Glancing at the eerily silent dense forest, Martin knew it was definitely not simple, which was why he had always avoided entering it.
But now he had no choice, no other options.
After a while, the three of them stepped into the forest.
The forest was cold and damp, overgrown with weeds and underbrush.
Moreover, there were hardly any paths in the forest, making it easy to lose one's way inside.
Martin had prepared for this; wherever they passed, he would pull out some weeds and tie them to trees, so they wouldn't get lost and could follow the markers to return the same way.
In no time, Martin and the others had been walking for over ten minutes.
The deeper they ventured, the gloomier and more humid the forest grew, with the trees growing larger and larger, some so large that they re
