Looking at the map in his hand, Alka couldn't help but pat Chadite, who was in front of him, and said, "Chadite, take a look. Are these two places the same?"
Hearing Alka's question, Chadite took the regional map and the ancient map from Alka's hand.
The ancient map depicted the Volcano Island where the treasure was buried.
Chadite carefully compared them, then nodded seriously and said, "The shapes are very similar. These sea charts are meticulously crafted; cartographers usually don't draw the boundaries of these islands arbitrarily."
"Wait a minute, let me compare it with the world map again."
Saying this, Chadite began to check the overall map of the Homeland Sea.
Finally, he nodded with certainty.
From the detailed map, it was clear this was a Volcano Island. Such islands were rarely named, unless by locals. These volcanic islands would be simply marked on an overall map, while regional maps might not include them.
