The Last Voyage

Chapter 138: Olivia's Treasure

Huge boulders and pebbles lie in the canal and slouch around the lake's edge. The rippling water lapped against the rocky shore and shook the shadows of the woody ferns growing on the cliffs facing the sun. As soon as Ronald's footsteps came, he immediately signaled for everyone to be careful because the rock edges were quite sharp and quickly cut into the skin, creating bleeding wounds. And Ronald reminded me that it is hazardous to be in the deep forest and be traumatized like that.

The large rocks, about half a meter in diameter, smooth with strange colors and shapes, adorn the fancifulness of the lake. Right at the foot of the lake are horizontal rocks, rippled with wrinkles according to their stratified structure, looking like the sea's surface with waves beginning to rise. Olivia suddenly discovered some shiny object right at the bottom of the lake. She quickly ran to pick it up and found that it was a thin piece of gold.

After taking a closer look, Olivia said it was most likel