Halfway through, I finally got to the point. About a hundred years ago, during a sailing trip, "Old Xiong" encountered the "Tianyuan Crystal" and realized that this kind of thing was valuable. Since he couldn't bring it back completely, he

I drew a map and planned to look for it later.

Seeing this, my head felt numb and I was extremely excited.

Can't you bring it back completely?

How much does this have to be?

Without pausing, I immediately picked up the map tucked in the book and started reading it. However, after looking at it for a while, I couldn't tell whether it was the Pacific Ocean or the Atlantic Ocean.

The technique is too old.

And, it seems, the drawings are incomplete?

Put it down and continue reading the diary. Then it was confirmed that the drawing was indeed incomplete, and only one-third of it. According to the above record, he went there with three people. After the drawing was completed, in order to prevent one of them from secretly taking it

Treasure, tear it into three parts, and each person gets one.

I plan to find time to search together after I go back.

Regarding the other two people, the diary also records a little information. One of them is unknown, only his name is Long Tianjun, and the other is named Guan Zhongmou, from Guanjia Village in Nangang.

Guan Zhongmou? Guanjiacun?
Chapter completed!