Chapter 429 Meeting Ruben

Fortunately, climbing mountains was one of Isolde's strengths, so the journey posed no real obstacles. The landscape of Argentum was nearly barren, but here, in the mountains, the wild grass, though not as lush as it would be in the spring or summer, was far from completely dead. The path she followed was mostly devoid of trees. The ground, a reddish hue, was exposed, with ice only covering parts of it. It made sense that this place was called Venton Mount.