It seems that within the entire Taboo Land, only this large tree shelters humans, while in the depths of the darkness, infinite dangers lurk.
Gou Wa climbed up to the treetop to take a look at the position of the sun, then jumped down and said, "Pick up the pace!"
He didn't wear a watch, didn't have a phone, and could only climb up to the treetop to check the time, seemingly adhering to the visitor precaution of "not using tools."
However, there is a clear crisis with the alternation of day and night here, and if one cannot grasp the accurate time, it's very likely to miss the best chance to escape.
In Taboo Land, day and night transitions are strictly at 6 PM.
They walked over twenty more kilometers, and just as Taboo Land was about to be completely engulfed in darkness, where even dappled sunlight didn't exist, everyone saw a canyon.
On both sides were towering mountain walls reaching into the clouds, with only a narrow path in the middle for one person to pass through.
