Where does all this land? (windows 11)

[crochetdigital]

I am an absolute beginner when it comes to using the console. Using the existing instructions, I was able to start evernote-backup.
After a few problems with authentication (at last the --oauth was the key), I managed to start the init-db.
And this is the final readout from the console. (see below)

My first question where is all that data stored on my PC?
My Windows-Drive C: is only a 128 GB and space is traditionally limited there.
Hence the 2nd question: Can I undo the whole procedure to free up the memory? And can I perhaps run the whole thing again with path information on my D: drive, which still has plenty of storage space?
Thanks in advance
Robert.

D:>evernote-backup sync
Reading database en_backup.db...
Authorizing auth token, evernote backend...
Successfully authenticated as mine4u!
Current login will expire at 2026-01-01 13:38:42.
Syncing user notebooks...
[####################################] 151693/151693
1132 note(s) to download...
Downloading 1132 note(s)...
[####################################] 1132/1132
Updated or added notebooks: 66
Updated or added notes: 1132
Expunged notebooks: 129
Expunged linked notebooks: 0
Expunged notes: 8199
Synchronization completed!

[agglomerator]

The author of this utility responded to my same question a while ago. Use the switch '-database' to put the resulting database somewhere other than your C: drive.

evernote-backup.exe init-db --database "D:\some_dir\database.db"