The Strongest Prodigy Doctor

After escaping from the gap between the Demon Beast's teeth, Ye Tianfan immediately summoned the Fire Lotus Sword and flew above the head of the beast.

This was because earlier, Ye Tianfan had placed the beast's claws here.

Before taking these claws away with the rope, Ye Tianfan wanted to test whether the current Fire Lotus Sword could inflict any damage on these claws.

The result, of course, did not surprise Ye Tianfan. At this moment, neither Ye Tianfan nor the Fire Lotus Sword could cause any harm to the claws. In fact, they couldn't even leave a mark on the claws. Moreover, the claws retaliated against Ye Tianfan with more force, and if not for Ye Tianfan's timely reaction, he would likely have been injured.

Ye Tianfan let out a deep sigh and then began to use the rope he had made earlier to tie up the Demon Beast's claws.

When Ye Tianfan made the ropes earlier, he made two—one to avoid getting lost, and the other to tie up the Demon Beast's claws when he left. Although Ye Tianfan was not confident about taking the claws out of the Zero-degree Plain, if he could take them out, it would be best. If not, he had to place the claws in a spot with a clear mark. As long as he could get them to the edge of the Zero-degree Plain, it would be manageable from there.

Even if he didn't take them back to the sect, he could hide them and inform the Sect Leader upon returning, bringing some senior brothers and sisters to transport them together.

After all, these were rare materials, and the sect should provide him some support. After tying them securely, Ye Tianfan took off, intending to find the mark he had previously made, the one indicating the direction he had flown earlier.

Then he continued to fly in that direction.

Moreover, the claws carried some of the beast's intimidation from when it was alive, so Ye Tianfan's journey was calmer and more stable.

In this way, Ye Tianfan flew for half a month without incident. Then he noticed that the coldness in the air was rising at an almost one-degree-per-ten-minutes pace.

Ye Tianfan knew he had reached the edge of the Zero-degree Plain because every ten minutes, the temperature increased roughly one degree. This was because he was flying at full speed, and every ten minutes, the temperature of the environment was one degree higher than the previous location.

This meant that when the temperature rose to around zero degrees, he would have exited the Zero-degree Plain. More accurately, he was about to leave the Zero-degree Plain.

The temperature in the Zero-degree Plain registered above minus one hundred degrees, and Ye Tianfan estimated that it was now a little over minus one hundred degrees. Practically, in another hour or two of flying, he would enter the region where temperatures were above minus one hundred degrees.

At that point, if he maintained his current speed, the temperature rise would be even faster.

Thinking of this, Ye Tianfan increased his speed even more. Since he was carrying the claws on his back and remained stable, Ye Tianfan decided to fly directly to the Taichu Sect after leaving the Zero-degree Plain. Unless there were unexpected events along the way, he would not stop and would first deliver the claws to the sect. After all, given the nature of these claws, they could definitely be used against that organization.

Therefore, Ye Tianfan wanted to return to his sect quickly, so that his fellow sect members would be safer when dealing with that organization in the future.

Ye Tianfan sped up his flight, and within less than a day, he could clearly feel that the outside temperature had risen to a few degrees below zero. He had now exited the Zero-degree Plain, and the cold he felt was just the chill from the wind blown out of the Zero-degree Plain.

Ye Tianfan could see the distant land of alternating green and yellow. The green was vegetation, and the yellow was land. He had indeed exited.

However, Ye Tianfan still had an urgent matter, which was to determine his current location to then find the location of his sect.

Ye Tianfan only knew the position of the Zero-degree Plain among the ten forbidden areas was to the south of the Taichu Sect, but not the exact location. Therefore, he needed to ask others if there were any large cities nearby, as he had seen the major city in each region on a map before.

Once Ye Tianfan found that major city, he could use the direction to roughly return to his sect.

Although Ye Tianfan didn't know if he would have another opportunity to return to the Zero-degree Plain, considering there was such a large Demon Beast full of treasures, it would be a pity to just leave it there. Therefore, after flying out of the Zero-degree Plain and preparing to change direction, Ye Tianfan marked the spot, indicating the angle he exited. Only this way could he avoid mistakes in the future.

After making the mark, Ye Tianfan flew off in another direction. If he followed the direction he previously exited, the path ahead would only lead to mountainous swamps with dreary land, clearly not a place for habitation.

So, Ye Tianfan flew northwards towards an angle with noticeably lush trees. The likelihood of finding people in that direction was higher, so Ye Tianfan flew that way, especially since he was carrying ten claws as tall as a tower. Once he found human presence, he wouldn't stop and would directly return to the sect.

Thus, Ye Tianfan flew high above, searching for the city, but after a whole day of searching, he didn't see any signs of a city, not even a village.

Ye Tianfan even began to suspect his eyesight was failing, so he specifically continued his search at night, considering the presence of lights at night.

With lights, it would be visible from afar, but the fact was that from his vantage point, Ye Tianfan could theoretically observe places tens of miles away, yet he didn't spot a hint of light, not even a glow—only the moonlight illuminating the dark Earth.

This piqued Ye Tianfan's curiosity, as a day and night of flying had taken him far from the Zero-degree Plain, yet he hadn't encountered any signs of civilization. Moreover, this area bordered mountains and rivers, an ideal spot for villages and towns, but it was completely devoid of human activity.

This felt inherently strange. Was there some disruption in this area?