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So a place which is surrounded by lakes from the east, weast, north and south I left the village into the southern direction and discovered the Lake Victoria.

Lake Albert and Lake Edward were also close to there, now there was one lake in the south missing At the eastern edge I found the village of the Masai, but the chief there only new old lores from Ankh Ankh As I still had smaragds, I decided to search for other villages and, in case I would not receive more information, to sell the rest of the smaragds in Sansibar.

In Somali I could only hear from the chief, that I was further away from my target than ever. I then turned towards the south to Sansiba, where I only purchased supplies.

On the way along the east coast I got hurt by a fire and reached with my last strength the village of the Suaheli, the chief also knew nothing new but named me an honourable friend and had me treated by the medicine man and I could also take with me some supplies and a canoe as a present So I navigated on the Ruvuma to the west again and discovered the Lake Nassa and at its northwestern end also the Lake Tanganyika.

Now I knew where the four lakes in sight lay and I discovered also the elephant cemetery when the turn of the year came. I took the tusks and made my way to the east.

In March I was in Boma again and received new money for discoveries and could swap the ivory against silver at the basar, which was great luck, as this was very popular with the tribes in the central region.

Furthermore, I did not reckon with finding another treasure in the western region at that point of time Paddling upstream on the Kasai , I passed the village of the pygmies and heard of the next treasure: "I would find gold in the middle of Thkgrunda, exactly two weeks to the right of Utomba, where Mongdamara bends back.

This did not tell me much - so I navigated up the Sunkuru and in the village of the Bambudu I heard from the chief that I am nearer to the grave than in the previous village.

So the tomb of Ankh Ankh must lie in the southern region, I had already explored the east. Furthermore I remembered that the Kongo bends to the north after leaving its well and then flows south after the Stanley falls I instantly went there and first found the village of the Mongo s in July and another days march south west, I only could guess where the village had been, there was also the gold dump I went back to the Nile, to either make a discovery of copper in the north or swap the gold against copper in Khartum When I arrived in Khartum in October, there was only gold to be bought on the basar, so I navigated the Nile downstream to revisit mit "first discovered" village.

In Nubier I heard that copper can be found " where Tamanrasset is as far away as Emi Kousi " - these were clearly mountains in the northeast As the second year was not over yet, I decided to make a small side trip to Kairo, maybe I could spare myself the hike through the desert, if not I needed a water bottle.

Also in Kairo I did not get any copper offered, so i just bought a water bottle and supplies and I was already at the Berber in December.

It was no surprise that the chief had never heard anything of Ankh Ankh, I already assumed the tomb to be in the south anyway At least I became honourable friend and didn't have to pay my supplies.

In January I discovered the Emi Kousi , owing to the water bottle I didn't mind the desert hike. In March I visited the Tuaregs and discovered the Tamanrasset.

The treasure search was more difficult than I had thought: in the desert everything looks the same and distances are hard to estimate.