Road to becoming the wealthiest: Starting From Treasure Hunting in the Cabinets
Chapter 574 - 383: The Ancestors of the Old Russian Also Had Good Stuff! _2

Chapter 574: Chapter 383: The Ancestors of the Old Russian Also Had Good Stuff! _2

Alright, you guys are impressive.

Oscar Knight had previously watched a bloody battle, and then a house full of bloody animal carcasses. To be honest, he really didn’t have much appetite.

However, the hunger of these days had been unbearable. He went to the temporary storage room used by the bandits and found some wilted fruits to eat.

These things were barely edible.

At this time, Douglas Cooper started cooking with the newly acquired stove provided by the bandits.

Smoked meat, mushrooms, instant noodles.

The smell quickly spread.

"Looks like I came back at the right time!" The sudden voice startled Oscar Knight.

Lincoln Harrington, carrying a sniper rifle, emerged from the forest, laughing, and greeted Oscar Knight first.

Oscar Knight didn’t know what Lincoln Harrington was doing before, but he wasn’t an idiot. Seeing his rifle, he understood.

"Thank you!" Oscar extended his hands sincerely.

These people had saved his life after all!

"You’re welcome." Lincoln Harrington shook hands with him and said with a smile, "We’re on the same team."

"You certainly know how to pick your timings." While serving everyone food, Douglas said: "I bet you deliberately choose this time to come back... so you don’t have to do these chores."

"Of course, have you seen any sniper doing chores?" Lincoln Harrington unceremoniously took the food from Douglas’s hand and started eating, "Unlike you!"

"If you continue to do this, I won’t feed you anymore!"

The two of them bickered.

Sean Knight with his bowl nudged Elijah Hastings and said:

"Did you notice? Lincoln seems to be quite talkative today!"

"You need to find a way to release the pressure after sniping." Elijah replied, eating, "The scene of a person’s head exploding through the sniper scope... isn’t something everyone can easily accept."

Sean Knight silently nodded.

After they finished their meal, and had some rest, Sean Knight said:

"Alright, the first task is done perfectly. Now, our second task is to explore this relic. Tonight, we’re going to stay here."

No one objected.

Upon hearing his brother’s words, Oscar felt excited. Were they about to start hunting for the treasure?

He was genuinely interested. His grandfather once told him that near his village, the former wealthy landlord buried some things.

But because those items were in their home country and it was illegal to excavate, Oscar couldn’t do anything.

Oscar heard a lot at home about how his brother Sean Knight made a fortune treasure hunting overseas. He was full of curiosity and finally, he has the chance to experience it.

So the moment Sean Knight spoke, he immediately ran out with a shovel and started digging!

"You all, let’s be serious, whoever finds it, gets it!" Sean Knight shouted again and joined the treasure hunt team.

It wasn’t until then that Sean Knight actually started observing the Megalithic Site.

The relic was not very large, with an area of 30,000 square meters, nestled in the mountains.

Sean Knight climbed to the highest point of the Megalithic Relics. From above, it looked quite like an enlarged village.

The relic contained Stone Houses, Stone Pillars, Stone Platforms, and some giant stone buildings that he didn’t know what purpose they served.

Most of the stones had very flat surfaces, they seemed to be unnaturally processed.

But they were extremely large. For example, a stone house, the door was two to three meters wide and three to four meters high, and the top of the stone house was four to five meters high from the ground.

To ordinary people, these were indeed too large.

Similarly, the square Stone Pillars were the same size as an ordinary man’s obelisks, with a side length of two meters, it was really hard to comprehend its use.

However, these huge stone buildings were a bit chaotic, some had passages in between, like roads, while others were closely stuck together, which looked rather messy.

Sean Knight saw his brother Oscar Knight and Elijah Hastings separately digging and searching in the relic, so he also descended from the height and joined them.

After Sean Knight went down, he casually chose a Stone Chamber and switched on his Sky Eye to check it out.

The interior of the Stone Chamber was very large, similar to other places, but there was a makeshift wooden door outside that could be bolted from the outside with an Iron Pillar on the edge of the stone.

Walking in and looking around, there was some grass in the corner, and some stains.

Sean Knight immediately understood.

This must be where Oscar Knight and William Perry were held.

There was a layer of soil over a meter thick on the ground. This soil must have been blown in over the years.

There were indeed things underground.

In the center of the stone chamber, beneath the soil, there was a clump of ashes, perhaps the remains of a fire from many years ago.

Within the ashes, there were remnants of partially burnt bone residue and fish bones.

It was unknown whether these ashes belonged to the original homeowner of the stone house or someone who had taken shelter here afterward.

In the corner of the wall, underneath some grass and reaching the base of the stone, there was a bag woven from an unknown material.

However, the bag had long since rotted away, leaving only traces behind.

Yet, this bag was originally used for storing things.

And these were the things that Sean Knight needed.

Sean picked up a shovel, just about to start digging, when the light in the stone house flickered. Oscar Knight had arrived at the entrance:

"Sean, why are you here... is there something in here?"

"I’m going to dig and see." Sean turned and looked at Oscar:

"Brother, have you found something?"

"Yes!" Oscar’s face was full of excitement, "there really is something here! Look what I dug up..."

Oscar showed to Sean the object in his hand.

It was a four to five-decade cm long, three-pronged fork. The middle prong was the longest, and the two sides were slightly shorter. It had a short handle, and as Oscar waved it twice, it exuded a rusty smell.

It was made of copper with a layer of rust on it, but it looked rather sharp.

"Nice find." Sean praised, "Brother, you’re quite lucky!"

"I think so too..." Oscar laughed, "I guess even a blind cat can catch a mouse... Sean, why don’t you come dig where I am?"

"No no no, you keep digging." Sean laughed, "Maybe there’s more than one thing there, keep digging, I’ll look around elsewhere."

"Well... okay." Oscar gestured, "Then I’ll get back to digging."

"Good."

Watching Oscar leave excitedly, Sean knew that at least for now, he didn’t need to worry about his brother’s psychological issues.

Sean swung his shovel and started digging in the corner.

The voices of Elijah Hastings and others could be heard from outside; it seemed they had also found something.

It seemed there was quite a bit of stuff under these ruins.

However, why had the locals not dug it up, or were they simply unaware?

Sean dug at a steady pace.

Soon, he had dug a large hole in the corner.

At this time, Douglas Cooper walked in, holding a slightly oversized but somewhat damaged axe:

"Boss, look what I dug up!"

"A copper axe? No no no, it seems to be an alloy, mainly copper? It’s not bronze?" Sean stood up, glanced at it, and laughed:

"Not bad, this thing isn’t light, huh!"

"Yes, I was wondering how to bring it back..."

"For now, keep digging, I’ll find a way later."

"That’s great!" Douglas happily went out with the ancient-looking axe in his hand.

Afterward, Elijah also walked in holding a copper stick.

"Didn’t you guys find anything valuable?" Sean got in first.

Elijah intended to show off a bit, but Sean’s question made him reluctant.

"We seemed to have found a battlefield or a weapon storage or something, it’s all this kind of stuff."

"Go back and look!" Sean waved his hand, "Don’t forget, even if you guys found things first, the stuff I might dig up later could surprise you!"

They originally popped in intending to show off to Sean.

After all, during previous treasure hunts, Sean was usually the first and most prolific discoverer and excavator.

Now that they had finally had a chance to outshine him, they had to show off a bit, or else it would be unjustifiable!

Sean understood their intentions, laughed and shook his head, and continued his excavation.

Soon, the shovel hit something hard.

Sean felt a surge of excitement, and his movements became even more careful.

Soon, the shovel had cleared the loose soil on top of the object, revealing its true form.

It was... huge!