Sure enough, once his people gathered around him, their efficiency shot up.
Every time he made a move, people in the distance would glance over and, for the most part, decide not to come.
Well, with more than twenty people crammed together, even if they dug up a massive treasure, there wouldn't be much left once it was split per head.
Who could have guessed that all twenty of them were one person's alternate accounts, and that he was the only one on the entire server busy opening caves and picking up treasure?
Like Bai Jizi, Xu Yi had opened a cave dwelling with easy, unhurried grace. Qin Kong, Zhang Ji, and the others had all but been trampled by thousands upon thousands of donkey hooves; they couldn't react at all.
Xu Yi's good luck seemed to have run out after he opened the first cave dwelling. The ones he opened afterward yielded little of value. Now and then he found a broken weapon or a shattered ring that couldn't be opened, which seemed to be some sort of storage treasure.
He calmed himself and carefully retraced his visits to those cave dwellings, and then it all made sense.
Some of the cave dwellings had storerooms, some had workshops, and most were living quarters. By that reckoning, their interiors must have followed a regular layout.
The first cave dwelling he'd opened had contained so many treasures because it was probably a treasure vault in Bell Hall.
As for whether there were any other treasure vaults, Xu Yi couldn't say for sure. But even if there were, there couldn't be many.
With that thought, the fire in his heart died down. He placed his hand on the mechanism of a tightly sealed cave dwelling, then pulled it back.
Suddenly, he reached