Hearing Adrian’s words, Renee felt a bit helpless. He was right, but it seemed Adrian didn’t take the dangers seriously.

Renee said, “What I’m saying is true. The only reason some people made it out of here alive is because they were lucky. They didn’t run into the worst dangers at the time. After those people left and looked back at Death Valley, they said they could vaguely see countless lurking threats stirring within. They all secretly thanked their luck that they didn’t encounter those dangers during their passage. Otherwise, they wouldn’t have survived.”

Adrian chuckled lightly. “When soldiers come, we’ll fight them off. When floods come, we’ll block them. Could it really be worse than that? A warrior’s very mission is to go against the heavens. Even if faced with a life-or-death crisis, so what? Just cut them down.”

His confident words left Renee momentarily speechless. It was hard to argue with him. The way he spoke, it was clear Adrian had his plans, and there was no point