A desert

That was the best way to describe Treavin Continent. There were no such things as forests or seas. It was truly a continent filled with nothing more than sand, sand, and even more sand. Reans group just so happened to appear inside this continent, close to the border between Treavin and Yubisval.

So hot Rean said as soon as they appeared. How hot is it? Like 50 degrees?

Roan nodded in response, saying, Probably something along those lines. He then looked around, but all he could see was an endless amount of sand dunes. Celis, Ill send you back into the Dimensional Realm.

Celis also wanted the same thing, so he said, Sure, Ill go back to cultivate. Celis then disappeared from the desert.

Rean and Roan then jumped on Kentucky after that. Kentucky, lets fly. We dont really know where we are at the moment, so you can just fly in any direction. Of course, ignore the continental barrier behind us. Fly somewhere in the opposite direction.

Kentucky didnt waste time and immediately took flight. Hmm since the continental barrier is behind us and beyond it is Yubisval, then the Jhiod Continent should be on the opposite side. I guess Ill simply fly straight in that direction.

The twins didnt mind and instead sat down to focus on their newly acquired power. They had just jumped an entire realm in cultivation, so they needed to get used to it.

Rean didnt use the Light and Divine Sense bending skill, so Kentucky, now even bigger due to his breakthrough, could be easily seen. Not only that, but he also flew close to the ground, trying to attract the attention of possible cultivators or demon beasts.

Sure enough, the very first lifeform they encountered was a desert demon beast, a twin-tailed sand scorpion. When Kentucky passed, flying leisurely over its resting place, the scorpion immediately attacked. The sand beneath Kentucky exploded in a storm of sand that immediately covered Kentuckys group.

The scorpion then jumped from within the storm and aimed its two pincers at two different positions of Kentuckys body. Even if he defended against one, the other was sure to prevail or that was supposed to happen.

*Clang, clang!*

*Crack, crack!*

The two pincers hit Kentuckys body and broke apart like glass. The scorpions double pincer attack was completely unable to break through Kentuckys defense. Seeing that it had chosen the wrong opponent, the scorpion immediately dove into the sand, trying to escape. Unfortunately for it, Kentucky didnt let him go. Hey, look! We finally found a demon beast.

Kentucky didnt even need to move his body. Just his own Divine Energy alone was enough to hold the scorpion in place. Kentucky then focused some Divine Energy in his wings before flipping them once.

*Vuaaaa*

Just like that, the sand storm the scorpion created dispersed as if it had never been there to start with. Kentucky then landed with the twins as they looked at the scorpion. Stage Four Demon Beast, huh?

No wonder it risked an attack. If its cultivation was higher, it would have understood that Kentucky wasnt an opponent for it to meddle with from the very start, Rean said.

Roan narrowed his eyes, though. Why did we even stop? Just let it go and continue.

Kentucky then looked at Roan and said, Oh, its just that I thought it to be quite surprising that the first demon beast we found is already at Stage Four. After all, demon beasts at Stage Three and below should be several times more numerous.

Rean shrugged his shoulders in response. Its fine. In the end, us two are in the Peak Stage of the Elemental Transformation Realm, while youre at Peak Stage Eight. On top of that, we can easily dispatch average Transition Realm cultivators. Itll be way too hard to find demon beasts here in Treavin Continent that can possibly pose a threat to us. Rean then touched the locked scorpion and used his Instant Recovery skill. In a matter of seconds, both of the scorpions two pincers regrew.

Rean couldnt help but comment, Too bad it doesnt have intelligence. Otherwise, we could at least ask for directions

However, it was then that Kentucky intervened, Oh, I dont think thats a problem. Look over there. There seem to be some people coming at us.

Rean and Roan had to narrow their eyes to barely make out the dots in the distance. If not because they were in an advantageous position, it would be very hard to notice those guys. Your vision is impressive as always, Kentucky.

Surprisingly, all those people had their own mounts, and those mounts were also twin-tailed sand scorpions. Although it didnt look like it, the scorpions were really very fast in the desert.

However, when those people got closer, they also noticed Kentucky. After all, the Minokawa was several meters high already. Kentucky still needed to reach the Transition Realm before he could take a human form or shrink his body. Only Celis could do that because he was at the Transition Realm in the past.

Sure enough, those people stopped in their tracks and pondered if they should get close or not. Reans group didnt seem the type of people they should offend.

Of course, Reans group wouldnt let the chance pass up. Kentucky immediately took flight and shot in the groups direction. Due to the difference in cultivation, it looked more like Kentucky was coming to attack them, although he was flying leisurely instead. Everyone then braced for the impact, expecting Kentucky to land a huge blow to their group.

However, Kentucky simply flapped his wings once, and he came to an instant halt in midair before landing in the middle of the group. He didnt say anything, though. Instead, Roan and Kentucky let Rean do the talking as always.

Hello, everyone! Its nice to meet you all.

The people on their scorpions looked at each other and couldnt help but feel a little nervous. Now that Rean was closer, they could check him with their Divine Senses. However, they couldnt feel the cultivation of anyone in Reans group at all. That could only mean two things. Reans group had no cultivation whatsoever, or their cultivation was so much higher that their Divine Senses couldnt detect them.. Of course, after seeing Kentuckys display of speed, the first option was absolutely not the case.