Leon, Nana, and Elina walked side by side toward the eastern part of the forest.
Since neither Leon nor Elina knew the exact location of the last mark Nana had left, they could only rely on her to guide the way.
Along the way, they didn't encounter any monsters or obstacles.
However, the forest was eerily quiet and dim, the kind of silence that sent chills down one's spine.
The most unsettling part was the enormous, lush trees towering above them, making Leon, Elina, and Nana feel as small as ants in comparison.
"Are you sure this is the right way, Nana?" Elina asked, curiosity in her voice.
Nana smiled and gave a small nod. "Yeah, Elina. The last mark should be in this direction. But I don't know the exact spot, so I'll need you and Young Master to help me look around."
"Alright, leave it to me," Leon said with a nod.
As they walked, he brought his index and middle fingers together and gently rubbed his right eye.
*Buzz!*
