Then, through writing an autobiography, he distributed the treasure map, inviting those who shared his passion to go treasure hunting. We obtained his treasure map.

What about you, what's the purpose of your adventure?"

Morris Dawan hesitated for a long time, "Your candor makes me feel somewhat ashamed.

I'm also here for adventure and treasure hunting, and my map is also related to Forest Finn. How did you find your treasure map?"

Walker chuckled, secretly agreeing, "About a year ago, I bought a book, Forest Finn's autobiography, and found a treasure map in it.

After months of preparation, I embarked on a treasure hunting journey alone. That night, I encountered danger and coincidentally met Luke. Together, we collaborated and found the treasure Forest Finn buried. It was a wooden chest hidden at the bottom of a lake, filled with gold ornaments and gold coins.

Luke and I split the treasure.

Later, Luke accidentally damaged the chest holding the gold coins. Inside it, he discovered a second treasure map, which is the one we're using now. After some research, I think the treasure location might be in Red Rock Canyon."

"Wow, I truly envy your friendship.

My treasure map was also found in Forest Finn's autobiography, but I only have this one map. How long have you been searching?" Morris Dawan revealed an envious expression, uncertain whether he envied their relationship or their treasure finding.

"This is our second day in Red Rock Canyon. What about you?"

"I've been here for four or five days. My food is almost finished; if I hadn't met you, I would have likely left the canyon soon."

Luke guessed, "Did you go to the canyon bottom this afternoon to search for treasure too?"

"Yes, but unfortunately, I didn't find the treasure and got my foot caught in a trap.

Because of that, I suspect someone deliberately set traps there to capture Treasure Hunters." Morris Dawan's face revealed a trace of anger.

Walker asked, "Do you know who set the traps?"

"No idea, I've searched many places over the past few days but haven't found the treasure location. I even suspect the map is problematic, either fake or incomplete, or possibly inaccurate." Morris Dawan sighed and took a sip of alcohol.

Both sides fell silent for a while.

Walker proposed, "How about we take out our maps and see if there's any connection between the two? It's better than wandering aimlessly.

Since we know someone deliberately set traps, we should be united and cautious."

Morris Dawan furrowed his brows, glancing at Walker, then looking at Luke, "Can I trust you?"

Luke said, "You've injured your foot. Without our help, you can't continue searching for treasure.

Also, we're probably not the only ones looking for treasure; the trap setter might also be looking. If you leave the canyon to recover, you might just give him ample time to find the treasure.

By the time you're healed, he might have already taken the treasure."

Morris Dawan raised an eyebrow, seeming to make a decision, "What if our maps are the same?"

"Then we'll continue searching separately, not affecting or interfering with each other."

Morris Dawan asked, "What if our maps are different?"

Walker said, "That might result in a complete map and we can search together, splitting the treasure equally among three of us. That's the real charm of treasure hunting and adventure: team cooperation and shared treasure."

Morris Dawan shook his head, "No, no, no, that split isn't fair. You two only have one map, and I have a map too, I should take half.

I've been at the canyon for four or five days already, so I'm more familiar with the area."

Luke said, "Your foot is injured, so the actual searching will still need us.

In terms of effort, it's two of us versus just you. You may have half a map, but we're putting in more effort.

The ultimate treasure hunting relies on cooperation for win-win results."

Morris Dawan thought for a while, "Alright, let's bring out the treasure maps."

Afterward, Walker and Morris Dawan found their treasure maps, simultaneously placing them on the table. The maps were not the same but their edges fit together, making the terrain look more complete.

Walker's face displayed excitement, "Indeed, the maps piece together. Now we have a complete treasure map."

Morris Dawan also showed excitement, "No wonder I've never found the treasure location; the map was incomplete."

The three began studying the map. Morris Dawan, being there longer, was more familiar with Red Rock Canyon and pointed out several possible treasure locations. They planned to explore the sites the next day.

The sky gradually darkened.

Morris Dawan took his map and returned to his tent to rest.

Walker and Luke returned to the RV.

Walker glanced out the window, "Do you think he's trustworthy?"

Luke stretched lazily, "We'll find out tomorrow morning."

Walker chuckled, hiding the half map under his pillow, "Regardless, we're one step closer to the treasure."

But Luke wasn't as optimistic, lying in bed somewhat restless, feeling things weren't so simple.

The canyon ranger Carlos's warnings.

The gas stolen from the black guy.

Morris Dawan trapped and injured.

These events are too coincidental.

And the person setting traps, who on earth is he?

What's his purpose?

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