Liu Xingyun was very grateful to Gu Yan for not asking.
Because the matter was too complicated and too inconceivable.
The Less Gu Yan knew, the better.
Moreover, Gu Yan was very intelligent and understood Liu Xingyun’s painstaking efforts, so he didn’t ask much.
Liu Xingyun took off a small box hanging on his belt and opened it, revealing a compass.
Although he had no magic power, fortunately, these things could still be used.
They could support him and find his final destination.
He held the compass and showed it to Gu Yan.
“I’m going in this direction.”
Gu Yan looked at the needle, then immediately took out a printed map from her pocket and compared it according to latitude and longitude.
Gu Yan suddenly raised her head. “Boss Liu, we’re heading in the same direction now!”
“Then I’ll have to trouble you guys first. When we’re heading in different directions, Xiao Yan, I’ll have to trouble you to help me get a boat.”
Gu Yan nodded. “That’s naturally not a problem.”
