How is this possible? Hayes was stunned. Creating a proper maze was one of the most challenging tasks imaginable.0

Sure, even a three-year-old child could draw a simple maze, but such attempts would be riddled with contradictions and irregularities. A textbook maze required a precise structure and clear rules. It demanded adherence to these principles and a deep understanding of their intricacies.0

Merely being intelligent wasn’t enough to create a functional maze. It required extensive education and a grasp of spatial concepts, which was an advanced field of study. It wasn’t something a barbarian could ever be expected to learn. 0

Yet, it was a different story for Ketal.0

“Have you ever studied mazes before?” Hayes asked cautiously. The idea that a barbarian could have received such education seemed ludicrous. Yet the circumstances forced her to ask.0

Ketal shook his head. “Not formally. I’ve never received any specific education about them.”0

His understanding of mazes stemmed from personal curiosity rather than formal instruction. More importantly, most of his knowledge was from Earth, which was from a different world, so it was difficult to explain.0

Hayes’s shock only deepened. “I see…”0

“Is drawing a maze really such a big deal?” Alexandros looked puzzled, as did Cassan. To them, designing such an ordinary maze seemed like a task anyone could accomplish.0

However, Hayes, who had studied these concepts...0