Looking at the marked points on the map, he compared them with the map of Qingshan Town and found that these locations were situated separately in a mountain range, a forest, and a cave, with their coordinates clearly indicated.
However, there was no description of what treasures lay within, nor any mention of the dangers; they were simply marked. It seemed one had to rely purely on luck. After all, there was always a chance someone had just drawn these markings out of boredom.
Comparing the map to his current location, he intended to plan the optimal route. Without a carriage now, they had to rely entirely on traveling on foot, and missing the sect examination would be a costly mistake.
Chapter 29