"But I don't know the exact number either."
"Some say there are only five, while others say there are ten," the Queen said.
"Why are there so many treasure maps for the Wish Horn? Are most of them fake, with only one being real?" Xing En asked.
Uchiha Madara thought that was the key question as well. Since the Night Elves had one, they had to be interested in an item capable of granting any wish. If that was the case, they surely would have sent people to search for it.
The only reason they had not acted until now could be that they themselves did not know whether the treasure map in their possession was real. They might even have already known it was fake.
"Because we don't dare go," the Queen said. "The stone you brought out of that space yesterday is actually one part of the Wish Horn."
"The Wish Horn is on me right now?!" Xing En said with a gloomy look. "Such a miraculous thing ended up in my hands so easily."
Xing En looked at Uchiha Madara with a smile. "Uncle Madara, now I can send you home."
"This is only one of them," the Queen continued. "The final treasure at every location indicated by a treasure map is this glowing magic stone."
"Once all the magic stones are gathered together, they can be used as materials. Find a great dwarven craftsman, and he will forge the stones into the shape of a horn. That horn will be the Wish Horn," the Queen said.
"The reason we have treasure maps but have not gone searching is because these magic stones can cloud people's minds. They grant their owners endless power, but at the same time, they control their minds," the Queen continued.
"Then what