I am the Bandit King of the East Sea.

The back of the parchment, in Sieg's drawing, is actually a fourfold mystery.

The first mystery: blank parchment.

To solve this mystery, the back of the parchment will reveal clues about the treasure map of the final mountain after it has been heated with fire.

But this is just an illusion!

The treasure map on the surface looks very serious, with mountains, rivers, and terrain drawn quite beautifully, but in reality it is just something Sieg drew randomly.

In other words, if you take this treasure map and try to find the location, you probably won't find a place that matches the map anywhere in the entire Red Line.

This is the second mystery: the non-existent mountain range.

The solution to the mystery is to treat the topographic map as a picture.

If a nearsighted person takes off their glasses and stands further away to view the entire treasure map, they can discover its secrets.

This is not a topographical map of a treasure, but a picture.

The picture shows a handsome man holding a chainsaw, cutting a large snake in half at the waist.

This is the third mystery: the chainsaw slaying the snake.

After deciphering the metaphorical information in the chainsaw slaying snake image, the textual riddle next to the picture becomes the fourth layer of mystery.

They used ambiguous descriptions like "under a big tree, beside a green boulder, a long, winding path" to prolong the time as much as possible.

Thus, the final mountain treasure map pattern of the four mysteries has been completed!

Even if later generations manage to unravel several mysteries, it will still take a considerable amount of time.

"Finally finished!"

After drawing the picture with invisible ink, Sieg was pleased to see that the image quickly faded away, eventually returning to a blank space.

Sig stretched out his hand, and an empty treasure chest appeared in his inventory.

Before placing the parchment inside, Sieg glanced at Roger and Soter.

Roger chuckled and said:

"Don't worry, I am indeed curious, but I'm not interested in the bandits' treasure."

As he spoke, he pulled Soter along, and the two of them gradually walked away to wait in the distance.

Seeing this, Sieg nodded secretly.

"Roger is pretty savvy."

"Otherwise, it would be a little embarrassing if they saw me putting a piece of parchment into the treasure chest."

Sig held the treasure chest in one hand, while clenching his fist in the other, with black flames beginning to ignite on it.

Dark Flame Master, Phase Three Unlocked!

Chapter 620 I wish for the Angel Fruit

boom!

A loud bang came from a distance behind me, and then the small hill beneath my feet trembled violently. Amid the roar, large amounts of soil and gravel were thrown into the air.

Roger and Soter, who had already walked quite a distance, instinctively turned back. Beneath Sieg's feet, the solid soil of the Red Line had cracked open with horrific wounds, a large section of it shattered. A deep, dark cave entrance was vaguely visible.

Meanwhile, Sieg was throwing the large treasure chest in his hand into the pit.

Then, black flames ignited on his fist once more, and he slammed it into the ground, smoothing out the previously uneven surface and erasing the deep cave entrance.

"Main Quest: The Legend of the Mountain Bandit King Sig - Phase Update".

"Causal connection: The Great Treasure ANOTEHRPIECE (1), achieved."

Upon seeing the system notification, Sieg also felt an inexplicable force subtly growing stronger.

"Okay, my treasure is buried."

After doing all this, Sieg clapped his hands and walked towards Roger and Soter.

"Wang Xige, you are indeed very strong."

Roger laughed heartily, his eyes revealing undisguised surprise.

That commotion was quite significant; even from a distance, he could feel the ground rumbling and shaking.

Soter's face turned pale, and all the little thoughts that had been on his mind vanished at that moment.

Roger said, "Well then, Wang Xige, now that your treasure is buried, what's next..."

Before he could finish speaking, Sieg continued;

"Next, let's go to the next treasure location."

"What? There's another treasure?" Roger was stunned for a long time.

“There won’t be just one,” Sieg corrected.

"My treasure is planned to be divided into five parts, and each part will contain different things."

"I don't think I'll be able to bury all five treasures on this trip to the Red Earth."

Roger: ......

He had a feeling that Sieg's buried treasure was not quite what he had imagined.

First, they chose a location to bury the treasure, but when they arrived at the location, they still hadn't decided what to bury next.

As it turns out, the trip wasn't even over yet. There were a total of 5 treasures, and according to Sieg, they might come to the Red Line a second time.

"It sounds like your treasure must be quite amazing, right?"

Roger asked:

"You wouldn't happen to want to bury your wealth, power, fame, and so on in there, would you?"

"Shouldn't such a special treasure have a formal name?"

This question left Sieg stunned for quite a while.

Then, he turned to look at Roger and softly uttered the name of the treasure:

“I call it...ANOTHERPIECE.”

Roger repeated the name several times, then shook his head.

"What a strange name."

"Wang Xige, if I ever bury a great treasure in the future, I'll definitely give it a much better name than this strange one."

"Heh... I hope so."

The three of them remounted their horses and, following the route planned by Sig's treasure map, headed towards the location of the second treasure map.

............

The Red Earth Continent is long and narrow, but sparsely populated, with large areas of uninhabited mountainous regions.

The Sigir red earth is there to bury treasure, and to avoid attracting attention, they often try to avoid towns and villages where people gather.

The three rode the giant white salt horse at breakneck speed for a month before finally arriving at the location of the second treasure map.

This location is nestled among mountains, a vast, desolate, uninhabited mountainous area, with only slightly more lush vegetation.

Sig arrived at a location nestled among a fairly lush mountainside forest.

"We've arrived at the second treasure location."

Sieg dismounted and entered the woods, the black flames on his fists flickering.

In another ground tremor, the ground cracked again, creating a crater.

This time, two things appeared in Sieg's hands.

On the right is a piece of parchment with writing on the front and a blank back.

In his left hand was a dark brown tree seed, about the size of a fist, with a faint green glow shimmering within it, clearly no ordinary object.

Item Card: Wishing Tree Seed

Rank: SS

Limitation: Can only be used once.

ability:

Make a wish—Make a wish on a seed, and it will grow into a wishing tree. The fruit that grows on the tree can make your wish come true. The bigger the wish, the longer it takes for the wishing tree to grow and bear fruit.

The parchment in Sieg's hand was identical to the one he had burned earlier; it was the one he had just finished writing on.

The front side contains information about the Angel Fruit.

On the back, written in invisible red ink, are four mysteries about the treasure of the final mountain—the mysteries are exactly the same as those on the parchment of the first treasure, except that the textual description of the fourth mystery is different.

All four parchments point to the treasure of the final mountain.

If all the parchments could be obtained, the detailed written descriptions would allow for a more precise location of the treasure.

Even with only one card, it's not impossible to find the treasure, but it will take more time and effort.

After all, this parchment is not as indestructible as the red historical stone that records the location of Laugh Tale.

Parchment isn't that reliable; Sieg recently made a mistake and set a piece of parchment on fire.

Considering that if the parchment were destroyed, the lie about the ultimate treasure might lose its meaning and ultimately fail to be determined through causal connections.

"Then, let's begin."

A light screen appeared in front of Sig, with text information flowing like a waterfall. It was about how to use the SS-level item card: Wishing Tree Seed.

Following the instructions of the system, Sieg buried the oval-shaped tree seed in a pit.

At the same time, he picked up the parchment and began to read:

"I wish for the fruit of angels."

Upon hearing this, a rich green light suddenly emanated from the spot where the wishing tree seed was located in the soil.

In just four or five seconds, the seed in the soil grew rapidly at a speed visible to the naked eye, breaking through the soil and growing into a seedling that was twenty or thirty centimeters long.