"You have seen it?" Myorka asked.
"Then what good is the map, then, if you know where it is?" Serenica asked.
"I knew where it was fifteen years ago," the first mate said. "Doesn't mean I know where it is now. In fact, me and some of my navy men seeing it is what caused it to be moved."
"Where did you see it? And why didn't you take it? I have so many questions." The captain began to frantically pace around the little room in the inn.
"The latest observation of it was in the west, near the Snake Island," the Admiral said.
Everyone groaned. It was known that no one in their right mind would want to go anywhere near the Snake Island. It wasn't because of any dangers nearby or on the island. It was due to the fact that there was literally nothing of value there, not even lumber. The island had never even been properly named, and so the makers of charts all had different ways of expressing the same sentiment. It was simply not a place where one wanted to be.
