In Luo Ya's previous life, when he was studying in university, he often went to the library to study under the pressure of failing his subjects. At that time, he was hurt.
The library's three ultimate methods of killing dogs: holding hands, leaning on shoulders, and whispering. As a single person, Luo Ya was caught off guard. In a trance, the dog's head fell to the ground and barked.
But he never thought that one day, he would become a member of this group of people.
Feeling the smooth and soft touch in his hand, Luo Ya couldn't help but sigh at the difficult working conditions.
In order to prevent missing any useful information that might lead to the creation of Spirit Vision, Luo Ya and Xia Luote had been reading books hand in hand for the past few days. But it was a pity that there wasn't much progress so far.
After several fruitless physical contact, Luo Ya and Xia Luote began to shift their attention and focused on investigating the letter. As the content of the letter was too short, the two of them only found two entry points after flipping through it a few times.
The first was naturally the location in the letter — Twin Horn Harbor.
Luo Ya wasn't clear about the location of the Twin Horn Harbor. The only thing he knew was that it wasn't in the territory of Akat Territory. After seeing the name of this place, he tried to search for it, but the map collected by the Akat Family didn't have this name.
In the beginning, Luo Ya thought that it was a problem with the map. In this era, maps weren't something that could be found on the streets like in his previous life. On the contrary, maps were extremely precious strategic items.
In this era without high-tech observation methods, map drawing relied on manual labor. This was a highly technical, tiring, and dangerous job. After all, no overlord would be willing to let others know their geographical location and strategic points. If anyone secretly drew a map, they would be caught and tortured. This was because if someone came to your house to inspect the terrain, it basically meant that someone was thinking about you.
Even royal geographers with formal authorization had a very difficult job in the various territories. Not to mention the various underhanded tactics of the lords, even if they did nothing, it would be considered good for ordinary people to finish mapping a piece of land in their lifetime just by going up and down mountains and down rivers.
And in Xi Ya, this danger would be magnified once again. That was because there were more than just ferocious beasts in the deep mountains and forests of this region. Many of the mutated animals could not even be stopped by high-level superhumans. Normal geographers would probably die the moment they encountered them.
The above reasons eventually led to the shortage of Shiya's maps, but don't think that this is the end. Getting the map was just the threshold, or the first step. There would be greater challenges waiting for you next, such as … distinguishing whether the map was real or fabricated.
The geographers' moral integrity was not so good. Just like some islands in the Atlantic Ocean in Luo Ya's previous life, in ancient times, the reason why they were drawn on the map was that "the geographer missed his wife when he was drawing the map, so he drew an island for her." Some people simply wanted to be famous. They would fabricate a place and start bragging about it. Anyway, no one would be able to find it.
Similar situations existed in Xi Ya, which led to a very interesting phenomenon. That was, the feudal lords spent money to collect the maps, but when they looked at the names, they would find that they were all drawn in the same area.
Then there was the traditional art of guessing. One of us is real. Guess which one is it?
This kind of speechless situation was encountered almost every new territory. Fortunately, Akat Territory had a history of thousands of years, so it was very clear what it looked like. However, it was a bit difficult to guess other places.
Whether it was the "Century Map of the Theocracy" or the "Internal Strategic Map of the Third War of the Mutated Species", the major regional maps did not indicate this port called Twin Horn Harbor. However, to Luo Ya's surprise, Xia Luote actually answered this question instantly.
"Ah, Twin Horn Harbor is the Cursed Bay. Don't you know?"
"I don't know. Do these two names look like they have anything to do with each other?"
Luo Ya looked at the brown-haired girl speechlessly. After a long time of hard work, he found out that Twin Horn Harbor was a name unique to the locals of the Cursed Bay.
Cursed Gulf, this name was much more famous than Twin Horn Port. At least a lot of people in Akat City knew about it. The reason was simple. It was close to Cursed Gulf. It was an undeveloped area on the east side of Warren Mountain Range. Of course, the reason why it was undeveloped wasn't because Akat and Rosetta were lazy, but because of the literal meaning of the name, which was the curse of Cursed Gulf.
To put it bluntly, it was the low temperature.
The curse of the Cursed Bay was actually the cold. According to records, the temperature in that area was extremely low for some reason. It was somewhat similar to the North Pole in Luo Ya's previous life. It seemed that there was indeed a port with a good terrain, but unfortunately, this port was an eternal frozen port.
It was covered in snow all year round. This situation that obviously went against the climate of the nearby area naturally aroused people's curiosity. During the pioneering era, many adventurers rushed into that world of ice and snow, but they often disappeared. There were only a few people who could return.
The word 'curse' came from the mouths of the survivors. The adventurers were not stupid. It was impossible for there to be any civilization ruins in this bay, and the benefits they could obtain were very little. After a series of failures, no one was interested in this place anymore. Over time, this untouched bay became the Cursed Bay in people's mouths.
This was Luo Ya's understanding of this remote place in front of his own home. And according to Xia Luote, that place became a difficult project for Sorofia in recent decades.
"Lochet was founded on commerce, and the port is especially important for commercial activities. The terrain there is a natural good port. Sorofia's ancestors once wanted to develop it as a distribution center for the central part of the continent, but they were unable to solve the problem of low temperature, especially in winter. The temperature there is even unbearable for horses …"
Xia Luote roughly explained the Sorofia family's resentment towards the Twin Horn Port. The two combined the current situation and looked at the letter, and naturally found a clue.
According to the letter and the information obtained from the Spirit Vision, the Golden Ship led by the "Queen" arrived at the Twin Horn Port in mid-April. The fact that the ship could arrive meant that the Twin Horn Port could be passed through normally at that time. It was obviously different from the current situation of the Eternal Frozen Port.
The purpose of this letter was to report the arrival date. The recipient was the Akat family, and the Twin Horn Port was not far from Akat Territory. After a comprehensive analysis, Luo Ya and Xia Luote initially thought that there were two possibilities.
The first was that the recipient, the "Lord", would go to meet them and both sides would meet at the Twin Horn Port.
The second was that the recipient, the "Lord", would wait on the spot and meet the "Queen" in Akat Territory from April to May.
The third was that the "Queen" did not arrive for some reason, and both sides canceled the trip, and the letter became invalid.
They abandoned the third possibility, which was possible but useless to the two of them. In theory, they should be able to find clues in the historical records.
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