Immortal and Martial Dual Cultivation Chapter 265: Map, Treasure

“All the merchant associations which resisted did not have a good ending. He enjoyed a monopoly on this golden trade route. In the end, the amount of wealth he accumulated had reached an astonishing level.”

Xiao Chen bit his tongue, he was in disbelief, “A Martial Sage that did not focus on cultivating, and instead ran here to be a bandit? Do you think that is possible?”

When one reached Martial Sage, their standards were much higher than ordinary people’s. They viewed worldly goods very lightly. After all, they pursued the peak of the martial way. Very rarely would someone care about these material goods.

Fatty Jin said, “Why is that impossible. Back when the three great clans of the Xihe Province took out bandits in the savanna, do you think they were simply attacking the bandits? It was actually so they could obtain the map that was left. Even your Heavenly Saber Pavilion had sent people a few times before.”

When Xiao Chen heard the word ‘map’, he was startled. He asked, “He left behind a map? What do you mean? Can you give me more details?”

Fatty Jin thought for a while before saying, “All men will die someday. This is the same even for Martial Emperors. Naturally, Martial Sages are no exception. After this person died, he buried all the wealth he accumulated on an island within the boundless ocean.

“He left his descendants many maps. These maps listed the location of the island in detail. Furthermore, you can only open the door to the treasury if you have the map.

“Unfortunately, his descendants were too useless. Not long after he died, his descendent were all slaughtered by his previous enemies. Hence, the map was scattered all over.

“Once, someone obtained it and followed the map to find the island. However, stormy seas surrounded the island. Even a Martial King was not able to enter, so they could only watch without being able to do anything.

“Later on, someone coincidentally found out that the storms would go away for a period of time once every hundred years. Hence, the maps became useful again.

“The trea

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