Starting My Treasure Hunting In England

"It seems that we may have to live a prudent life until the end of the year." Liang En said to Joan of Arc after discovering that he only had more than 20,000 euros left in his mobile funds.

In fact, he usually likes to prepare hundreds of thousands of euros in cash to use as mobile funds, so now that the mobile funds are basically empty, he suddenly feels a lot less safe.

But then again, this investment opportunity is really great, because everyone knows how stable and profitable the basic livelihood industries such as water, electricity and gas are. If you miss this opportunity, you will not know what will happen next time. There will be another time.

"It's okay, I can only eat one meal a day." Joan of Arc said with a smile. "You know when I was in the war I only had one meal for two days -"

"Uh - Jeanne, thank you very much for your kindness, but in fact we are not short of money to this extent." After hearing what Jeanne said, Liang En felt a little moved. "It's okay for daily use, but you have to think about it if you want to hunt for treasures."

Treasure hunting and exploration cost money, but how much you spend is definitely an unreasonable thing. Sometimes the cost can be very cheap, but sometimes it is very expensive.

For example, today, just a toll is enough, and it doesn’t cost much to dig things out manually. But if the things are on the seabed, the excavation price will immediately rise to 100,000 euros.

"Mr. Liang, are you free in the next time?" Just when Liang En was still thinking about how he could get some money recently, Mr. Scord in front of him suddenly asked.

"I have a lot of free time recently, what can I do?" Liang En immediately became excited when he heard what the other party said.

Because he knew that Mr. Scord was in a semi-reclusive state and spent most of his time on exploration, the search for him was most likely related to exploration.

And when Mr. Scood opened his mouth to tell the story, Liang En found that it was the same as what he had guessed before. Mr. Scood's visit to him this time was indeed related to an expedition.

"I plan to buy a private museum in Prague, and the price the other party wants is not cheap." Mr. Skold said with a serious face, "I hope you can help me see where I can get the other party to lower the price."

For this kind of transaction, Skold will naturally find professionals to identify the cultural relics in the museum, but he also hopes to get advice from friends who are good at this field for comparison.

Just like Liang En's previous approach of referring to the opinions of professionals and friends when investing, after all, when you have to spend your own money, it is better to consult a few more people than to only listen to one person's opinion.

Although there is also a view that listening to too much information affects the brain's judgment and is not conducive to making correct decisions, but in fields that are not their own expertise, people often do not know whose advice is more correct.

Therefore, it is better to listen to advice from different sources than to listen to one person's advice. At least you will have less chance of being cheated.

The main purpose of this job was to visit and provide valuable suggestions. The remuneration prepared by Scood for Liang En was 10,000 euros after tax, which is considered to be a relatively high remuneration price for this type of work.

And due to the many previous cooperation between the two parties, Liang En also received an additional benefit; Scood would pay for the food and accommodation in Prague for three people for ten days.

Considering that the target location is a folk museum, the entire area is not large, and the number and types of cultural relics stored in the museum are not large. Therefore, this work is estimated to be able to go through the entire museum in 5 to 6 days.

In other words, after they only need to spend five or six days to get these things done, Liang En and the others will be able to enjoy nearly a week's trip to Prague, the Czech capital, and nearby areas with subsidized food and accommodation.

Naturally, Liang En would not refuse such a good thing, so he agreed to Skod's invitation and made an appointment for everyone to meet at the airport near Dublin three days later, and then take Skod's private plane directly to Prague.

"Okay, we should go back and prepare." After bidding farewell to Mr. Scold, Liang En said to Joan of Arc, "In three days, we can go to Prague for a walk."

After determining the next goal, the two people quickly returned to the hotel to pack up, took their luggage and went straight to the airport. In the duty-free shop at the airport, Liang En spent 125 euros to buy three sparkling large sizes. Metal fruit basket.

"Those three little guys asked you for something again?" He watched Liang En weave the three numbers into a beautiful metal fruit basket with multiple colors of crystal glass embedded in it and asked him to pack it up and send it to the shipping office. Finally, Joan of Arc asked.

"Yes, this is what I promised them. After all, they have been doing outdoor activities in Edinburgh during this period. It is considered a hard work for them, so it is appropriate to buy them some small gifts." Liang En nodded and said.

In addition to preparing gifts for his own raven, Liang En also bought gifts for his parents, including a Dala wooden horse, several pieces of Nordic-style silver jewelry, and several packages of chocolates.

This can be considered a routine operation. Every time Liang En wants to travel to a new place, he always brings some local specialties as gifts to his parents, which can be regarded as souvenirs of the trip.

In the next few hours, they took a plane to Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, to pick up the raven, and then reversed the plane and returned directly to Dublin.

For Liang En and the others, this trip can be said to be very fruitful. In addition to successfully winning the competition, finding the secret documents of the Templars can be regarded as a huge gain.

Although the Knights Templar were only a very unimportant part of the entire history of mankind, the Knights Templar suddenly became a household name in the entire European and American world due to various cultural products in modern times.

For example, the famous Assassin's Creed series of games, or best-selling novels such as "The Da Vinci Code", the Knights Templar are all indispensable elements.

Although the Knights Templar are often behind the scenes in these stories or games, the popularity of the villains nowadays is often not low, and may even exceed the popularity of the protagonists of the works.

Therefore, after a series of information about the Knights Templar is compiled and made public this time, it should be able to trigger a new wave of enthusiasm related to the Knights Templar in the entire Western world.

As the discoverer of these important documents, Liang En believed that he could definitely gain a reputation and take his reputation to the next level.

. Although cracking ancient Egyptian writing and discovering Viking relics gave Liang En a lot of fame, these fame were mainly concentrated among professionals, and for ordinary people, these combined were not as famous as the Knights Templar.

Unlike the tomb robbers in the black area and the diggers in the gray area, simple adventurers and historians like Liang En naturally have a need for fame.

Compared with the first two types of people who died in the face of the light, reputation is the best key and talisman for people like Liang En.

To give the simplest example, one of the most important reasons why Liang En was able to successfully search for information that was not open to the public this time when he went to the Masonic Museum was that it had a recognized academic status.

Therefore, this discovery is indeed very valuable to Liang En and can benefit his career.