Liu Zhi looked at the map in front of him and felt that his luck wasn't particularly bad. Although the three treasure sites were scattered across the world, there was one treasure nearby.
This treasure was both close and far, as it lay in a village church nearby.
Seeing a treasure so close at hand gave Liu Zhi some ideas.
He wondered whether he should go and look for it.
However, the fact that the treasure was inside a church gave Liu Zhi a bit of a headache.
In an ordinary world, a church was just a place of worship.
But this world had gods. Although it was currently the Twilight of the Gods and they might not intervene, that didn't mean Liu Zhi could go rampaging around in someone else's territory.
Liu Zhi wasn't stupid. He understood that when the gods were all holed up in their own homes, going to someone else's to hunt for treasure would be a blatant provocation.
After thinking it over, Liu Zhi decided to first find out whose territory the church was in and what was inside.
If it was like a national treasure, just gold or Viking loot, then there was no need for Liu Zhi to go.
He wasn't short on money.
But if it held anything valuable, he would have to go take a look.
In this city, asking around was a pretty easy task. Drunk Vikings could boast about anything.
A village brawl where only one or two people had been killed could turn into a great battle in which thousands had died by the time they told the story.
But they did have one good point: they wouldn't lie about the location, the time, or what had happened.
They wouldn't claim a battle fought in winter had taken