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Chapter 119 - 88: Ding~ This is a Magic-infused Door_2

Chapter 119: Chapter 88: Ding~ This is a Magic-infused Door_2

Look at the people Gu Shanhai has been in contact with recently, whether they are of the Marked trend or the Dragon Vein trend, all are derived from the ancient Druid heritage, passed down from his ancestors to now. It’s just difficult to recruit people, so he subconsciously thinks these transcendent items are widespread.

As for intelligence? Better forget about it. The information collected from forums in his past life was naturally prone to errors. Players coming in hardly would post about such ominously rare loot drops on forums.

Even if they did, Gu Shanhai wouldn’t collect it. Unluckiness was everywhere, so it wouldn’t matter if there were one or two more just looking for fun, right?

After rummaging through everything, Gu Shanhai sat down somewhat bemusedly.

"It seems like a bit of a loss, other than some Gold Coins, there’s nothing else."

He wasn’t short on Gold Coins; in Deer Plain, only copper coins and silver coins were worth slightly less than this stuff. These things were actually used more for ceremonies than as pure currency.

Gu Shanhai himself had about a thousand Gold Coins on him. Ordinary people hardly ever used Gold Coins, relying only on copper coins, with silver coins being extremely rare.

Even on that Wizard, Gu Shanhai only found fifty Gold Coins and one inexplicable treasure map, which indeed was too few.

"I still have to make an effort to disguise the scene, such a hassle." Gu Shanhai began arranging the site. His many passive abilities could mislead prophecies and divinations regarding his perception. Unless someone like Merlin Ambrosius or Kurus Brass intervened, no one would be able to find traces of him.

And his preparations were naturally to deal with such legendary figures. Since the other party was backed by nobility that could contend for the throne, at this critical juncture, it would indeed arouse their suspicion, and Gu Shanhai didn’t want any trouble.

"So in the end, I just picked up a treasure map for nothing?"

"No, there’s also the pot wolf meat hotpot and snake soup. Bats... forget it, you can’t eat those."

Gu Shanhai checked the wolves and poisonous snakes next to him, which seemed to be transcendent animals bred postnatally. That was somewhat interesting; the rest, well, there wasn’t much else.

"As for the treasure map, is this thing for sure real?" Gu Shanhai carefully examined the map, looking quite serious. After some comparison, it seemed to overlap with his route to some extent.

"I guess it’s fake; if it were real, my perception would have alerted me."

It could be real, but perhaps it had no value, which is why he felt nothing at all.

"I’ll know after using divination later on." Ever since Gu Shanhai obtained the Heavenly Mechanism Skill from Xuanwei Sect, combined with the Druid Internal Organ Divination Skill, resulting in his own version of Prophetic Divination, he thought about using divination for everything.

The accuracy was indeed quite high. In the future, he planned to continue to innovate, from the original picture format to video and even VR and other high-end divination techniques.

If there was any drawback, well, there was one; it easily consumed life expectancy. Others were vague and incomprehensible, naturally divining for free. But Gu Shanhai’s immersive service would definitely come at a cost. Thankfully, he wasn’t too worried about life expectancy. Not to mention anything else, just the Druid heritage alone offered a body that did not age.

Actually, there was also the everlasting youth to consider, but in the Low Magic Era, practicing these two heritages was extremely difficult.

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"The bastard has a shield on him. Damn it." Gu Shanhai sat on horseback cursing. He attempted to use Prophetic Divination on the noble behind Coreya but couldn’t see clearly due to a layer of fog enveloping the noble.

"Once my Heavenly Mechanism Divination Skill is further refined, we’ll settle our scores."

Gu Shanhai’s Heavenly Mechanism Skill was competent enough, but it could be weakened in another world. And with his recent entry into Internal Organ Divination Skill, there was quite a way to go before mastering it. Furthermore, this world itself had corresponding protective abilities, so failure was quite normal.

His reason for divining the noble was naturally to think about eradication. Otherwise, what would he want with him?

Keep in mind he had dealt with both the merchant Coreya and Wizard Kelson. That was like taking care of someone’s wallet and glove. If it were Gu Shanhai, he wouldn’t accept it either.

"Forget it, let’s go get this treasure first. Speaking of which, why would anyone bury a treasure and then spread a treasure map? It’s just as unreliable as leaving a map of your own grave for future generations to dig up."

Gu Shanhai only took one treasure map from Wizard Kelson, and as for those fifty Gold Coins, he didn’t touch them.

Of course, he wasn’t interested in the so-called treasure, but rather in seeing if he could wait and catch the noble’s identity.

The treasure map could have been Kelson’s or perhaps one of the missions given to him by the great noble.

From the current situation, that noble was really short on money, desperately short.

Their series of networking activities were extremely costly. Kelson primarily came to Coreya for money, so having such a treasure map, which potentially indicated a treasure, was very likely provided by the noble to Kelson to dig up as a subsidy.

There were plenty of bizarre treasure maps in this world, some pointing to special entities, some pointing to heritages, like Mafas who had thrown out many treasure maps, making clear they were locations of ancient Druid heritage. This could also be considered another form of heritage.

But Gu Shanhai had divined this treasure map, and the scene was pitch-black, definitely not on the surface. Most likely, it was underground, and there was a good chance it was a grave.

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