Everyone stared dumbfounded in the direction Arthur was pointing.
It was a wooden door that was only half the height of a man.
A child could enter with ease, but an adult would have to bend down.
Of course, that wasn't the point.
The point was that everyone present was astounded by Arthur's seemingly frivolous method.
Even the greenest rookies had heard of people tossing twigs to decide which way to go when lost in the wilderness.
But veterans knew that was wrong.
The correct method was to set up a stick, lock in the position of its shadow, and then determine the east and west directions based on the trajectory of the shadow's movement with the sun.
But what was the principle behind using a walking stick to find your way?
Could it be, leaving it to destiny?
Almost subconsciously, many thought of the charlatans in the 'Spirit Medium' circles.
However, with Arthur's reputation and strength, he shouldn't be a swindler, right?