From the Island Owner to the King

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Day three.

The snow stopped and the sun came out.

Going to enter the Alps today.

Chen Rui, wearing a jacket, carrying a backpack, and holding two trekking poles, walked into the mountains like an ordinary tourist.

The Alps are very large, covering the northern border of Italy, southeastern France, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, southern Germany and Slovenia, through southern Europe and southern Asia, all the way to the Himalayas.

It is the largest mountain range in Europe, and it is also a huge watershed. Many major rivers in Europe, such as the Danube, the Rhine, the Po, and the Rhone, originate here.

Chen Rui worked hard for three days.

Find some information about the Nazi treasure wald town on the Internet. There are many and miscellaneous news. Chen Rui filtered out useful news from these news. First, there was a railway from Munich to Wald in 1945. The Nazi army used the train to transport the treasure. Arrive at the town of Wald and hide in the Alps.

Chen Rui found a traffic map of the area around Wald drawn by Nazi Germany in 1941 at the local library.

Also found some useful information at the local tavern.

Combining these information, Chen Rui initially narrowed down the burial sites of Nazi treasures to a range.

First, according to one of the most important clues I heard from the tavern, the Nazi army used freight cars to transport the treasures into the mountains. Even if the treasures were transported by freight cars, there would definitely be a road enough for the freight cars to pass.

Second, it takes three and a half days for the freight car to enter the mountain and return. This is very important for a careful treasure hunter, who can calculate the radius range from the center of the circle in wald.

Combined, a 1941 Nazi Germany map of traffic routes around the Wald.

The range should be, Chen Rui picked up a red pen and circled an irregular red circle on the map.

The red circle will be the town of Wald, Allgäu. Lindau ( ), -, Zugspitze, Wetterstein side are all enclosed.

The area is about 2,600 square kilometers.

It is more than 600 square kilometers than the total area of ​​Shenzhen and Shenzhen.

Coupled with the very complex terrain of this area, rolling hills and steep peaks. Forests, valleys, lakes, there are more than 20 lakes in this area alone.

There are also villages and historic cities nestled on the banks of mountains and lakes. Castles, monasteries, palaces.

It is very difficult to find Nazi treasure in such a large area and in such a complex area of ​​terrain.

Treasures are buried, one at the bottom of a very deep lake, an abandoned mine, a hidden natural cave system, under a big tree. An underground without any signs, or the underground of a monastery room, the underground of a dwelling....

Both are possible.

There are no clues like staves. To find the Nazi treasure is very difficult, tantamount to looking for a needle in a haystack.

No wonder there were Allied troops, treasure hunters, and local residents who tried to find these treasures to no avail.

If, there is no clue to the staves. Even if Chen Rui has the ability to burrow into the ground, he can freely dive to the bottom of the lake. It was very difficult to find Nazi treasure.

The two most crucial clues.

Holy and colorful place.

Some strange symbols in the staves.

Chen Rui walked into the Alps.

Search aimlessly.

Chen Rui still can't figure out the holy and colorful place. The clues are blurred.

On this day, Chen Rui climbed up a mountain with a very wide field of vision. His eyes looked forward. In front of him were two very high peaks, surrounded by clouds and mist, which was very spectacular.

Chen Rui checked the relevant information before entering the Alps, and knew that this was Zugspitze, the highest mountain in Germany.

The magnificent Zugspitze is a mountain loved by the German people and the pride of the German people.

*Kerson Peak, Little Faxon Peak is covered with snow, covered with snow, next to white clouds, blue sky, very beautiful, from a distance, it makes people feel like the closest place to heaven.

Suddenly, Chen Rui understood.

Holy and colorful place, holy refers to the Zugspitze.

The snow-capped peaks are naturally associated with holiness.

It feels like the place closest to heaven, where heaven and earth meet, and about Zugspitze, the pilgrimage ceremony and pilgrimage ceremony of God's guards spread among German residents, the gods live in the uninhabited peak, etc. Legends and stories, give Zugspitze Dressed in holy colors.

Therefore, Chen Rui can determine that the holy in the holy and colorful place refers to the Zugspitze.

The so-called Wangshan ran to death.

It took Chen Rui two days to reach the foot of Zugspitze.

There is a village at the foot of the Zugspitze.

called the town.

As soon as he entered the town, Chen Rui also understood what the colorfulness in the clues meant.

The town produces iris, which is the goddess of the rainbow in Greek mythology—the messenger of the gods in the mortal world.

The residents of the town believe that the town is a place blessed by the rainbow goddess. There is also a local tradition that the exterior of the houses are painted in colorful colors, such as blue, yellow, color, red, green, purple, ... and other rainbow colors. .

In Chen Rui's view, the town is a holy and colorful place in the clues of the stave.

The Nazi treasure is in town.

The final clue is some mysterious symbols in the staff.

It was getting late.

Chen Rui rented a room in the town and rested for the night.

The next day, I woke up early in the morning.

Tried delicious Bavarian-style delicacies at a nearby shop - tangy roast pork and dumplings, freshly roasted beef knuckles and pickled sauerkraut.

After he was full, Chen Rui began to search for clues about the mysterious symbols in the stave in the town.

Chen Rui walks in the town like a tourist, the scenery is very beautiful, on the trees, the new green is on the branches, and when he looks up, he can see the holy * Kesen Peak and Little Faxon Peak.... (To be continued)