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... would be right here on this pedestal.'

Now, looking at the entire pedestal with a different set of eyes, ones that looked extensively for clues, Geld almost instantly found something out of place.

Upon closer inspection, he discovered a series of small, intricate symbols carved on the different edges of the large stone structure.

There were four symbols, and they were placed adjacent to the four moving parts of the scattered pieces of the map.

'It's almost like th ...

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