Starting My Treasure Hunting In England

So in the following time, Professor Jacques and another professor sat next to Liang En and began to record every bit of Liang En's translation of the stone tablet.

The other group of people, with two ancient Greek experts as the core, sat on the other side of the courtyard and quickly translated the ancient Greek inscriptions under the stone tablet.

After 30 minutes, both parties finished the translation and transcribed the translated content on a piece of paper in French, and then handed it to Professor Jacques together.

"Okay, everyone, let's take a look." After reading for a few minutes, Professor Jacques pasted the two pieces of paper on a wooden board behind him and said. "We are witnessing today a moment in history, an extraordinarily important moment in Egyptology."

After listening to what Professor Jacques said, everyone present crowded around the board and looked at the words on it. As a result, they were surprised to find that the contents written on the two pieces of paper were basically the same.

And this also shows one thing, that is, everything Liang En said before is true. He truly deciphered the ancient Egyptian texts through observation, summary and a little bit of luck.

Soon everyone gathered around the two pieces of paper to read them. By the way, after obtaining permission, they uploaded the photos of the stone tablet and the two pieces of paper to their respective social media accounts. Only Sharif, who had been looking for trouble just now, hid his face and ran away against the crowd.

"Look, this is the right way to retaliate against those who discriminate." Liang En pointed at Fan Meng who was running away like a lost dog and said in a low voice in Chinese to Fan Meng next to Sharif.

Now that there is clear evidence, what Sharif did before has suddenly become a recognized practice of deliberately seeking trouble regardless of the facts.

Considering the identity of the scholars in this archaeological team and the importance of this discovery, it is basically certain that Sharif's career in Egyptology is over.

Not to mention that the story of the discovery of this stone monument will most likely spread around the world, and Sharif will also be spread as the villain in the story.

"High, really high!" Fan Meng gave a thumbs up in response and said, "The shrimp and pig heart are at least much better than what people like me can come up with."

This was not the only thing that made Liang En happy. What made him even more happy was that a total of five cards appeared in his mind this time, one of which was a golden card that he had never seen before.

"SSR card, it seems that the historical significance of this stone tablet is far more precious than anything I have ever seen before." The first moment he saw the gold card, Liang En's eyes widened.

Fortunately, at this time, everyone else was focusing on the translation papers, and Fan Meng was standing behind him, so no one noticed the changes on his face.

Soon, Liang En adjusted his mentality. Considering the commotion caused by the use of the [Viking (SR)] card last time, he decided to wait until he was in a stable place before looking at this card.

After all, an SR card can make such a big noise, so a higher-level SSR card will inevitably make more noise. So in order to avoid worrying about it, he decided to endure it and wait until he could see these things in a suitable environment.

After handling these matters, Liang En and Fan Meng continued to translate the unfinished stone tablets very calmly. Of course, Fan Meng mainly helped clean up, while Liang En was the one who translated.

The reason why Liang En was calm was because he had received a valuable enough reward, and in addition, this cultural relic could not belong to him, so he could naturally remain calm.

But others were obviously not as calm as him. After confirming this important discovery, Professor Jacques immediately called the Louvre Museum and the Egyptian authorities so that they could know the news as soon as possible.

So starting from noon, this remote little castle suddenly became lively. The small square that usually only houses some surrounding villagers and fishermen is now filled with all kinds of vehicles.

The big shots who had never set foot here came here one by one. In addition to the cultural relics management personnel of the Egyptian headquarters, there are also personnel from the French and Irish embassies in Egypt.

After they heard about the importance of this unearthed cultural relic and the news that the ancient Egyptian script had been deciphered, they all came to express their concerns. What made Liang En feel a little unexpected was that the Ambassador of the Irish Embassy actually came over in person.

"Nice to meet you." Because Liang En was the only pure East Asian present, the ambassador who looked to be in his forties quickly came over and shook hands with Liang En.

"I really didn't expect that the scholars who found such an important cultural relic and deciphered its contents were actually Irish people. This is probably the greatest contribution that Irish people have made in archaeology."

As he said this, the ambassador was so excited that his eyes were red. Although this was part of a performance, there was also a lot of sincerity in it.

On the one hand, in European tradition Ireland is regarded as the intellectual depression of Europe. Even in the famous British drama "Yes Minister", the IQ of the Irish has become a famous meme.

So even though an Irishman like Liang En, who didn't look like an Irishman at all, had made such achievements in history and archeology, the ambassador still felt honored.

On the other hand, for the Irish ambassador to Egypt, he basically has nothing to do except for daily diplomatic affairs and occasionally solving some problems for Irish expatriates or tourists.

So after hearing that an Irishman had deciphered the secrets of ancient Egyptian, he immediately asked his driver to drive him here to gain attention.

"When we negotiate later, we will stand firmly behind you." Of course, building a sense of presence can't just be empty words, so the ambassador quickly revealed another goal of his visit.

"Although we are a small country, we are no worse than those big countries in safeguarding the interests of our citizens. Therefore, all members of our embassy will try their best to fight for you in the subsequent negotiations to get the benefits you deserve - —”

As a professional diplomat, the ambassador obviously realized that compared with Egypt and the Louvre Museum, individuals like Liang En were too weak, so he also seized the areas where Liang En needed him most and provided him with them. s help.

In the next few days, a large group of reporters came to interview Liang En. Liang En would call the ambassador named Beckett during every interview.

This is naturally a mutually beneficial approach. After all, apart from professional academic issues, Liang En is not very good at dealing with reporters. And this ambassador happened to be good at this thing, and took this opportunity to come out to show his face.

"The person who just interviewed you was actually The Times. It seems that my choice to work for you at that time was probably the wisest decision I made since I chose to join the Foreign Legion."

Fan Meng, who was acting as a bodyguard at the door, walked into the room after everyone else was gone, and then said to Liang En.

"Don't mention it, I have done nothing else this week, just deal with the media." Liang En said helplessly, shaking his head. "More importantly, there is no pay for this job."

"I think being famous is much more important than making money." Fan Meng shrugged and said, "Also, if there are no accidents, these things will be over by the weekend in three days, and we can complete it. The work here is back home.”

"That would be great." Liang En had a smile on his face. Seriously, these reporters are causing more trouble than the environment and the workload combined.

If it weren't for the help of the professional diplomats who came with their own food, Liang En felt that he might have messed up these things.