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After understanding the content of this stone tablet, heavy security was immediately placed around the RV. The entire scientific expedition team even became nervous, which affected the excavation work.

Before the arrival of the Egyptian professionals, apart from Liang En and the other three who stayed in the car in shifts, there were also two security personnel outside who had been keeping vigilance. After all, such an item was too precious, so the security did not dare to relax.

Taking advantage of this period of time, Liang En began to study the front of the stone tablet, which was the content of Imhotep's handwriting, and tried to translate it.

Although this place uses the ancient Egyptian monk script that has been deciphered, because the entire history of ancient Egypt lasted for thousands of years, the characters have naturally undergone certain changes, and it is still difficult to decipher.

Fortunately, Liang En had already mastered the rules of this kind of writing, so he used the skill [Cryptotext Cracking (R)] to translate all the words on the front of the stele bit by bit before the Egyptian personnel arrived.

The text on the front is actually a simple mining guide, which mainly talks about how to dig in rocks, how to find veins to dig out ore, and how to recognize the precursors of danger.

In addition, there is a series of prayer-like words at both the beginning and the end of the article, which include prayers for safe mining and for more gems to be found in the mines.

In short, the front of the stele, as stated on the back, is a pure guide to mining ore, which is of certain value for studying how mines were mined in the Early Dynasty of ancient Egypt.

Of course, the most valuable part is that this stone tablet comes from Imhotep's handwriting, which can be said to have filled one of the most important gaps in the archaeological history of ancient Egypt.

After finishing the translation, five cards appeared in Liang En's mind. Perhaps because this is a cultural relic related to the legend, this time he obtained seven black cards, two bronze cards and one silver card.

These cards did not just come from the stone tablet itself. Liang En was certain that part of them came from the discovery of this ancient turquoise mine.

Because on the side where Imhotep's handwriting is, the name of this mine is clearly written: Monarch Mine. This place name is the name of ancient Egypt in history, and even the name of mankind's first turquoise mine.

In other words, not only is the stone tablet discovered now extremely precious, but the information recorded above completely confirms that the current turquoise mine is the oldest turquoise mine in mankind that originally belonged to the pharaoh of ancient Egypt.

Among the seven black cards, there are four [Legendary Power (N)] cards. Obviously this is because what he found is closer to myths and legends. The other three are respectively one [Detection (N)] and two [Identification (N)].

The two bronze cards include one [Detection (R)] and one [Repair (R)]. Considering what he has mastered this time, Liang En feels that these two cards should be two discoveries each. One piece.

As for the last one [Imhotep (SR)], it goes without saying. After all, this golden stone tablet is the handwriting of Imhotep, which can be regarded as a real holy object, so it is revealed that this level The cards are not that weird.

It can even be said that if it weren't for the fact that Imhotep lived so long ago, and the ancient Egyptian civilization has been completely lost so that only a few people know about this person now, then the level of this card is likely to be improved.

After all, Liang En's current power comes from the conversion of information that has been passed down in legends and memories for thousands of years. Therefore, for this lost civilization, the power that can be converted will naturally be less.

However, the name of this card made Liang En feel that he might have underestimated the importance of this stone tablet, because under normal circumstances it is difficult for a stone tablet to point directly to the person who wrote the stone tablet.

Therefore, he felt that this stone tablet was probably one of the only relics of Imhotep in the world, which is why there were cards with such obvious directions.

[Imhotep (SR), as the only being in ancient Egypt who became a god from a human, Imhotep mastered a lot of knowledge and made many achievements, and also left a large number of legends.

For historical explorers, it is natural to convert these legendary massive information distributed in the long river of history into some power of their own.

Strengthening card (one-time use), effect 1: After using this card, the user will permanently master the knowledge about Imhotep in history.

Although this knowledge is very outdated today, it can even be said to have no substantial value at all. But it can open a window into ancient Egyptian civilization.

Effect 2: The user can obtain a permanent bonus after using the card, so that all medical-related cards in the user's possession will be strengthened by one level when used.

Note that there will be a lot of information infusion when obtaining that knowledge, so the user is best to find a safe place to anchor himself before using this card. 】

"What a great harvest." After looking at the information on this card, Liang En nodded with satisfaction, because at least some of the things on this card are definitely very practical.

So on the last night before the Egyptian personnel arrived, Liang En, who was resting on the floor of the laboratory, used this card. As the card disappeared, a large amount of knowledge entered Liang En's mind.

The whole process felt much easier than the first time he strengthened it. He just felt as if a spring appeared in his mind and was pouring water into his brain.

Fortunately, just when he started to feel a little bloated, this strengthening session ended. After opening his eyes and looking at it, the watch hanging in the carriage confirmed that only half an hour had passed. Liang En began to check what he had obtained before.

The acquisition of knowledge is slightly disappointing, because most of this knowledge, except for the pronunciation and cognition of ancient Egyptian, is the kind that looks good but is actually useless.

For example, how to build a pyramid, how to observe the signs of mine collapse, how to perform appropriate sacrificial rituals to an ancient Egyptian god, what incantations to recite when treating patients and how to make a mummy from scratch.

Liang En can be regarded as a historian now, so this knowledge that is not needed at all in modern society can exist as his historical reserve, and it is also convenient for him to write his thesis.

At least each of these pieces of knowledge can be used to write one or even several papers, because compared to other historians who need to restore the historical truth bit by bit from scattered cultural relics, Liang En’s approach of knowing the answer and deducing the process More than an order of magnitude simpler.

In addition, he also felt that his [Potion Manufacturing (R)] card had been strengthened by the new skill. If he made another potion, the effect of the potion would be approximately 1/5 higher than before.

After checking the strengthening situation, Liang En was very satisfied with his gains this time, so he quickly fell asleep with satisfaction. It was not until noon the next day that the Egyptian archaeologists arrived belatedly.