Blank Map Of The Western Hemisphere Novels & Stories

He wonders how different it is from the land maps he's familiar with. The map reveals a world map in an oval shape, with the Pacific Ocean at the center, aptly titled Prolific Oceanus. The Atlantic Ocean is marked with the same name, but also with Oceanus. The landmasses remain blank and unmarked, while the oceans are divided into sections. Bryan notices that all the seas are labeled by kingdom, unlike the conventional names he is accustomed to.

Rip it open, find nothing, and toss it away. I was just about to throw another scroll to the side when I spotted something, and so I forced my exasperated eyes to look again. I held the scroll up to the light and inspected it more closely. It was a map of almost the entire Northern Hemisphere. It displayed parts of land from Poland, all over Russia, down to Mongolia and the top of North America, to what we now know as Alaska and Northwest Canada. It was old. I could tell just by looking at the markings and roughly hand drawn borders. In the bottom right-hand corner of the scroll was a scribbled signature next to the date 1689. So, it’s very old then. The outlined borders weren’t any kind of

Chad was unsure how the sudden increase in earthbound immortals was related to that. Micah smiled as he took a map from the living room's bookshelf and spread it on the table. "Do you know what this is?" Chad looked at it. "A world map. No, wait! What type of map is this?" The map showed nine continents without latitude and longitude, but the level of detail suggested that it was extremely accurate. Micah laughed. "This is indeed a world map, but it's a reproduction of one from 5,000 years ago, accurately copied from the Nine Cauldrons."