'Ding! We are ready for you,' the system soon came back to tell the good news.
"Alright," Arthur didn't hesitate to take a paper and brush it out before he started to draw on it. He sat on the ground cross legged and started to move his arms unwillingly.
The system controlled his hands and drew what Gege told him about the topography of the place.
After five minutes of constant drawing, a map presented itself in front of Arthur's eyes. The place there was, surprisingly, a deep valley appearing all of sudden in the middle of the plains.
There was no single mountain peak or a hill there. "So that's why I couldn't see the tower earlier," he slowly muttered while tracking the lines he drew on the paths of those patrols.
"So these are the places of the traps... That's too much!" he checked the spaces between the lines drawn on the map. Surprisingly these spaces were wide and big, enough to make a small army of hundred mages to pass through.
