"Alright, alright, I shouldn''t have doubted you. Mister Perry wouldn''t have


    rmended you to me if you weren''t the right person. Young man, if you want to find the eighth dragon cauldron, thene to Gelsa and find me."


    "Gelsa? Where is this ce called Gelsa?"


    Before Wilbur could ask again, the old man had already hung up the phone. Apparently, the old man did not want to say more. Or maybe this was the old man''s way of refusing. However, in order to find the eighth dragon cauldron, as long as there were clues, Wilbur would find it no matter how difficult it was. Immediately, Wilbur opened his phone and searched for Gelsa on the inte. He found that there was no ce called Gelsa in the world, which surprised Wilbur. After all, if Gelsa did not exist, then could the location mentioned by the old man be in another dimension?


    The incident in Wearson Valley made Wilbur even more convinced that powerful practitioners in this world could easily open portals to another dimension. However, electromaic signals should be signals unique to this world, so the location where the old man answered the phone should also be in this world.


    Wilbur was puzzled. Could it be that the ce the old man told him about was not in this world? But if that were the case, he should at least tell him how to get to that ce. However, he did not say anything on the phone, perhaps indicating that Gelsa was not the name of a ce in another dimension.


    Realizing this, Wilbur called La and asked her to help him find out where this ce called Gelsa was.


    La was indeed an elite hacker among hackers. She took less than a minute to find information about Gelsa. Then, La said on the phone, "Sir, Gelsa is actually located in the northern part of Siward, which is now called Brant. Gelsa was its name fifty years ago.


    "It used to be a small town, but it was floodedter on, forming ake there called Lake Brant. Lake Brant is located in a very cold zone and is covered by a thickyer of ice for more than six months every year. ording to the data, the people who used to live there have moved away. Now, it''s just barrennd."


    Wilbur frowned and said, "The name was from fifty years ago, and now it''s called Brant? Besides this ce, is there anywhere else called Gelsa?"


    "No, the database shows that only this ce is called Gelsa."


    "Got it."


    After hanging up the phone, Wilbur searched for Siward on the map and found that this small country was indeed located in the north near the Arctic Circle, and it was indeed a very cold zone. Gelsa was in the northern part of Siward, so it would be even colder there.


    Fortunately, although Siward was a small country, there were nes that could fly directly to Siward. Wilbur bought a ne ticket and flew from Terya to Siward in the afternoon.


    Because Siward was already close to the Arctic region and far from Terya, Wilbur was on the ne for five hours. When he arrived in Mantu, the capital of Siward, it was already past ten o''clock at night.


    Because it was toote, Wilbur was forced to find a hotel in Mantu to stay in. After dawn, he rented a car and drove to Brant in the north of Siward.


    Siward was a poorer country than Rostead and Terya. Rostead and Terya had antiques and sea routes for trade, but Siward was andlocked country, and at the same time, it was very poor. It could not produce trade goods, so the economic situation in Siward was not good.


    It was precisely because of this that transportation roads within Siward were<pcking. Apart from the capital, Mantu, other provinces and regions did not have nes. Trains and paved roads leading to major provinces were the only transportation options in Siward.