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This is very good information. Vampires are one of the few beings that even Mousse has to be wary of.

This creature is very powerful at night, and even has terrifying stealth and penetration capabilities.

"It looks like you'll have to spend money again later."

Mousse rolled his eyes at Windlow, then drank a glass of light beer to sober up. Fortunately, he got some information about vampires.

This also means that the two can no longer camp in the wild.

Because even someone as strong as Mousse has no way of detecting a vampire so close to him. If he camps outdoors, he will most likely be eaten by the vampire as a blood bag.

"Okay, okay, but we can't stay in a super expensive hotel."

Windlow also made the final compromise. As long as Mousse did not stay in any star-rated hotel, there would be no problem with staying in an ordinary hotel.

Since it is still early, we must set off immediately and continue heading north to explore business in the heart of Ivy County.

Spreading out the map in his hand completely, Wendlow bit his nails and shook his head slowly.

Mousse also came over to take a look, and soon he understood the details.

Windlow placed his finger at the location of Brook City, then crossed his index finger and thumb and moved them upwards. After three movements back and forth, they stopped at the location of Aviheim City.

"Six days' journey, three days' forced march."

This is the simplest distance measurement method, using ratios to calculate basic distances.

Of course, this so-called three-day journey is at full speed. According to the average speed of the two, it would take at least six days to travel from Brook City to Aviheim.

"Too dangerous."

As a traveling merchant, the thing I fear most is long journeys.

Once the journey becomes too long, people will become tired and vulnerable to attacks from all directions.

Even someone as powerful as Mousse, the Lord of Fear, would consider whether he was strong enough when he encountered a vampire after a forced march.

As far as Windlow himself was concerned, walking would last no more than three days, carriage riding no more than two days, and horseback riding no more than one day.

After walking for more than three days, you must find an inn to rest. If you camp outside for more than a week, fatigue will occur.

If we were in a safe place in the heart of the empire, a little fatigue would be understandable, but this is the southeastern border of the empire, and we must always retain more than half of our physical strength.

He could only shake his head at Mousse and place his finger on the land of Wissen Territory.

"Perhaps we should return to Wissenland and then travel to the capital of Iverland by river boat, so..."

"no!"

Mousse refused very decisively.

"This will waste about a month. Elves do have plenty of time, but that doesn't mean I don't."

For Mousse, she is a dark elf who was exiled to the human world, and she still has some power of her own in Naggaroth that she can use.

If you delay too much time in the human world, or fail to earn enough profit, your previous network of contacts will inevitably be completely wiped out.

Elves and dwarves are different. Among dwarves, friendly relationships will last for a very long time, even a lifetime.

For the Dark Elves and High Elves, if a relationship is not maintained, it will completely deteriorate after a short period of time.

If the delay lasts just a little bit longer, Mousse will be completely forgotten by Naggaroth and the network of relationships he had established before.

Starting over from scratch is the last thing the dark elves want to face, and there is no benefit in returning to Wissen Territory now, and they can't make any money.

It is not easy to climb from an ordinary witch spirit to the position of the Lord of Dread, and she does not want to lose just like that.

In Mousse's eyes, any turning back is absolutely not an option, and he must seize the time to accumulate his own wealth.

At the same time, Windlow also discovered a small mark on the map.

Between the city of Brook where the two were and Averheim, the capital of Averland, there was a town with very small markings and a little bit of dwarven writing.

Windlo is fluent in the dwarven language, but has only a vague understanding of the dwarven writing.

All we know from the map is that the town is called Blackdecker and is a town built by dwarves. We know nothing else.

This naturally threw the question back to Mousse.

"Either return to Wissenland and travel by river, or go to the dwarven town. It's your choice."

Considering the relationship between elves and dwarves, this is indeed a very difficult choice.

But what the dwarves brought to the elves was nothing more than physical disgust, and poverty and the loss of his own wealth in Naggaroth were what Mousse feared most.

She gritted her teeth and narrowed her lavender eyes. As a former Lord of Terror, she naturally knew what was going on.

"Let's go! Let's go to the dwarven town to replenish supplies and rest for a while."

Since a dark elf like Mousse said so, Windlo also knew the subsequent layout process.

After buying enough supplies in Brook City, he packed all the bags and carried them on his back, using the sun to determine his direction, all the way to the northern city of Hedeke.

Along the way, we also saw the basic geographical location of Ivy Territory.

There are almost no forests in the entire territory of Ivy. It is all large grasslands and pastures.

Due to the strange thinking of Mad Count Marius Redolf, the Imperial Provincial Army of Ivy launched about eight full-scale wars in total.

Not to fight against beastmen, not to fight against vampires, and certainly not to fight against green-skinned orcs.

Instead, it was simply dealing with the wolf pack in the territory of Ivy.

During the eight wars, the Mad Count declared war on the forest, war on frogs, war on mosquitoes, and war on wolves.

Mosquitoes and frogs survived the war because of their small size and large numbers.

The wolf pack completely disappeared from the territory of Ivy.

With the extinction of wolves, animal husbandry in Ivyland has developed to an unprecedented level, and large numbers of livestock can reproduce freely on the pastures.

Even the local herders don’t have much work to do. They just let the livestock out during the day and wait for them to come back at night.

It is said that the food stored in Ivy County is enough to feed the entire empire for a whole year. I don’t know why the crazy earl hoarded so much food.

This is also because there is only pasture on the vast plains and no forests to block the view.

Early the next morning, Windlow and Mousse saw the city on the horizon.

If there was nothing wrong with the map, then the two had already arrived at the dwarf city called Hedeker.

But the only difference is that the buildings in that place are too short, and there is not even a single ordinary building to be seen.

Perhaps the dwarves don't know how to build buildings, or perhaps the two of them came at the wrong time and the town has already become a ruin.