The treasure maps that He Yuzhu got from Ben Vilmores were all three-dimensional maps. Each map had a picture of the Japanese flag and clock. The location of the treasure vault was only a reference.
It used color to distinguish the level of the treasure trove, the direction of the Japanese flag to the left or right to indicate whether the map was open or in the mirror, and the direction, distance, depth, and traps pointed by the clock pointer. It would take a lot of effort to find the treasure with those treasure maps.
Taking out his camera, He Yuzhu counted and took pictures. There were a total of 103 treasure maps, and there should be 72 chief engineers who did not leave behind the maps of the treasure trove they were in charge of. They might have died early or they might have been loyal to the Emperor of Wei Nation.
He found a wooden box and put the information into it before putting it into his Backpack. He Yuzhu began to rummage through the tables beside him. He pulled open the drawers, but he did not find anything. There were broken glasses, tattered battle maps, empty wine bottles, and so on.
He put away the few lieutenant sabers and assistant officer sabers on the ground into his Dimensional Pocket. They were all standard command sabers, so they weren't that rare. He Yuzhu began to check the few small rooms that were opened at the side of the hall.
The first room was the duty room. There was a desk with a half-torn duty record book on it. The chair was upside down, and there was a skeleton lying on a camp bed. There was a pistol in his hand. It was the tortoise-like box that we were talking about. It should have been a suicide. A scabbard hung on the wall, and a lieutenant's sword was broken into two pieces on the ground. There was nothing else.
Next to it was a communication room. There was a high-power radio station and a small radio station inside, both of which had been destroyed by someone with a gun. The drawers of the three tables were half-opened, and there were only a few stacks of newspapers and letters inside. He Yuzhu took them out and put them into his Dimensional Pocket. There was a basin on the ground with some burnt ashes.
Next to it should be the duty officer lounge, probably prepared for the assistant officer. There was a large wooden bed, sofa, coffee table, desk, and wardrobe. The equipment was quite complete. There were a few skeletons on the bed, sofa, chair, and floor. There was a World War II Japanese pirate military uniform without a military rank hanging in the wardrobe. There was nothing else of value.
Opposite them was a restaurant. There were about 20 skeletons. He Yuzhu went to the kitchen of the restaurant to take a look. Iron pots and aluminum basins were scattered everywhere, and the ground was covered in broken porcelain pieces. However, there were still dozens of exquisite bowls and plates. They should have been around for some time. He Yuzhu did not mind and took them all away.
He Yuzhu did not see any other tunnel entrances or explosion-proof doors, so he was not in a hurry. According to the book "Golden Warrior", the material used to seal the tunnel entrance was a special material mixed with porcelain clay, fine sand, gravel, and cement. Not only did it not shrink after drying, but it was also surprisingly hard. After special painting, it blended with the surrounding limestone.
He Yuzhu took out the map of Tunnel No. 8 drawn by the dead engineer and looked at it. There were six tunnels on the map, radiating from all directions like the spokes of a wheel. He used his divine sense to check the location of a tunnel entrance marked on the map. Sure enough, he found a hole on the side, sealed by a cement mixture about half a meter thick.
He took out a steel rod and a hammer, found a spot, and began to smash it. After smashing it a dozen times, the effect was not great. It seemed that the book was right. This material was indeed very hard. He used his divine sense to probe again. The two sides were also poured with cement, which was not easy to do. He Yuzhu thought about it and decided to break through from underground.
He took the steel drill to fix the position and smashed it with the hammer for a while. The effect was quite obvious. The underground was limestone, and the effect of using the steel drill was quite good. It smashed more than 20 centimeters deep.
He Yuzhu took out a flamethrower and burned the hole. After the temperature rose, he added water. The limestone collapsed immediately, and even a portion of the sealing material on it shattered. He cleared out the gravel and burned it with the flamethrower again. He repeated this process. He used three oil tanks before he barely made a hole that could be drilled in.
After the temperature dropped, He Yuzhu cleared the rubble inside. He crawled over and released a jeep. He turned on the engine and turned on the headlights. What greeted his eyes were rows of two-meter-high iron boxes. He laboriously moved the box down and opened it. Inside were four layers of sixteen standard gold bricks weighing 10 kilograms.
He Yuzhu took out a gold brick and looked at it. It was rectangular in shape and was just right for one hand to hold. There was a chrysanthemum emblem on the top of the front, with the number "999" in the middle and the weight of 10000 grams at the bottom. The workmanship looked rough and did not look like it was professionally processed.
There were at least thousands of boxes here, and he wondered if they were all gold bricks. As He Yuzhu walked, he collected them and used his divine sense to check. They were all the same 16 standard gold bricks. Four rows of boxes that were two meters tall were all stored in them. There were about 2,000 boxes.
There were a few gray Buddha statues in the innermost part. He Yuzhu remembered that the golden Buddha statues were covered with a layer of cement. In Southeast Asia, Buddhism was popular. Many people lived frugally and saved money to donate to the temple, which used gold to cast Buddha statues.
The tallest Buddha statue here was 1.5 meters tall and weighed about four to five tons. The smallest one was more than 80 centimeters tall. However, the gold content of this kind of golden Buddha statue was not that high. Generally, it was about 80%.
He Yuzhu used the same method to get into the second tunnel. Once he entered, he got out of the jeep and turned on the headlights. He was almost blinded. The gold bricks here were not packed in boxes. They were piled up one by one. Looking around, the piles on both sides of the tunnel were hundreds of meters away. He Yuzhu had collected 230,000 gold bricks in this tunnel.
In the third tunnel, He Yuzhu realized that it was different from the previous two tunnels. There were rooms on both sides of the tunnel, and they were all locked by large iron doors. However, the lock should not be too much of a problem for He Yuzhu. He took out a big hammer from his Dimensional Pocket and smashed the door lock of the first room.
There was a huge warehouse inside. As far as the eye could see, there were four rows of shelves, and each shelf was stacked with four layers of gold bricks. There were 288 gold bricks on each shelf, all of which were 10 kilograms of standard gold bricks. There were gold walls one meter apart.
He Yuzhu didn't have time to think about it or be shocked. He didn't count it in detail and directly put it into his Backpack. When he finished collecting all the shelves in this room, the number in his Backpack came out. There were 200 shelves and nearly 566 tons of gold bricks.
The second storage unit was smashed open. Just like the previous one, there were four storage units filled with gold shelves. In the fifth storage unit, there were two large Buddha statues and twenty-five smaller Buddha statues, all of which were made of gold. Passing through the Buddha statue, there were densely packed sacks. The closer the sacks were to the wall, the higher they were stacked.
He Yuzhu opened a sack, and a large pile of silver coins flowed out with a crash. Or should I call them silver coins, most of them were from overseas countries. There were Mexican Eagle coins, French Annan silver coins, Wei Nation's Dragon coins, American Eagle coins, Spanish silver coins, and of course, there were also a lot of Little Head Yuan and Little Head Sun.
He didn't continue to open the bag. He had seen so much gold, so he didn't mind seeing these silver coins. He put them into his Dimensional Pocket first and slowly packed them up later. However, such a complicated and huge amount of silver coins was likely to be left in his Dimensional Pocket before he retired.
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