Chapter 579 Lacquerware

About ten minutes later, we began the ascent. The person said that by climbing up a little over a hundred meters and turning a corner, and then ascending a bit further, we would arrive.

I didn't feel much; it was just walking, after all.

However, after we turned the corner, it wasn't just a little climb--I roughly estimated that we had ascended about five or six hundred meters up the mountain before we found a cave hidden among a swath of weeds as tall as a person. I must say, this place wasn't easy to discover. I had no idea how the person who first found this spot did so.

I also asked the person calling for help, but he said he was unclear, suggesting that perhaps the one who discovered the cave was here to gather herbs in the mountains. That seemed like the only plausible explanation. Who else would come to such a remote place for no reason? Even if someone came for leisure, they would surely visit developed areas or places where locals guide them.