Fortunately, Siward was a small country. Wilbur set out by car at eight in the morning and arrived at the Kooth Province, which was only a hundred kilometers away from Brant, before noon. Kooth Province did not have any proper roads leading to Brant, and because of the perennial winds and snow, the original dirt roads were also covered by snow and could not be seen.


    As Wilbur had considered the situation here in advance, he had purchased apass before setting out. By using satellite signal positioning, he could find the direction of Brant. After making some simple preparations, Wilbur set off for Brant.


    As he left the city of Kooth, Wilbur looked back at this city, which was called the capital of Kooth Province. Covered in ice and snow, it looked like a small county in size. Wilbur could not help but sigh, feeling that anyone who could live in this ce for a long time must have deep feelings for it.


    Likewise, Brant was hundreds of kilometers away from the urban area of Kooth City. The fact that the old man could live in Brant for a long time also proved his extraordinary perseverance. Wilbur could imagine that the old man must have his own story.


    There must be a reason for him to persist in Brant, and this reason was likely to be closely rted to the eighth dragon cauldron. Therefore, Wilbur realized that the old man guarding the secret of the eighth dragon cauldron was probably a stubborn person who might not be easy to deal with.


    Sixty kilometers away from Kooth City, a vast primitive forest appeared in front of Wilbur. ording to thepass, Brant was behind this primitive forest. To reach Brant, one had to pass through this primitive forest. Otherwise, they would have to take a detour of at least three hundred kilometers.


    Wilbur was eager to obtain the eighth dragon cauldron and naturally would not take the longer route. Although there might be some wild beasts i the forest, Wilbur was a cultivator who could subdue sea monsters, so he naturally would not fear tigers and leopards.


    Stepping into this primitive forest, Wilbur''s footsteps crunched on the snow, making a "squeak" sound. At first, Wilbur did not think much about it. After all, ording to the map, this primitive forest was only five hundred square kilometers, and it would take about twenty-five kilometers to cross it.


    For a cultivator, twenty-five kilometers could be crossed in less than an hour. However, when Wilbur realized something was wrong, he stopped and looked at his watch, only to find that without realizing it, two hours had passed.


    This made Wilbur feel very strange. After all, if this forest was only five hundred square kilometers, and the straight-line distance was twenty-five kilometers, Wilbur should have already walked out of this forest long ago. However, after two hours of walking, Wilbur was still in the forest and had not walked out yet.


    Two hours would mean that he walked a full fifty kilometers. The distance from Kooth City to Brant was only one hundred kilometers, and adding the sixty kilometers Wilbur had already walked, it had already exceeded the distance from Kooth City to Brant.


    Wilbur thought he had lost his way, but the pointer on thepass had never changed its direction, indicating that Wilbur was not wrong. Looking back at the footprints, they were consistent, indicating that Wilbur had been walking in a straight line in this primitive forest.


    However, after walking for two hours, Wilbur still had not walked out of this primitive forest. Wilbur closed his eyes and tried to sense if there were any strange energy fluctuations in this primitive forest.


    Everything seemed normal. Wilbur frowned and muttered to himself, "Could it be that the markings on the map are wrong, and this forest is not just five hundred square kilometers?"


    Wilbur looked ahead at the endless forest covered in white snow and immediately flew up, wanting to fly into the sky to see how vast this primitive forest area was and how long it would take to leave this primitive forest.


    However, Wilbur found that as he continued to ascend, the surrounding trees seemed to grow rapidly, rising quickly, much faster than Wilbur''s speed. Finally, they abruptly stopped in mid-air when Wilbur reached several hundred meters high.


    When Wilbur flew to this height, he also found that there was a dome here, covering this entire area. It seemed that a unique barrier had been formed here. "Curses, who''s there?"


    Wilbur roared angrily, and his roar echoed in the forest. After a moment, a hoarse voice came from the forest, "If you want to see him, you must pass my test first."


    "Who are you? Why are you stopping me?"


    "Hehe, you may not believe the truth. In fact, I am also a disciple of Fremont. I have been waiting here for the chosen one for over a hundred years. I originally thought no one woulde here, but to my surprise, you finally appeared."


    "Fremont?"