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Chapter 355 Arithmetic Sequence

The next day, Mark was confused when he was asked: "I can learn, why can't I learn?"

Jane's husband asked: "Wouldn't the nobles have any objection if you teach us?"

It turned out that he was worried about this, so Mark said seriously: "Miss can't do it. It's Miss's wish to teach you."

Does anyone believe this?

No.

How can nobles care about the life and death of common people? What is the benefit of educating common people to nobles? Don’t nobles treat common people as domestic animals?

Many people are unwilling to continue learning. Originally, they were willing to learn from Mark because Mark was willing to teach, and if they don’t learn, it will be useless. But now it seems that continuing to learn will put their lives in danger, so they must forget it.

Mark was unwilling to give up, mainly because he didn’t want Felissa’s reputation to be misunderstood in this way. Felissa is not that kind of person: “As long as you can get Miss Felissa’s permission, are you willing to continue learning arithmetic from me?”

"No need to go to such trouble," everyone waved their hands and said one after another, "There is no need, you should go back to your noble lady as soon as possible."

Mark stamped his feet anxiously. Yesterday, Miss Felicia knew that he was teaching these people arithmetic and she praised him. Did he mess it up in just one day?

Although he was anxious, he had no other choice. When it was time to leave work, he dejectedly went to apologize to Felissa.

"Is that so?" After hearing Mark's words, Felissa did not blame him, she just nodded to show that she understood.

Mark was very upset: "I'm sorry, miss, I messed up."

"It's not your fault," Felissa shook her head. "In the final analysis, it was the nobles' fault."

A noble cannot give the common people trust, so naturally no one will believe her.

"Then, miss, should I still teach?" Mark asked.

Felissa closed her eyes and thought deeply. If the common people were unwilling to learn, she couldn't force them to learn by pressing their heads. What's the use of doing so.

Coercion won't do... maybe she can try inducement?

So, what can be used as inducement?

Felissa opened her eyes, took out a piece of paper from the table, then wrote down a question and handed it to Mark: "Post this."

Mark lowered his head and looked at the content on the paper. It said, "Whoever calculates the number from one to one hundred will be rewarded with a gold coin, which is valid for three months."

A gold coin is a huge sum of money for ordinary people. Such conditions are very tempting, but to calculate the addition from one to a hundred, for many people who cannot even understand addition and subtraction within ten, this is simply not possible.

An impossible task.

"Miss, what should I do if no one figures it out for three months?"

Felissa shrugged: "Then we'll talk about it then."

A lot of money must have a brave man. Although she doesn't need a brave man, she believes that under the inducement of money, someone will try their best to figure out the answer.

The premise is that the calculation is correct and the complete calculation process can be shown to her before she can approve it.

Mark went out with this piece of paper, planning to stick it on the wall outside the hospital.

Not long after, Jason came in: "Miss, what do you plan to do?"

"It's just a small trick," Felissa replied nonchalantly, "If you figure it out, I will give you one gold coin."

The temptation of this gold coin was too great. Jason's eyes lit up instantly: "Can we also participate?"

"sure."

"Then how do you know what the right answer is?"

Felissa smiled confidently and calmly: "Of course I know what the answer is."

I hope that Mrs. Gauss has a spirit underground in another world and don't come to this world to find her. She really didn't mean to offend.

Jason looked at Felissa curiously: "Did you calculate it step by step?"

Of course not, she set up formulas. Who would be stupid and do calculations by hand if they have formulas?

"Do you want to know?" Felicia asked him. "If you know, there will be no way to get this gold coin. After all, you will get the answer soon if you know the method."

Jason hesitated for a moment, then shook his head: "Forget it, I'll do the math myself first."

Within three days, the entire Cliff City knew about Felissa's bounty. Thanks to Mark and others' vigorous publicity in the past three days, even Nannuo was alarmed.

Therefore, Felissa was summoned to the City Lord's Mansion today to answer questions in front of Viscount Cliff, Olivia, and Nannuo.

"Now, your topic is being discussed everywhere," Viscount Cliff asked Felicia with great interest, "What are you going to do?"

Felissa sighed: "I just want more people to learn basic arithmetic. Don't you think this is very effective?"

The effect is indeed good. Now you can hear people talking about it in the streets and alleys, and some people take the initiative to contact Mark and want to learn arithmetic.

but……

"If many people figure out this gold coin, will you give it to everyone? Or only give it to the first person to figure it out?"

"Give it all, I'll pay for it myself," Felissa said quickly. She took out a jewelry box and handed it to Viscount Cliff. "This is my personal behavior and no public funds will be used. You don't have to worry about money."

I'm worried, I just need to trouble you to help me get rid of this."

Viscount Cliff opened the box and was immediately dazzled by the amethyst in the box.

She knew very well the skills and abilities of her dependents. It was impossible for Felissa's parents to obtain such a gorgeous and dazzling amethyst. It could only have been obtained by Felissa with her own ability.

Nannuo took one look and understood: "It's something from the old aristocracy."

Those old nobles who were sentenced to hanging by the royal family for treason had all their property confiscated.

There is a worry called your rich friend worrying that you have no money.

This amethyst was given to her by Safi. Some of the jewelry from the old aristocracy were given to the families of several important ministers by the royal family. Nancy also got one that was studded with jewelry. It looked very luxurious, but in Nancy's eyes

It is useless and is worse than a sword made of scrap metal.

Before Safi left from the royal city, Safi gave her a lot of jewels and told her to use these jewels to cash out when she had no money. She should never save money in daily life. When she ran out of money, she would write to her and she would come back.

Bring something to Felissa.

Felissa accepted Safi's kindness, but refused the jewelry Safi gave her. She was willing to accept the amethyst because it was Fred who spoke, saying that it was compensation for signing the blood contract. If it was Asalez,

Even here, she will definitely be allowed to accept it.

If she continued to refuse, she would not give Fred face. Felissa accepted the amethyst necklace, even though she did not think that the blood contract between her and Azarez required anyone else to compensate.

Taking it out for cash now can be regarded as maximizing its value.

Viscount Cliff didn't know what was going on, but she knew that Felissa was indeed valued by Fred and Safi, and it was normal to get something from them, so Viscount Cliff accepted it simply.

Came down: "Okay, then I will help you sell this amethyst."

(End of chapter)