When Theo opened his eyes again, he was in a big clearing with nothing but reddish rocks everywhere.
He looked behind him and froze.
"Where did the gate go, father?" he asked with a frown.
The baron frowned for a moment before he sighed in relief, "I thought you should already know this, but knowledge about a gate is withheld properly so it makes sense."
"This is the best part of a gate, you need to find the exit on your own." The baron spoke with an excited grin.
Theo did not know whether to laugh or cry.
He looked at the land again and felt like there was nothing but rocks and reddish ground all over the place with no end anywhere.
Big rocks of different shapes and sizes were everywhere, but other than that, there was nothing for ends and ends.
But Theo's eyes weren't on the terrain anymore, but the message in front of him.
He sat down on the ground with his hands on his head in awe.
"What's wrong?" The baron asked; Theo's face just looked too shocked right now.
