"Right outside your gates?" Mu You looked perplexed.
"Yes. Of course, our Expedition Team gave it that name. The mountain looks like an upside-down gourd, so we called it 'Gourd Mountain.' We don't know its actual name yet."
"And the paths around Gourd Mountain match the outlines drawn on the map very closely," Solomon said.
"I see..."
Mu You began to understand.
When the Fool Ancestors had first ascended, they had also been able to teleport between the Sky Cities. As such, the areas around those cities had been where the Fool Ancestors were most active. Finding clues in those places was hardly surprising.
"All right, thanks. I'll head over and take a look," Mu You said.
"Then... do you need me to clear everyone out?" Solomon suddenly asked.
"Huh?" Mu You did not immediately understand.
"Ahem, I mean, there are quite a few players exploring Gourd Mountain right now..." Solomon gave a dry laugh.
Although Mu You had not explicitly said what the map was, Solomon could more or less sense that it might be a Treasure Map.
The expert was clearly coming to hunt for treasure, but Dawnbreak City's hundred million-plus players were enthusiastically exploring new territory, with Gourd Mountain right outside their gates bearing the brunt of it. Although the others had no Treasure Map, their sheer numbers were undeniable. With so many players leaving no stone unturned, theoretically, no treasure could remain hidden. If luck was against him, someone might discover the treasure and take it away before the expert arrived.
"Uh, I appreciate the thought, but there's really no need..."
Mu You broke into a slight sweat. So he had been planning to use public authority for private ends.
Mu You was not particularly worried about that. After all, Dawnbreak City had only ascended three