Chapter 15 Red Hair Allure
Find out the location of Bering Golden Township (EL DORADO) and the pirate city of Luochu and Island of Qiandao.
In April, I have been unable to stay away from decoction.Even if that wasn't the case, I'm more intolerable to the heat than normal.This summer, as the weather gets hotter, I've been plagued by strange sensations from time to time.
However, at such a time, order the family to light a fire in front of the courtyard and throw useless miscellaneous books and the like into the fire.This formed a curtain of images, allowing me to temporarily escape the pain of illness.
In this way, I lit a tongue-like flame in the midsummer day, shivered in the rising heat waves, looked at the long flower stems of summer chrysanthemums, and was often immersed in the fantasy of the sea.
However, one day I suddenly saw a writhing and struggling whale in the flames.
I panicked all of a sudden, kicked away the charcoal and found two books from it.Ah, I almost burned some extremely important data.
The covers of both volumes have disappeared, leaving only the collection stamp of the Peabody Museum.Apparently, I simply shove them into the waste paper pile because I rashly believed in the worthless catalog.
But when I took these two books in my hands again, I recalled a stone tablet that had been buried in the mud.
These are two volumes formerly held in the collection of the Bibodi Museum in Salem, Massachusetts, United States, donated by the famous collector of whale paintings, Alan Forbes.
One of these volumes, titled Copper Engravings of Whaling Tours, with a supplementary title, A Brief History of Whaling, was published in 1866 by Jay Al Brown.
The book is mixed with some contents of Katsukawa Shuntei's "Shinagawa Oki no Whale Takanawa Yuanwang Map", Utagawa Kuniyoshi's "Nanura Whaling Map" and "Miyamoto Musashi Giant Whale Retirement Country" and other books.
But the real astonishment is another volume.As I read more and more, I found that I found a rare and rare ancient book.
There is a much older version of the book, titled The Wreck of the Whaler's Brigade.
The name of this ship is just as stated in Starbucks' "History of American Whaling." In the summer of 1784, the ship returned to Boston with six hundred barrels of whale oil on board.
This is its original record.
However, since the ship was wrecked on Amria Island in the Aleutian Islands in 1786, this book is of course nothing more than a record of the disaster of Captain Frost.
Unexpectedly, just as the content of this book was coming to an end, a few pages of amazing records came into my eyes.
This is an article with simple language and without any rhetorical embellishments. The content is a conversation of an aborigine Nagaurai who came back alive seven years later.
After reading such an article, my hands began to tremble, and my pulse gradually galloped like a galloping horse.
The reason for this is that, as a colleague's experience and conversation, first of all, it was built on Qiandaoluo and the majestic mountain castle on the island... In addition, there are pirates living in the place, the three sisters of Su Gugan... and then they marched towards the island Vitus Bering also heard rumors that perhaps this island was the land of gold - which recorded such a fact left in his suicide note.
EL DORADO - This is where the Incas finally took their place to the tomb, the legend goes.
In the history of Spanish colonialism in the past, the world firmly believed that the golden city was located in the valley of Essequibo in South America. The expedition in full swing led to the death of thousands of people led by Martinez.
But why did Bering draw up that dream city on Qiandaoluo and the island?What is the reason that moved its location from the hot desert to an isolated island in the frozen sea?
At the same time as I finished reading, I felt at a loss for a while.
However, the location of the Golden Country—surrounding the mystery of this century, when I think of the bloody tragedy that was troubled by the extreme day at Luo Chu and the island, there will always be a feeling that it would be a pity to publish it as a memoir a feeling of.
With any luck, I hope it will be published as a novel, and at the same time I hope it will overcome the temptation to make the world crazy.
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