Eli said, "You''re not wrong, Mister Penn. Green isn''t our friend."


    However, Aite spoke up as well, "You''ve got it wrong, Mister Penn. Green is our friend. We''re all on the same exploration team, after all. Green is just a regr friend to us. Regr friends don''t have the right to listen in on what we''re about to discuss. We''re going to tell you why we asked for forty million dors."


    "Is that so?"


    Wilbur smiled as he looked at Aite. Aite was the younger of the two brothers, but he seemed to be the more intelligent one. He was hesitating to speak then, which piqued Wilbur''s interest. What could possibly be the reason behind the brothers'' request for forty million dors?


    Aite nodded. "We can''t just tell anyone about a secret like that, though. So, we''d need to determine if you can afford to hear about it."


    "Do you mind showing us your bank ount bnce?"


    "Of course not."


    Wilbur knew that these brothers did not trust him too much and sent them a screenshot of the five hundred million dors in his bank ount.


    The two brothers'' eyes widened in shock at the sight of the image. They did not think it was possible for Wilbur to be so wealthy.


    However, the screenshot had proven them wrong, so Aite said, "Mister Penn, I apologize for my brashness with you just now. We do actually have detailed information on the treasure, including a map to get to it as well. That might sound ridiculous to you, but it''s the truth. That treasure was actually left behind by a previous civilization. There''s an entrance deep in the Vicente Primeval Forest that leads to an underground castle that the people from that previous civilization built to draw water from the greatke."


    He paused for a moment, then added, "Something happened somewhere along the way, and the underground castle was abandoned. That treasure is buried in that underground castle. That gold was supposed to be ten years of sry for the people who had worked in the underground castle, but they mysteriously disappeared. That''s why the gold became a treasure and is still there now. That castle is called the Vicente Deep Waters."


    Wilbur''s interest was piqued by Aite''s words. After all, Wilbur himself enjoyed collecting antiques that contained special energy and powers to contribute to the Dragon''s Altar in exchange for grace points or other things he wanted. That was why he loved exploring.


    Wilbur was very interested in ces where treasure was buried. It was just that most of the treasures he had gotten in the past were left behind by the people of this civilization, and he had never encountered anything from a different civilization until the time he met Dave from the seventh civilization of Earth, which had broadened his perspective greatly.


    During his time on his own, Wilbur had also thought about all the civilizations that had once been on this in the billions of years Earth had been around. Each civilization must have had its own innovations and things they cared about, and whatever treasure was left behind and passed down must be extremely precious.


    Wilbur had also fantasized about getting his hands on treasure like this before as well and used it to improve his skills and powers. Now this fantasy was about toe true, and Vicente Deep Waters seemed like a goldmine for treasure.