Meiman: Fabricate weirdness, I am the biggest villain

The door of the bookstore was opened.

A familiar guest walked in again.

Looking at Matt with bruises on his face, Li Ang was not surprised.

Others don't know, but he knows it.

This seemingly thin and blind lawyer in front of him goes out to fight for justice every night.

But it's different from Spider-man's crushing of ordinary criminals.

Matt, whose physical fitness is more inclined to ordinary people, still gets beaten a lot.

"Matt, what's with the cut on your face?"

Li Ang asked pretending to be surprised.

Matt Murdoch sneered and lied:

"I accidentally bumped into a pillar last night."

Li Ang laughed inwardly when he heard this.

Come on.

I saw you being attacked by gangsters last night with my own eyes.

But Li Ang didn't mean to expose the other party.

He said with a little helplessness in his tone:

"Life is really hard for the blind."

Matt smiled and didn't continue the topic.

He came to the counter to return the book he borrowed a few days ago, and then went to the bookshelf to look for the next book.

After a while, he took a braille book on chemistry and came to Li Ang.

"I found that the books you read are really complicated enough, every subject has to be covered a bit, huh?"

Li Ang said while scanning the barcode on the back of the book.

"I just like to learn more."

Matt laughed.

Then Li Ang handed the book to the other party.

"It's still the old rule. When you return the book, remember to ensure that the book is intact. The three-day limitation period, and you need to pay one dollar as compensation for every extra day."

"Li, I'm curious, will you really not lose money if you provide book lending services like yours? What if the other party doesn't return the books?"

In the beautiful country, books are actually very expensive things.

Pleasure books, like novels, also start at $10.

And subject books with professional knowledge can cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars.

Therefore, ordinary small bookstores seldom provide lending services.

Services like Li Ang's are relatively rare.

"If you don't return the book, call the police. I have your ID here. Matt, you have to trust the police in the beautiful country."

Li Ang said cheerfully.

"It's... alright."

Matt was speechless for a moment.

Trust the police in American?

Well, Matt would rather trust his grandmother.

While the two were talking, there was sudden commotion from the street outside the bookstore.

Through the window of the bookstore, a crowd can be seen gathering for a parade.

"What's going on here?"

Li Ang asked casually.

Matt sighed helplessly, and said:

"It's just a parade of religious believers. Do you remember the riots in Massachusetts some time ago?"

"Definitely, that scene comparable to the scuffle in the Middle East is really hard to forget."

"It is said that a certain religious group was behind the riot. Although the riot has calmed down, other religious groups believe that the riot was caused by the authorities' excessive interference with religious freedom, and then they started to march."

"As expected of a free and beautiful country."

Li Ang's teasing intent was extremely obvious, but fortunately Matt is a rational young man with a brain.

Facing Li Ang's ridicule, he highly agrees.

Then Matt left the bookstore with the book.

Li Ang walked out of the store to watch the religious parade with great interest.

There are all kinds of men and women mixed in, all emotionally excited.

Li Ang couldn't help feeling:

The beautiful country has such a good foundation for chaos. If he doesn't make more troubles later, he will be sorry for such a good atmosphere!

...

after one day.

Natasha Romanoff flew back from London.

The trip to the auction went smoothly, but it cost a lot.

The final transaction price of the Necronomicon unexpectedly reached 12 million US dollars.

This is what Natasha Romanoff did not expect.

But this money is reimbursed by Congress anyway, it doesn't matter.

As for the contents of the Necronomicon, Natasha Romanoff also read it.

It does mention Cthulhu and other information. At the same time, when Natasha Romanoff was reading it, she had a similar mental disorder to when she was looking at the statue of Cthulhu.

But compared to the influence of that evil statue, the influence of this book is weaker.

But that's only in relation to that statue.

If a normal person reads too much of this book, it is still very dangerous.

She returned to S.H.I.E.L.D and reported all the information she had obtained to Nick Fury.

After Nick Fury heard it, he immediately asked experts who were proficient in Old English to translate the book.

This time he issued very strict orders.

Each expert is allowed to watch the book for no more than ten minutes, and at the same time there must be no less than ten security personnel around to watch over it.

He didn't want anything like Robert's again.

After the order is issued, the translation operation begins immediately.

And with the deepening of the translation step by step, an unknown and terrifying world unfolded in front of Nick Fury and others...

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