Chapter 251: At the Princess’s Request (1)
Right. The two stains on those pages—one was a map of Yunnan, and the other a map of the island of Taiwan.
But it wasn’t like some treasure map where a specific spot was marked with an X or anything like that.
They were just rough depictions of the landforms—no clear markings.
Yunnan and Taiwan Island were drawn with a kind of ancient map aesthetic, vague and blurred.
Yunnan’s shape was hard to make out, but the island of Taiwan looked almost like a modern map in its level of accuracy.
“Why would there be maps like this here? Yunnan and Iju? They don’t seem to have anything in common. Could this be indicating where the Golden-Crowned Snake King—Cheongyu—might be found?”
“But that would be strange too, wouldn’t it? I’m sure Cheongyu was discovered at Mount Paltaesan...”
Just like Hwa-eun said, there was no reason for these two locations to be drawn together.
Even if, as she suggested, it was meant to indicate places where the Golden-Crowned Snake King might be found—it still didn’t add up.
According to what the martial artists had uncovered from those Imokryong bastards during the search, Cheongyu had been at Mount Paltaesan.
Which meant there was no reason for these two locations to be related—no real connection.
They were far apart, and if you were really trying to find a commonality, the best you could say was that they were at similar latitudes and had similar climates.