Road to becoming the wealthiest: Starting From Treasure Hunting in the Cabinets
Chapter 577 - 385: Prehistoric Civilization or Aliens?

Chapter 577: Chapter 385: Prehistoric Civilization or Aliens?

In Douglas Cooper’s account, Pantanov Clarke learned that, like him, these Chinese people were also victims.

It’s just that they were more powerful and drove the gang away...

Under Sean Knight’s instruction, the story Douglas Cooper told Pantanov Clarke was that they had driven away that gang of people.

However, Pantanov Clarke did not believe it.

When he entered the megalithic relics site, he had already smelled a strong scent of blood.

At first, he thought it was the smell left by the villains when they were harming people.

But now it seemed that the smell, mixed with the smell of gunpowder, was probably left by these Chinese people during their battle against the robbers.

Those people were probably more dead than alive.

Did this group of people avenge him?

It should have been a happy thing, but why did it feel so empty?

Sean Knight and the others also listened to Pantanov Clarke’s story.

"Turns out he’s a poor fellow too," Douglas Cooper sympathized with the Russian, "But we did avenge him, didn’t we?"

"Don’t give it away," Sean Knight reminded him, "Tell him he can rest here, but don’t wander around at night. He can leave on his own in daytime tomorrow."

After saying that, Sean Knight turned and went back to the stone house to continue sleeping.

Pantanov Clarke did not rest either. There were guards outside due to the recent events, with Lincoln Harrington and Douglas Cooper taking turns.

Pantanov followed Douglas Cooper, recounting his story bit by bit.

Douglas Cooper also chatted with him about the local customs, including the products of the forest.

Pantanov Clarke was a hunter, and he was very familiar with the things in the nearby forest. Douglas Cooper’s curiosity made him more and more interested in telling his story.

The two men actually managed to chat until daybreak using their mobile phones!

When Oscar Knight got up, he was startled by the sudden appearance of a local Russian!

Douglas Cooper told Pantanov Clarke that this was the person they had rescued, and Pantanov Clarke finally believed them.

Mainly because Oscar Knight’s image really added up, he had become emaciated in just a few days.

Oscar Knight quickly found out about Pantanov Clarke’s identity. Knowing the fate of his family, Henry Rogers had only one thought, never to go out again unless necessary.

At daybreak, Douglas Cooper invited Pantanov Clarke to have breakfast together, and he agreed, but left for a while.

When he came back, he was carrying two rabbits in his hands, as a token of payment for the meal.

"He really is a good hunter!" Douglas Cooper exclaimed.

When Pantanov Clarke left and came back, he noticed the traces of the uncleaned battlefield nearby, as well as the bloodstains.

He was almost certain that those guys were probably in hell already.

These Chinese people hadn’t killed him right away, so at least they weren’t bad guys.

This was Pantanov Clarke’s conclusion.

Eventually, after having breakfast, Pantanov Clarke left with his belongings.

Watching his somewhat desolate figure, Douglas Cooper sighed:

"I hope he can walk out of it soon."

There was nothing that could be done about such things.

After Pantanov Clarke left, the people in the team started their treasure hunt again.

They looked more like they were on a leisure trip.

This relatively safe treasure hunt was a bit more relaxing than searching for sunken ships on the seafloor.

Just digging.

Sean Knight came to the highest point of the megalithic formation, sat on a rock, studied the scepters, and also kept an eye out for danger.

The incident with Pantanov Clarke made Sean Knight aware that, although the place was remote and few people were nearby, it was not uninhabited.

So it was better to be cautious.

Elijah Hastings and the others either didn’t recognize or pretended not to recognize that the large transparent stone on the scepter was a diamond, so Sean Knight didn’t say anything.

Although many people know that the earth’s diamond reserves are quite large.

But a large diamond still has collection, preservation, and appreciation value.

Just one of these diamonds could be cut into at least 100 carats of standard diamonds.

Sean Knight could see that this diamond was flawless and of excellent quality, so the price would definitely not be low.

Of course, Sean Knight didn’t plan to sell it - he had to first study the energy properties within it and how to extract it.

Sean Knight was not short of money now, and his pursuit of energy was far greater than that of money.

Suddenly, Sean Knight’s gaze was drawn to the dense forest.

There was a shadow that flashed by earlier.

Sean looked down and saw Elijah Hastings and the others concentrating on their digging.

No one noticed that area, nor did anyone notice him up here.

Sean Knight lay down on the flat rock, took out a sniper rifle with a silencer from the spatial realm, and aimed it at that direction.

A wolf.

With gray-white fur and a huge body, this was a typical Siberian wolf species that looked a little bit like a husky dog.

However, this creature was very cunning!

The wolf was probably attracted by the smell of blood. At the moment, it stood at the edge of the dense forest, hesitating.

It did not want to give up the delicious scents from the front but feared being attacked.

In the end, hunger won over reason. However, the wolf was smart; it crouched down slowly, inching its way toward the megalithic relics.

Watching the Siberian wolf approach the camp in this manner, Sean Knight was genuinely surprised.

This creature was intelligent!

But it could not be allowed to escape!

Sean Knight aimed the sniper rifle’s scope at the wolf, adjusted his breathing, and then...

Just as he was about to pull the trigger, he suddenly noticed more shadows flashing in the forest behind!

It turned out there was more than one wolf!