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I had been looking forward to going to the Dark Continent for about 10 or 20 years. There were no more challenges left here. I was known as "The White Death." Everyone knew I was female, and parents told their children about me to scare them. One night, during an assassination, I destroyed most of a city. I was like a humanoid nuclear bomb. I picked up a bag with space and time properties, containing enough food to last a century.
I looked back and saw 14-year-old Maha, who gave me a hug while trying to stop me. I will never get used to this family. I smiled and said, "I'm so proud of you." I used my ability to slow down his aging so he would only look like he was in his 40s by the time I returned.
My father, as calm as always, asked if I was sure about this. I smiled slightly and said, "Yes." After saying goodbye, I traveled to the coast by the Kakin Empire and boarded a small sailboat, sailing a few hundred miles at a time.
Three weeks later
It took me three weeks, with a jump every day. I could have gone farther, but it would have taken longer. I finally arrived at the shore, but I had put space in my bag. I walked for a while until I sensed something and dodged a giant pincer that slammed into my previous position. I saw a dozen giant insects, each the size of a two-story house. Each of them had A-rank strength. The battle lasted only a few minutes and ended quickly thanks to my sword.
I carefully pulled out my notebook and began to record the information. I decided to document everything about my journey.
Three months later
The book I started writing is called Journey to the World: South Edition. With my space and time abilities, I managed to catalog over 1,000 dangerous animals and various areas, like a poisonous forest or a desert that slowly drains vitality. I even included a map. For every disaster, there is a reward. The Dark Continent relies on the strength of will. If you feel greed, you will die. You must stay calm. I have already collected many herbs that cure all diseases, and even a small lizard that heals you simply by being in contact with your skin.
Two years later
It's been two years. I feel like I've grown stronger. I've been much better off than other travelers. One day, I walked forward and saw an injured golden snake with wings. I approached it, and it looked at me with pleading eyes. I took some food from my bag and gave it to it, then decided to take it with me.