She started with the maps.
Ollen had three of the borderlands region in the estate archive, two military surveys and one older civilian cartography that predated the last war and was therefore the most useful of the three because it showed the territory before the treaty boundaries were imposed and the natural features were labeled without political interpretation. She spread all three across the long table in the working room and spent the first hour of the morning cross-referencing them against what she had seen from the Ashveil perimeter and what the box had told her about direction and depth.
The tomb was not on any of the maps. She had not expected it to be.
