Qianye didn’t leave immediately after letting Su Shi go. He instead brought out a paper and drew a map according to the man’s description, frowning as he fell into deep thought.

The Attawa were only at a basic level of civilization. Their mathematics and cartography skills were only at the elementary level. Their understanding of space and geography came from their superior perception and strength.

Hence, there were a lot of conflicts in the locations and lay of the land that Su Shi had described. It wasn’t that obvious when Qianye was simply listening, but things weren’t quite right when he put them on paper. The world was so vast that a bit of deviation would end up with hundreds of kilometers in error.

Qianye finished drawing the map, but it wasn’t useful beyond simple reference.

This produced even more confusion. Why were the Attawa, such a strong people, so undeveloped as a civilization? Any other race would see a qualitative upgrade when their strength had reached a certain level. Just like how the void colossi had always been more intelligent than the humans. That being said, civilization was the culmination...