The evening had arrived.
The Black Sail group had lit a campfire, resting in the jungle teeming with danger; nighttime movements were not wise, especially given the complex terrain frequented by fierce creatures.
During the afternoon of the day, they had discovered an ancient-looking stone Spirit Temple, with an age so old that the soil buried much of it, and large trees grew on a thick layer of soil covering the stone structure.
After surveying by Celeste and others, this substantiated the historian Liszt's daytime guess and similarly uncovered a stone-engraved map.
Though the map was quite crude, only depicting rough coastlines and some mountains,
it allowed one to roughly estimate the total area based on the mountains as reference points.
Geologists initially calculated it to be around 86,000 square kilometers—a fairly large island indeed, yet it still couldn't be considered a New Continent. In the vast East Sea Domain, its size didn't even rank in the top five.
