Even with a map containing so many clues, Ye Yuan was still completely at a loss.
Not to mention this one, which only had a few place names he had never heard of.
And a crudely sketched thing that vaguely resembled a map.
If someone could find the location based on nothing but such a map,
that would be utterly unrealistic.
So after copying down the map, Ye Yuan went up to the deck.
He had originally planned to find Mu Qiang and continue their conversation, but he could not find him.
Ye Yuan was not particularly surprised that Mu Qiang was nowhere to be found.
After all, strictly speaking, that guy belonged to one of the research teams.
Ye Yuan had brought up so many samples. Wasn't it perfectly normal for him to be busy?
So Ye Yuan found a shadier spot, leaned against the railing, and sat down to enjoy the sea breeze.
Whenever he got bored, he would occasionally extend his perception back into the seawater,
wanting to see whether he could discover anything outside the sunken ship.
After all, the map had been found on the wreck.
Perhaps he might be able to see something from the outside.
Wasn't there a poem that said something like this?
One cannot see the true face of Mount Lu, only because one is within the mountain.
Perhaps the wreck might give him some clue.
But when his perception enveloped the outside of the sunken ship,
Ye Yuan actually discovered something quite unexpected.
On the back side of the wreck, in the area buried beneath mud and sand, there was a deep, dark hole.
He had not noticed it before because the entrance was extremely well hidden.
If Ye Yuan had not been using a god's-eye view now, he truly