Amidst a stretch of continuous mountain ranges, Liu Ye'er was observing the terrain firsthand, her gaze wandering among the peaks as if searching for something. At the same time, her fingers gently glided over the chess manual, as though sensing the rhythm and profound meaning of every single chess piece.
She had been observing the mountains for a long time and had studied the chess manual several times over. Gradually, she began to grasp some deep-seated mysteries. She noticed that the distant stream corresponded from afar to the black stone dragon in the chess manual, while the various small hilltops basically matched the white pieces. She became increasingly certain that this was the area hinted at by the chess manual.
Yet, where on earth was the treasure? The chess manual only vaguely mentioned the "corners," but this corner range was far too vast, and the manual provided not a single clue. Liu Ye'er fell into a dilemma, unable to keep herself from feeling somewhat discouraged.
Chapter 16