After learning the truth about the world, Loran Hill felt a sense of utter unreality, as if everything had been a dream from which he had just woken up.

Late at night, she sat at the desk, writing something with a pen under the bright yellow light, summarizing and organizing what was in her mind.

After a long time, he put down his pen, walked to the window sill, and breathed in the cool air by the window.

Although the words in the record seem to have been written just yesterday, in fact it is already a very distant past, so distant that there is no trace of the past civilization on the earth today.

Even if a small group of people in human civilization had survived, today's society and world should not be like this.

But, no.

Before the First Age, there was a time of ancient barbarism, when dragons and giants clashed for supremacy. Later, elves, orcs, and finally humans emerged. So much time has passed that today's people can only grope their way through the development of a new civilization.

Although it is not explicitly stated in the system, the dark and various side information all indicate that humans in the past have embarked on a path of extinction, which is inextricably linked to the Aijiaka Road developed in the late Twilight Age.

For this reason, there is no specific information about the Aijiaka Road left in the system, as if it was deliberately erased by someone, who does not want it to be picked up again.

It's time to go to Crancia.

For some reason, this thought suddenly emerged in Loran Hill's mind. She suddenly wanted to know what the current situation of Clancia was. Have they encountered new difficulties? Are they moving forward according to their ideals? Will they make new choices? Will they become the initiators of the next era of mankind?

All in all, the desire to know grows like weeds.

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A week later, in Crancia, the capital of Soland.

The towering city wall is more than 30 meters high, and under the wide city gate is a constant stream of people coming and going. Some of them are pushing carts, and some are carrying things. It is early morning, and the sun has just jumped out from the eastern horizon.

"Take your time, don't rush." ​​The soldiers at the city gate maintained order. They were wearing neat armor and holding spears in their hands to maintain order.

Most of the people entering the city at this time are farmers from villages surrounding the royal capital. They will transport their fresh vegetables to the city and sell them for a good price.

A young girl, wearing a light brown coat with a hood covering her hair and face, also walked among them. Beneath the hood, a pair of lively eyes looked at the people and things around them with a hint of curiosity.

This slender girl is our protagonist, Loran Hill. This time, she did not fly directly into the city or land in the capital to cause a sensation. Instead, she walked from the vicinity of the capital, observing the current situation of the country step by step.

The villages around Solander are very well developed.

Even she couldn't help but admire this. The fields on the earth were like big square grids, reflecting different lights under the sunlight. Farmers were working in them, and the early scenes of harvest were gradually emerging.

Although the faces of those working people were covered in sweat, there was vitality in their eyes, unlike the gloomy and lifeless eyes she saw when she left Xifeng for Virga two years ago.

After some inquiries, she learned that Clancy had been actively developing farmland over the past two years. With each new piece of land reclaimed, farmers received a third of the land. This greatly stimulated the people's desire to work, and the country's grain production also climbed year by year.

Although food production is not yet completely sufficient, everyone is confident in the future. It is only a matter of time. In a few years, the food problem will be completely solved.

"Hello, can you show me some proof?" The soldier in steel armor stretched out his hand to block the girl, causing her to pause and look up.

When it was Loran Hill's turn, she was stopped by the guards at the gate as expected.

"Um... Can I ask what kind of certificate it is?" The girl's voice was soft and pleasant, which made the soldier feel much better.

"It's to prove where you are from and what brings you to the capital, Solander." The soldier also explained patiently.

Loran Hill stepped aside to let the pedestrians behind him pass.

"Maybe my attire is a little unusual," the girl thought. "That's understandable." But asking her to take off her hood would only cause more trouble.

"Is this okay?" She thought for a moment, reached into her clothes, and took out a small badge from the storage space of her ring. This was something she had asked Mira from the rabbit-eared tribe to prepare for her before she enrolled at Emenes.

The badge is made of brass and features an open book as its main body, with two stars, one large and one small, decorating the edge.

"Student badge?" The soldier took the badge and turned it over. The name 'Loran' was engraved on it, and the date of issuance was marked below.

"Please wait a moment, I will do the registration." He held the badge and said a few words to the captain-looking man, then wrote the registration in a small room nearby.

"Okay, I'll give this back to you. Also, I have to mention that this badge was issued two years ago and will expire in a year. You'll need to renew it then."

"Then where can we update it?" the girl asked with interest.

"You'll need to contact your school. Generally, upon graduation, they'll exchange your badge for a professional one. It depends on what job you do. This will also make it easier to enter various places, and even purchase certain limited-edition items."

"Yeah, I understand, thank you." The girl lowered her head, revealing a small piece of silver hair.

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