"Have you investigated it clearly?"
After arriving at the lake, Viteau immediately asked.
"Clearly!"
An officer replied, but there was a trace of hesitation in his tone, which Viteau noticed.
"What is it? Is there a problem?" Viteau asked.
"Yes!" The officer nodded. "General, according to the investigation results, the chances of an Energy Stone mine existing seem rather low. However, quite a few Energy Stones were detected in the Underground River below."
No Energy Stone mine?
Viteau frowned slightly, disappointment showing faintly on his face.
At that moment, an elderly man dressed like a researcher spoke up. "General, to tell you the truth, these Energy Stones require hundreds of thousands, or even millions, of years to form. And because they require special energy, for them to form into a mineral vein is somewhat unrealistic."
Hearing this, Viteau's expression darkened somewhat.
Seeing this, the old man continued, "However, General, there is no need to worry. According to the current detection results, more than fifteen hundred Energy Stones have already been found in that Underground River. And that is only within less than thirty li of the river. According to our geologists' estimates, this Underground River is at least two hundred li long."
The old man stopped there, but Viteau's expression brightened.
"Then does that mean Energy Stones like these also exist elsewhere in this Underground River?" Viteau's heart stirred, and he grew somewhat excited.
"Although it has not been completely confirmed, based on the current data, the possibility exceeds eighty-seven point five percent!" the old man said.
"Then how many Energy Stones like these do you think might appear throughout the entire Underground River?" Viteau asked.
"This..." The old man hesitated, then answered with certainty, "Though it is not completely certain, based on the current data, a conservative estimate puts