Chapter 495 Daisy's Physique

After observing for a moment, Caspian gradually frowned. There was no way to connect the scenery he saw from the mountaintop with the topography anywhere in his mind. Moreover, many places did not make sense. For example, a waterfall that fell from a mountain peak appeared normal from the top, but below was a desert. Moreover, the river would disappear for no reason in the middle, as if it was cut off out of thin air.

These scenarios were impossible in the real world.

"The real world —" Caspian's heart skipped a beat, and according to the angle under the sunlight, he looked into the distance again. Soon, Caspian's expression changed, and he uttered in annoyance, "Fantasy array."

If it were an ordinary fantasy array, Caspian would not be so annoyed. The problem was that the current array included the mountain and water. To be precise, the formation was arranged with mountains and rivers as the crux. Even though Caspian only had a rough understanding of formations, he knew only the t