Starting My Treasure Hunting In England

Going to give a speech at his alma mater consumed a lot of Liang En's energy. After finishing his work and taking a two-day break to reply, he unexpectedly received a call from Golden Dawn one morning.

"What do you mean, let me lead a team to send a group of cultural relics lost by Indians to India and return them to them?" After hearing what President Charles said on the phone, Liang En nodded slightly and asked. "When should I leave?"

Although the Golden Dawn collects various ancient artifacts, it still follows legal principles. This can be regarded as a custom that the entire organization has adhered to from the beginning.

The reason for this custom is that as occult researchers, members of the Golden Dawn firmly believe that human luck is very balanced.

In other words, they believe that everything they do will be recorded and placed on a certain balance. In order to get good luck, they must find ways to accumulate luck before then.

Therefore, the members of the Golden Dawn usually do some charity work and return the illegal artifacts they find. Of course, they will definitely study the artifacts as a whole and leave records before delivering them. This is the only thing the Golden Dawn gets.

Interestingly, things are indeed as they said before. Since the establishment of this rule, for the members of the Golden Dawn, everyone's luck seems to have suddenly improved.

In fact, this is a very reasonable thing. After all, when you express goodwill to those countries by returning items, those countries will also return goodwill.

In an era where exchanges between countries are far greater than at any time in the past, this kind of goodwill will naturally bring various benefits, thereby promoting overall development.

Therefore, throughout the Golden Dawn, this kind of return mission is naturally regarded as a welfare, and it is the best channel for new members to gain access to the internal resources of the Golden Dawn organization.

Liang En is very satisfied with such a task, because he really hopes to find a place to have a good time now.

"Remember, after getting off the plane, try to eat as little local food as possible even in the hotel. At the same time, don't eat anything once you leave the hotel." Fan Meng showed a frightened expression.

"This is partly due to hygiene issues. Hot and humid places like this are prone to breed various microorganisms, and the hygiene habits of some Indians are really bad."

"On the other hand, Indians are accustomed to adding a lot of irritating spices to food. At the same time, our stomachs are not suitable for various local products. The combination of the two will naturally lead to severe diarrhea after eating."

These lessons can be said to be the personal experience of Fan Meng's former comrades. A professionally trained soldier almost couldn't stand up because he defecated on the toilet that day after eating street food.

"Okay, I will pay attention to food safety." Liang En nodded seriously. He had heard about the unreliability of Indian food in his previous life, so naturally he would not touch mine at this time.

A few hours later, the plane landed at Mumbai Dubai International Airport. Of course, this was not because the Dubai tycoons bought the naming rights of the airport. After all, Indians are not that poor yet.

The reason why this place was named is because in the 17th century in history, there was a Maratha emperor in this land in India called Bombay Dubai. That was his name, but to the Chinese people, this was The name is confusing.

This is also the name after the name change. Previously, this airport was called Saha International Airport, but the strange thing is that the domestic flight side is called Santa Cruz Airport. The two terminals are 5km apart but have different names.

As soon as I got off the plane, a heat wave hit me. Unlike Europe where it was almost winter, the feeling here in India was still like summer. What was even worse was that it was hot and humid because of the seaside. Just a few minutes after getting off the plane, several people felt like they were all covered with fever. Sweat.

After walking a few steps among the crowd, the situation became even worse. The smell of curry mixed with the smell of sweat hit his face. This made Liang En feel a little bit regretful about the strengthening of his body for the first time.

After getting off the plane, there were already people waiting on the tarmac. After all, this is not the first cultural relic return operation of the Golden Dawn, so the local officials can be considered familiar with this kind of reception work.

Because they were carrying several boxes of cultural relics, Liang En and the others did not enter the country through normal channels. Instead, they went through various entry procedures directly through the reception officials of the other party.

Because of this reason, a series of procedures are completed very quickly, which even makes people feel that this is not the kind of India that is famous for all kinds of delays.

After completing a series of tasks such as inventory and customs clearance, several people got on the Land Rover sent by India. For Indians, since the Tata Group bought the Land Rover brand, they regard Land Rover as the pride of their country. Naturally, A Land Rover would be the first choice for this kind of international hospitality job.

Liang En had only learned about traffic in India through the Internet. For example, there were people hanging on the side of the car and people standing on the roof. Another example was that there was no air conditioning in summer, so at most, a little cold water was sprinkled on it.

But now he realizes that those things are only a very one-sided part. After all, India is one of the countries with the largest gap between rich and poor in the world. There are also top-notch means of transportation that have such terrible means of transportation.

As the largest city in India, Mumbai is naturally the best example of India to the outside world: it has the most luxurious private residences in the world, as well as the largest slums in the world;

There are seaside boulevards in wealthy areas, as well as hand-made laundry facilities that can accommodate thousands of workers. It is a hodgepodge of various religions, and it was also the place with the deepest degree of colonization after the British set foot on this land. It is the world's largest textile export port.

Mumbai Airport is located in the north of the city. Because the noise of aircraft makes the area around the airport unfit for human habitation, the area around the airport is part of the famous Mumbai slums.

From the airport to the city, cars drive through slums. Traffic jams, sacred cows running rampant, sanitation in a mess, and beggars blocking the road asking for money... It can be said that this is the place that best fits people's stereotypes of India.

"At least in my mind, India is a very wealthy place." Looking at the mess outside, Joan sighed and said, "Now it seems that I feel very disappointed."

Before Joan of Arc came, she had some unrealistic hopes for Indians. After all, China, also an ancient civilization, was in good condition, which gave her other ideas about India.

You must know that China is not very good in Western propaganda, so Joan of Arc always thought that India's international image was slandered by the West, but now it seems that the Western media should beautify India.

Taking the simplest traffic problem, the overloading of transportation in India has reached a very frightening level, so much so that it is more like a sideshow to ordinary people in other countries.

For example, when they were driving to the city, they saw many obviously overloaded vehicles passing by.