Week 29: Despite all his rage, he is still just Nicolas Cage

   The treasure in Washburn is located at the creepiest spot in town, behind the bank and post office. There is a spot under the office that you can crawl in, but it's very disgusting and who knows what's down there! Apparently, there are over one hundred letters never opened from the holocaust. Many of the jews before being captured wrote letters about things they saw. Some how, they still sent letters out even after being put into the camps. I figure they had a secret messenger some how. One of the soldiers fought against them but really was on the jews side and didn't agree with what Adolf was doing. Or maybe even they sent them by pigeons. I will never know until I get to see the letters. We dug deep and finally found the treasure.. I got all of them because Nicolas only wanted one in specific, the one his great grandmother wrote  to his grandpa before she passed in the camp. It was a historical adventure and very neat to read all the different stories. I kept them forever and refused to give them to anyone because knowing is better than everyone else having the same knowledge of history as I do. I told some stories, but never gave anyone a letter.