Treasure-hunting: Into the Unknown - Chapter 1201 Enter The Tomb Again

After leaving the Dignified Supernal Sect, Zachary, Anna, and Andrew made a detour along the coast of the Canopy Kingdom before reaching the Devil Kingdom a few days later. The three were in search of a mysterious island only a few had been able to find. Although it was recorded on a map and had existed since ancient times, many fell short of finding it since the mysterious island itself was moving in unpredictable ways. Therefore, it was known as Ghost Island.

According to the records written on the Five-God Stone Tablet, one of the Five-God Tombs stood on the Ghost Island, and this tomb could be opened by using the Wooden Spiritual Wand refined from a formula that Zachary had obtained.

In short, if one wanted to find the tomb, one must first need to find the ever-traveling mysterious island. If they couldn’t figure out its moving pattern, it would be impossible for them to locate it.

But for Zachary, this was nothing but a slight inconvenience. Using the Five-God Compass, he could

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ic castle held by the wooden columns which made it seem as if it were floating midair. The fear they felt was immediately replaced by a sense of admiration, as they looked at the magnificent structure, amazed.

“Wow! It’s actually floating in the sky…” Andrew exclaimed, looking very excited. After all, the Five-God Tombs had been the ultimate goal of every warrior since ancient times. Even he was no exception.

Zachary and Anne also looked at each other. It was not the first time they had seen such a tomb, but every time they saw it, they couldn’t help but be overwhelmed with the feeling of amazement.

The dozen wooden roots that shot high above slowly intertwined with each other to form a spiral staircase extending below. The tomb then slowly descended towards the God Worship Island before stopping midway in the air.

“Let’s go up.” Zachary nodded to Anne and Andrew.

Then, the three of them took the long-winded staircase before a circular entrance appeared in front of them.