Harrison Clark checked the detailed information, deciding to remember who was causing trouble and whether to target them next time.
He quickly figured it out after a brief scan.
The most antiques dug up belonged to the Summit Research Institute, with a total of 733. They even got the box buried on the moon's shadow side, 170 kilometers underground by Mr. Clark himself. They were absolutely insane.
"These unworthy descendants of the Summit Research Institute! They screwed me over!"
In order to dig up his boxes, a temporary discipline called Philosopher's Treasure Studies was popular in the Summit Research Institute. It analyzed his box-burying patterns from various angles such as astronomy, geography, humanities, psychology, and historical studies while constantly improving the performance of detection equipment.
