With just a gentle shake, the ribbon disintegrated into pieces, drifting down onto the tabletop.
The material of this map is evidently not ordinary.
At the very least, it can endure tens of thousands of years without decaying.
The material resembles sheepskin, surprisingly somewhat soft to the touch.
Zong Shen spread out the map.
This map is approximately forty centimeters wide.
The length is a full meter.
It features terrain areas drawn with simple lines.
There are also small icons representing castles and towns.
Additionally, there are numerous small circles.
The quantity of these small circles is the largest, densely distributed.
Zong Shen mused that they probably represent villages.
The right edge of the map is an irregular coastline.
Next to it, a wavy line represents the ocean.
There is also an island in the ocean.
Marked with a pentagram.
Besides, the map also features three lion head badges.
Scattered across three regions in the east.
