Warlord

At around noon, the caravan finally arrived at the destination, Titan City.

Down the winding road, past a few scattered ruins, to a radio station in another part of the wilderness.

If it wasn’t for Camber, who was a seasoned businessman leading the way, Zero would never have thought that such an empty space would be the entrance to an underground base.

Today’s bases, if they weren’t built underground with equipment still usable in the city ruins, would be like Angry Reef cities, directly using the Old Earth cities.

It was unique that Titan City was built directly into the wilderness.

And this name, full of legends, piqued his curiosity.

When the base identified Campbell, the base of the radio station slowly rose to reveal a large cargo elevator. It was very convenient to carry people.

The caravan drove directly into the large elevator. As the elevator sank and the bright and dark lights intertwined, Zero once again sighed in admiration at the amazing talent of humans in creating.

Adventurers like Cumberg, who walked the continent, usually had their own footholds.