Starting My Treasure Hunting In England

"According to the information I got from the Swedish Freemasonry, the former British Freemasonry branch known as the Golden Order is not only rejected by various Freemasonry branches, but has even been criticized for its repeated destructive excavations and looting of ancient monuments. Wanted by multiple countries.”

Scood has investigated a lot of things over the years about this organization related to his uncle's disappearance. It was precisely because of this investigation that he realized that this organization did have a terrifying side, but it was not as strong as he had previously imagined.

At least, although the other party still has a lot of wealth and power, it has degenerated from an organization that can operate openly into a criminal group.

"It's just that since they broke up with the British Freemasonry, they have been communicating through covert means, so neither the British Freemasonry nor Interpol have been able to catch them." Speaking of this, Scood also had some doubts. have no choice.

After all, he felt that if he wanted to find his uncle, he had to find the main members of the Golden Society or their files, but the other party was now like a gopher and couldn't find it at all.

And this is the main reason why Skold seeks help from Liang En. After all, he is now a member of the Swedish Freemasonry, so no matter what he does, he is likely to be focused on by the other party, resulting in everything being impossible.

"If this is the case, please let me think about it." After listening to Scood's description of the whole thing, Liang En thought for a few minutes and then raised his head and looked at him.

"Although the other party is already a criminal organization that can only hide in the dark and has many enemies. And the task you gave me is just to find your uncle. But I still hope you can allow me to think about it carefully."

"Of course, this is what it should be." Scott didn't feel too surprised after hearing Liang En's words. After all, this matter has certain risks, and it is only human beings like Liang En who want to think about it seriously. Common sense.

After returning to the hotel, Liang En immediately contacted the archaeological people he had met before and asked about the Scood family and the so-called Golden Society.

After some inquiries, Liang En learned that Mr. Scoud and the family behind him generally had a good reputation, so their commission was completely worth accepting.

On the other hand, the Gold Society that Mr. Scold mentioned was quite famous among the archaeologists Liang En knew, and many people knew about the existence of this organization.

"Golden Society? You should be talking about that group of guys who crazily steal and destroy cultural relics."

Dr. Caldwell clearly knew something about this organization. "If I remember correctly, many treasures in Scotland were unearthed and lost, and several museums were stolen, which seems to be related to them."

"And the scope of their activities is all over the world. It can be said that everyone from Ireland to Khitan knows the reputation of the Golden Society. It's just that there are always people in the world who are willing to pay for those illegal cultural relics, so they have always maintained their reputation. vitality."

After hanging up the phone, Liang En quickly received a series of documents from Dr. Caldwell. As a result, he was completely shocked by the large number of wanted notices attached to the file.

"Japan, China, Russia, those countries in Central Asia -" Looking at the countries where the arrest warrants for members of the Golden Society were issued, Liang En felt that his eyes had really been opened this time.

"Having offended half the world in one go, these people are indeed capable." After reading these wanted notices and some crime scene briefings one by one, Liang En muttered in a low voice.

But then again, the main reason why this group of lawless gangsters can create such a huge momentum is because they have caused huge and irreversible damage to those cultural relics and monuments in the process of carrying out criminal activities.

For example, for the treasure hidden in the secret room under the pagoda, the other party dared to use explosives to completely destroy the pagoda, and then swept away the cultural relics in the secret room.

In some war-torn areas, they directly colluded with local rebel forces and even the regular army, using war to wipe out what they wanted in those war-torn areas, leaving only debris on the ground.

The information from Count Bossit and the Louvre was similar to this information, except that the information left by these two parties clearly stated that there should be many professionals in the other organization, so the crime scene was It will appear organized.

"It seems that the other party is a global cultural relic theft organization, and it has a history of at least 100 years." After summarizing the information, Liang En sat at the table and tapped his fingers on the table close to think.

"Of course, we don't rule out the possibility that this organization has been destroyed many times. Then there are people who keep using their names to revive the corpse and come out to cause trouble again."

"Beep--" Just when Liang En was analyzing the situation carefully, a phone call came over. He raised his phone and saw on the caller ID that it was Pierce.

This surprised Liang En, because he just habitually added his friends to the group message. But what I didn't expect was that Pierce actually knew about this organization.

"I have personally contacted peripheral members of this organization." As soon as the call was answered, Pierce told Liang En extremely surprising news.

"In fact, this organization has always been an existence similar to urban legends in the underground black market, because they usually only accept rewards from anonymous rich people."

"Of course. The contents of these rewards are not very legal. For example, a painting that has been collected in a museum, or a Buddhist sculpture located in a cave thousands of kilometers away—"

Pierce knew much more about the Gold Society than those scholars. Even though his family had only opened a small antique shop in London for more than a hundred years, the connections accumulated over several generations should not be underestimated.

At least compared to those scholars, Pierce's Murphy family obviously knew more about the less legal trade of cultural relics and art.

It was through such chats that Liang En realized that even if there were members of this golden society, there would not be too many members, especially since the number of people in the action team would definitely be less than ten.

Because Pierce told Liang En that the so-called Golden Club can only complete one commission at a time, even if the two commissions are equally high-paying but need to be carried out at the same time, the Golden Club will always only choose one commission to carry out.

This news is very important to Liang En, because if the Golden Club does not have many people, then the security of his commission from Mr. Scold will increase by more than one level.

After all, Scood's uncle has been missing for more than half a century. In this case, if there were not many members of the Golden Society, Liang En would not be found to be investigating the incident many years ago.

"I think we can take on this task." When Liang En asked his companions for their opinions in the evening, Fan Meng put forward his own point of view.

"After all, our mission this time is not to eliminate the Golden Society, but to investigate a crime that may have been committed by their predecessors decades ago, so the situation is not as dangerous as you think."

"More importantly, I think we can find Mr. Scoud's uncle through other means. There is no need to face the members of the Golden Society. In this way, there will be no danger even if he cannot be found."

"What you said makes sense. I know what to do next." After Fan Meng mentioned this, Liang En finally made up his mind. "Let's rest here for two or three days first, and then go find Mr. Scoud to take over this task."