Because the work area wasn't large, not everyone could enter to undertake excavation work, and while waiting, Leonard carefully studied the small hill that was their target.
It had to be said that the person who chose this hill had a good eye. Although it was not far from The Great Ocean, due to the overall rise in the terrain and the topography, the hill was situated among a series of surrounding hills.
This meant that the natural environment of the hill's surroundings as much as possible isolated the hill itself from the impact of The Great Ocean and the highlands nearby, reducing the impact on the hill.
This was very valuable for the potential Treasure Hideout, because as long as the impact could be minimized, the chances of those things being preserved until Today would be greater.
