Man With Super Medical Skill (Matthew) novel Chapter 2162

The Endless Sea, also known as the Dead Sea, derived its name from the ever-present fog and the magnetic disturbances that rendered compasses useless. No one dared to enter its waters, opting for a longer route to avoid the potential sudden expansion of fog.

This treacherous place had once beckoned countless adventurers. Alas, as each group ventured in and vanished without ever being found, the place became widely acknowledged as a forbidden death zone. Therefore, when Martin mentioned this area, it elicited intense reactions from the crowd. It was almost taboo to speak of it among those who frequently sailed the sea, as it was believed to bring ill fortune.

"Please remain calm, everyone. While I may not possess exceptional intelligence, I assure you, I'm not foolish. Do you really think that I'd lead you all into a certain doom?" Martin posed the question rhetorically, trying to ease the crowd's anxiety.

He clapped again, and his subordinates brought forward a large box standing half a meter tall. The entire hall fell into a hushed silence the moment the box was opened. Excitement surged through those who were present as their eyes gleamed with anticipation.

"Could it be... the Dog Head Gold?"

"How is it possible? The Dog Head Gold is never this enormous!"

"Is it genuine or a counterfeit?"

A mixture of astonishment and disbelief spread through the guests as they witnessed the immense size of the Dog Head Gold—they had never encountered this before.

The Dog Head Gold, also referred to as Horseshoe Gold due to its distinctive horseshoe-like shape, was formed as a result of the nearby gold deposits. The size of the gold often correlated with the size of its gold mine. The Horseshoe Gold before them resembled a bull's head, which was a clear indication of an exceptionally vast gold deposit.

The crowd fell into a profound silence as their minds were filled with thoughts about the scale of the gold mine. The only audible sound was the collective heavy breathing. This was precisely the effect Martin had intended.