The Righteous Player(s)

  Chapter 1022 Isaac’s Childhood

  The ending of that person naturally does not need to be repeated.

  Amidst people’s snickers and ridicules, after being beaten up for life, they hung behind the horse and dragged them back - all the way they let out a howling like a tenor.

  It is estimated that there should be no way to go back alive.

  Even if it can be dragged back to the door of the gambling stall, I am afraid it will only have a breath left.

  The pool of blood on the ground will naturally not be cleaned up. This also seems to prove from the side where the blood here comes from.

  And Annan and Isaac walked on the street normally—on the way to the Temple of Yaon.

Annan couldn't help but asked, "Have you seen this kind of person before?"

  He always felt that Isaac’s reaction was a little strange.

  It's more like the feeling of looking at someone who has offended you before is unlucky than watching on the sidelines.

  But obviously, Isaac could not have known the middle-aged man.

  Because Isaac was an "ancient man" more than a hundred years ago.

  He is a member of the Flamel family again, and his background can be said to be quite good, so he shouldn't be involved in the gambling stall.

   "No, I thought of another thing."

  Isaac shook his head slightly, seeming to be plunged into memories.

  Following his movements, the metal geometric patterns hung on his body clinked and made a crisp sound like a wind chime.

   And Annan just turned his head to look at Isaac, and said nothing about it.

  After a while, Isaac slowly said, "Do you know what, Your Majesty...Danny Sawyer, probably the only area in the world where there are still slaves."

   "When I was a kid, I was... almost sold as a slave."

   "...Aren't you a Flamel?"

  This surprised Annan.

  In any case, as the half-elf survivors with the blood of the elves, the Flamel clan who controls the jade tower, should...not be sold to the gambling stall, right?

   "Well, it's because I'm a Flamel."

Isaac sighed: "I don't know if there is any such record left now... My father died very early, before I was born, he died. And his name is also Isa K-Or, I am called Isaac because my mother named me my father.

  "It is said that my eyebrows are very similar to those of my father. The emerald green pupils are proof of the blood of the elves. My hair color is inherited from my mother.

"My mother is illiterate, and she was able to raise me until three or four years old because my father's brother kept sending money. When I was three or four years old, she remarried to her childhood sweetheart... Naturally, she His last name will no longer be Flamel.

"It's nothing in itself. But my uncle came in person and claimed that Flammel is a noble surname. It is not to be profanity, let alone exodus-because neither my mother nor my stepfather has any formal jobs, so they Did not dare to resist my uncle.

  "So this strange situation formed: I have different surnames from my mother and ‘father’.

"My stepfather is obviously not very happy about this. He and my mother soon have new children...that is, my two younger brothers and a younger sister. They have the same surnames, but I am a Heterogeneous."

  Isaac said calmly, “Of course, because my uncle who doesn’t even remember what he looks like, he pays a lot of money every month... So my mother and stepfather still don’t have any formal jobs.

  "But they also knew that the money would be less and less to spend. So they borrowed some money and contracted a small farm, mainly to grow orange trees.

"In Denison, this is a business that can only be carried out by people with a bit of money, and it can also be regarded as a businessperson-not a fruit grower, but a fruit merchant. It only takes about twelve years to repay all the borrowed money. Tangerines have always been a very popular fruit, and there is no worries about sales.

  "The turning point of things came from the year of my thirteenth birthday...My uncle who gave money on time every month died."

  Isaac said, with the same indifferent smile on his face: “Of course, they didn’t know about it until a few months later. At the beginning, it was just that the money did not come at the agreed time.

  "My stepfather wrote to question, but did not get a reply immediately. He cursed me because he had to repay a portion of the large sum of money he borrowed every month, and their family never kept any deposits.

"I didn’t study at the Wizard Tower, but at Dennisoah Theological Seminary. My grades were very good, and I was always number one at the same level. If nothing happened, I thought I would have become A mathematician."

   "...Mathematics?"

  Annan raised his brows in surprise: "Have you studied mathematics?"

  At first, he just thought it was just a duplicate name.

  But after hearing Isaac’s own account, Annan realized that...It’s probably not just a problem of heavy names.

"Yes it is."

  Isaac nodded, explaining in detail. "I’ve been studying at Denizoya Theological Seminary since I was eight years old. This is a school run by Yaon Church. As long as you graduate from it, you can get a job in the church unconditionally, and your monthly salary can be at least There is a banknote. So even if the tuition is more expensive... but if you can get in, you will definitely try to squeeze in."

  "Aren't the church schools free?"

  Annan was a little surprised.

  He remembered that on Noah’s side, the mission school allowed anyone to enter—it’s just that the entrance exam was more difficult.

  Isaac shook his head: "Only Noah’s church school is free...except for your Winter Principality."

  ——Because there is no church school in Winter.

  Annan knew what Isaac wanted to say.

And Isaac just sighed, remembering, and whispering: "I remember that the church school in Noah's church pays the tuition. As long as he can pass the entrance exam and abide by the school's rules and disciplines. , You can get free admission and accommodation, and even get a food subsidy.

"But in Denizoya, Javon's seminary is not so easy to enter-if there is no noble blood, a letter of recommendation from the priest is needed to prove that this is indeed a'smart and obedient' child. In this sense, it is actually a noble school.

"When we entered school at the age of seven or eight, we would be judged directly by Yaweng’s magical skills [Qualification Appraisal] and divided into different faculties. However, this qualification appraisal form will not be shown directly to students. .

"In Denizoya Theological Seminary, the art department has the highest status... The entrance examination is also the most demanding. In addition to the artistic qualifications, a certain level of foundation is required, otherwise it will not be able to keep up with the courses after admission~www .wuxiaspot.com~Aristocratic students without artistic talents can only enter other majors.

"But even in the Department of Mathematics, we still have to practice the most basic chorus, drawing and handicraft. Our rulers and compasses are all made by ourselves. I still remember that the final exam when I was twelve years old was an imitation. , Copy an architectural drawing of the clock tower. You are right, Your Majesty. We also have to learn sculpture and architecture... At the age of eleven or twelve, we have to learn the force equation of architecture.

"Of course, if the academic performance is good enough, you can still get a scholarship. I have always had the best academic performance in the same year, and I have a clear speech and good singing-this is a good plus point. I was selected Joined the chant team of our department, so I got another sponsorship.

"In the second year of enrollment, I used a scholarship to deduct 80% of the tuition fee; and in the third year of enrollment, not only did I earn back all the tuition fees, but I even had five or six gold coins left — half of the money. , Was secretly hidden by me to buy some books or something; the rest was taken away by my stepfather.

  "Shortly after my thirteenth birthday, it was the school day. Because my uncle had never paid, so my tuition, scholarship... were taken away by him."

  Isaac said calmly, as if telling other people’s stories: "So, I dropped out of school because of this."

  (End of this chapter)