The Return of His Unrivaled Ex-Wife by Zara Gibbon

Chapter 1052

Apart from filling up the tank, he had to prepare more rations, water, medicine, and such. After all, he did not know how many days he would be gone, so he had to prepare more.

After refueling, the two of them had a simple meal and began to wait for Carson and the others in the car.

Twenty minutes later, Carson also drove over.

“You drove too fast. I almost couldn’t keep up with you.”

“We’re not waiting for you.

“I don’t suppose there’s anyone ahead. You should fill the tank now.”

“Yes, yes,” Carson replied and refueled his car.

Bruce glanced at the sun. It was already noon. He could not delay any longer. “Let’s continue.” “Okay, Mr. Everett.”

Darcy drove in front, followed by Carson and Tom. Most of the supplies were in Carson’s car. After driving for another two hours, the cars had completely entered the no man’s land. The area within a circumference of a few hundred miles was deserted.

Just the natural conditions alone were life-threatening, not to mention other things. There was the Gorgon Desert, a swamp, a bottomless lake, and the dark river. All kinds of wild plants and animals grew savagely, making people exclaim at the secret workings of nature.

A screeching sound was heard as Darcy stopped the car.

A river had blocked the road ahead. If the car wanted to pass through, it had to detour.

“Mr. Everett, if we continue forward, we’ll reach the depths of the no man’s land.

“There won’t be any signal inside anymore. We can only go in on foot. What should we do?”

Bruce got out of the car and observed the surroundings.

here and wait.”

“Mr. Everett, let

we all go

will stay here. I’ll If you go alone and encounter any danger, you won’t even have

go

with

you.

“Yes, alright, that will do as well.”

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he and Darcy drove again, preparing to bypass the river and drive deeper into the no man’s

Tom stayed where they were

place where the water was shallow. The off-road vehicle could wade

the road conditions became more difficult. The wheels

time to time, and it was very difficult to drive

Everett, the signal is down. We might need to use the

car and took out a map to study

should be the dark river that the

looked at the location indicated by Darcy’s finger. “I think

are traces of wheels on the

the car can’t go any further. We might have to

Bruce heard that, he frowned. “Bring me the map. Let me take a

Darcy handed the

the map and looked at it

about dozens of miles from the dark river of Karchi Lake that the Eprarian

at least three

If we want to go in on foot, we have to get to the dark river before six.

sun sets early. At night, we can’t

deep breath. “Yes, it’s a pity that the car can’t drive in, and