But now it's more critical.
The critical aspect lies with Isius.
Before, he went to various places in Herrian Port to visit old friends, trying to arrange for a ship to travel far away, but now he didn't know how that had worked out.
If the timing he arranged happened to coincide with these three days, it would be a bit awkward.
As Adam pondered these thoughts, he ultimately suppressed them.
Looking up, he saw that the golden hourglass's energy had been fully accumulated, with all the golden sand falling and leaving nothing behind.
As long as Adam was willing, he could immediately travel and start another journey.
Now it all depended on the schedule.
Adam held back his impulse and various thoughts flashed through his mind.
Over the next few days, he specifically went to see Isius.
From Isius, he learned that they would set off in about five days.
In other words, there was still time.
It was then that Adam finally felt relieved.
