that too?"

he asks.

After all, Morgan also knows levitation and seems capable of casting hurricane propulsion to accelerate himself.

Morgan gave a wry smile, looked at Lin Gui who was being tackled to the ground by Elvia and was still struggling, and shook his head.

"Hurricane propulsion is not important."

His voice carried a complex emotion.

"What truly enabled him to achieve this was Lin Gui's terrifying understanding and mastery of the levitation technique."

He paused for a moment.

"Even surpassing the Wind Tower Master."

Cedric's eyes widened slightly.

"Is that exaggerated?"

Morgan gave a wry smile.

"You don't understand what levitation spells without chanting really mean."

He couldn't explain it to someone like Cedric who wasn't a magician.

In fact, many magicians themselves are not even clear about what this ability represents.

Cedric nodded as if he understood, but did not ask any further questions.

He changed the question.

"So, there shouldn't be any problems with our transport team selection this time, right?"

Morgan nodded.

"The selection trials will not be a problem."

His brow furrowed slightly.

"The only problem is..."

"Could the Transport Guild accept three half-demon legends as members?"

Cedric's expression darkened.

Freeman and Hewlett also fell silent.

The atmosphere became somewhat heavy.

On the other side, Lin Gui patted the grass clippings off his body and stood up straight.

He gathered everyone together to arrange the next steps.

Morgan and other legends waited outside for the selection meeting, while he and Elvia went into the city to prepare for it.

When the selection process officially begins on the third day, he will return to find Morgan and the others and lead them into the venue.

After listening, Morgan made a suggestion.

Let Hewlett follow them.

Hewlett is human; as long as he conceals his appearance, he will not attract the attention of the Thousand Towers Magicians.

Moreover, he is powerful enough to protect Lin Gui and the others.

Lin Gui accepted the proposal.

He glanced at Eileen beside him and brought her along as well.

Eileen was taken aback.

She imagined that, just like in the desolate wasteland, she would become the humanoid source of magic for the forest ghost, providing him with magic at any time.

However, to her surprise, Lin Gui led them into the Copper Gate City and then they parted ways.

Lin Gui acted alone.

She, along with Mr. Hewlett, followed Elvia.

.......

The weakest act alone, while the strongest act in groups...

The streets of Tongmen City were teeming with people.

Eileen watched Lin Gui's figure disappear into the crowd and couldn't help but ask.

"Is it really safe to let Master Lin act alone like this?"

Elvia smiled, a smile that carried a confident ease.

"Haha, don't worry about him."

She waved her hand.

"If he wanted to, even a great sage couldn't catch him."

She paused, turned her head to look at Eileen, and raised an eyebrow.

"What, you want to go with him?"

Despite Elvia raising an eyebrow, Eileen's expression remained indifferent.

"It's just concern between colleagues."