anyone more ignorant than him

Kiara felt like she was finally going to leave this barren place and started to daydream.

This black hair youth would accept her deal, then she would be able to get the treasure she needed to cultivate and, when she broke through to the Mana Emission Realm, she would leave.

"Can you please continue," Dawn had to interfere as a dazed look appeared on Kiara's face. She seemed to be lost in her own world.

Finally after hearing Dawn's words clarity returned to Kiara's face and she smiled bashfully.

Now we can understand why Her tribe Flameborne doesn't exist. If everyone in her tribe day deemed like her..

Out of nowhere, a scroll appeared in the hands of Kiara. The scroll was almost black as if it had been soaked in tar, barely anything was visible on the scroll.

"This scroll contains the opportunity."

While holding the scroll in her hands Kiara announced. However, Dawn was intently looking at the scroll not focusing on her words.

This scroll gave Dawn a familiar feeling as if he had seen it somewhere, but where?

"Yeah right," Dawn muttered in an audible voice and finally remembered where he had gotten this feeling. He had a similar scroll that he got from Faceless monsters cave.

"He is interested," Kiara happily thought. Without wasting time she decided to explain more.

"This scroll leads to an inheritance of a cultivator in the Mana sea Realm."

She slowly spoke, specifically focusing on her last words.

"Mana sea? What the hell? Which realm it was,"

Dawn was hearing about this realm for the first time. Although he didn't know about it, he could guess it was a realm above Mana Emission.

Dawn had already witnessed the power of those at the Mana Emission Realm, and a cultivator at the Mana Sea was bound to be stronger than that.

"Ok! But why do you think I will help you?"

Dawn spoke with a teasing smile on his lips, this girl was really ignorant and foolish. There was no need to show him the map, wasn't she afraid that he would snatch the scroll from her hands and throw her out?

Or worse kill her!

Kiara's mind grew blank at Dawn's words, she had never thought about such a development.

Things weren't going according to the script; he was supposed to accept the deal and not ask questions.

She needed to think of something fast; her reputation was at stake here.

"I just had a feeling."

These were the only words that managed to come out of her mouth as in the end, she wasn't able to come up with any suitable explanation.

"Then your feeling was wrong…ahem I mean wasn't wrong."

Dawn coughed and suddenly changed his words midway. In reality, he just wanted to snatch the scroll from her but he didn't.

First of all, he didn't know how to read that scroll and second, he needed information because of these two reasons he didn't let his intrusive thoughts win.

Kiara felt a shiver run down her spine for a moment.

"OK, so we will leave tomorrow morning. How does that sound?"

"What tomorrow? Isn't this too early, don't you have to prepare?"

After discussing for some they finally agreed to leave tomorrow morning.

Kiaras seemed to be in a hurry as she quickly left after the discussion.

Dawn was once again alone in the room, with nothing else to do.

He sat down in a meditative position and started to cultivate.

Cultivation in the Channel Construction Realm wasn't hard. They just have to nourish their channels slowly with mana until they are strong enough to handle mana circulations at an even higher speed.

From what Dawn knew people used various treasures and medicines to quickly temper their channels, he had seen various merchants outside the wall selling but they were priced exorbitantly.

Well, Dawn didn't need them but his underlings like Zampa and Harmon will need them.

400 circulation per minute! 500! 600! 750! Slowly the mana inside his channels started to circulate at insane speed following which a black ring started to appear behind Dawn.

The ring looked extremely fragile as if it would shatter with a simple touch.

When his mana circulation hit 751 it refused to move upwards no matter how hard Dawn tried.

"This is my limit," Dawn muttered in his head.

Once the mana circulation hit 1000 he would break through to the next minor realm.

But that was going to take a lot of time unless he levelled up.

Time continued to pass and in the blink of an eye, morning arrived.

It was time for him to meet Kiara and head out.

He dismissed the barbarian that was in the ghost castle and headed toward the market outside the wall.

The construction outside the wall was in full swing and the paved outline of the road was starting to become visible. The people of Ghost City were looking at the road with strange looks in their eyes.

It didn't take long for him to find Kiara, she was dressed just like before when he saw her for the first time but she had a rabbit mask on her face.

"A rabbit tail would have been nice..lol." Dawn thought in amusement.

"Here."

Kiara also noticed him and gestured for him to come over.

After buying anything necessary from the market for 5 minutes both of them left.

Dawn wasn't worried about anything as One Barbarian was already here.

He was silently following behind Kiara. Judging by her speed, she would be Channel Construction rank 3.

From time to time she looked behind her to glance at Dawn, and each time her eyes flashed with surprise she was worried Dawn wouldn't be able to keep up with her.

But there wasn't any huge difference between the speeds of the two of them as their speed was limited by their body's strength.

"I wonder what grade his mana channel is," Kiara muttered in a barely audible voice as if she was talking to herself.

In barely minutes they covered tens of kilometers leaving the territory of the Ghost tribe behind.

All around Dawn were trees, each one more larger than the other, but the speed of both of them remained the same.

After another 10 minutes, Kiara suddenly spoke.

"Be careful, in one or two minutes we will enter the Territory of the Destar tribe."

Dawn nodded without any change in his face, hiding the confusion that he was feeling in his head. He had no idea about this tribe.