Treasure hunt begins in England

Chapter 301 Come to an end
Although they said they wanted to take a good rest for a while, they still devoted themselves to work early the next morning, because Mrs. Nell brought several people over to hand over the items to them.

"Thank you so much for donating these computers to the school. If it weren't for you, it would take a long time before we could add these new teaching aids to the school." While counting, Mrs. Nell held Liang En hand said.

After all, all kinds of materials are scarce for this school run by the strength of the ethnic group, so such a small donation is very important to them.

And when all these things were counted, Liang En and the four of them followed Mrs. Nell to the ranch where they lived last time to prepare for a rest, and discuss the recent things by the way.

"I plan to pack the things you brought this time with the gold coins last time and contact the auction together. After all, these things were all found in San Francisco." After sitting down in the room, Mrs. Nell said.

"It's all up to you to arrange. After all, we are not very good at this." Liang En asked with a smile. "By the way, how is Mr. Nell's recovery?"

"Thank you for your concern. My son's wound is healing now, and his clerk has been rescued, and there will be no sequelae, so the situation over there should be good." Mrs. Nell nodded.

"The good news these days is that the police have arrested the murderers through the prisoners we captured, and they know the reason for the robbery."

I heard that now that they understood the reason for the actions of the group of extrajudicial lunatics, Liang En and the others immediately cheered up, because when they talked about these things before, the most puzzling thing was how did this group of people know that even A holy place that the aborigines don't even know about.

According to Mrs. Nell, one of the leaders of this criminal gang is a descendant of the American officer who attacked the aborigines. During the attack, the officer learned of the existence of the Holy Land through torture and seizure of trophies. .

It's just that this person attacked the Spear Tribe back then, and it was another group of American troops who attacked the Otter Tribe.Therefore, in order to monopolize the wealth, this officer did not dare to ask other people at all, so he could only search for it by himself.

But let's be honest, it's not easy for a person to find something that doesn't even know what it looks like without attracting the attention of others.

After all, even the allied tribes don't know about these things. For the people of the Spear tribe, at most they know that the otter tribe will draw this information on a thing with an otter mark, but they definitely don't know what it is.

As a result, the American military officer thought he had found a great treasure, but he never found any clues throughout his life, and finally he could only pass it on to future generations in an aggrieved diary.

It may be inherited by blood, so there are many thieves, robbers or tomb robbers among his descendants.It is also because of this job that only after becoming the leader of the criminal group learned the news of the pipe auction.

However, as a cultural relic thief, the other party naturally knew Mr. Nell's identity and family property, so he didn't compete for it at the auction, but chose to find the person in charge of the wet work to grab it directly afterwards.

"These people doing wet work are the few people who were trapped in the cave because of the landslide. In the past few years, this group of people has excavated many cemeteries belonging to the aborigines and robbed a lot of wealth."

Having said that, Mrs. Nell showed an angry expression.

"They destroyed sacred burial grounds, desecrated our gods and took away so much of our history that many tribes have banded together to hunt them down."

"It's just because this group of people cunningly found our loopholes every time before the robbery, so before that, we even only had the appearance information of less than half of them."

"Then it seems that we are lucky this time." Liang En subconsciously raised his eyebrows and said. "Not only caught the bandits who were spying on our holy land, but also helped other people solve a series of cases by the way."

"Yes, so this time our gains are much greater than before." Mrs. Nell also showed a smile on her face. "At least for now, the Cherokee people in the south must admit that we are stronger than them in this regard."

Historically, the reason why this group of aborigines retreated repeatedly in the face of those European colonists was that apart from being inferior in technical conditions, the most important thing was that they were not united.

These aborigines often have great conflicts between tribes and tribes, and between ethnic groups, and some even have blood feuds between generations.

So those European colonists were able to easily provoke the relationship between them, and then take the opportunity to obtain various benefits and expand rapidly in this land.

This also led to the fact that when the aborigines realized that these outsiders would completely take away their homes and kill them, they discovered that the group of outsiders had become an invincible behemoth.

Although they are now collectively expelled by the Americans to the barren west, and many past hatreds have disappeared, there are still various chains of contempt between tribes and between ethnic groups.

However, catching the thieves this time made the otter tribe and even the Goshuit Indians feel very proud, because the tribes didn't even know who the thieves were before, but they caught the thieves.

"Yes, our luck is indeed good. Of course, this should also be the blessing of the spirits of our ancestors." Liang En said with a smile. "Hopefully our luck will continue to be this good."

In the next three days, Liang En made a special trip to that school to hold a short computer donation ceremony, and at the same time delivered an equally short speech encouraging everyone to study hard.

Although Liang En always thought that he was just an ordinary person with better luck, in the eyes of others, he was regarded as a young and promising scholar.

Fortunately, although he didn't have much experience in giving speeches before, he had heard quite a few of these kinds of speeches in his previous life, so he was finally able to cope with it without embarrassing himself.

"How do you feel?" After Liang En got off the stage, Pierce gently nudged Liang En with his elbow and asked. "I have never given a speech to everyone before. It should be a great feeling to be admired by everyone."

"What worship? Don't be kidding. We had a lot of lectures like this when we were in college. Don't tell me you listen carefully every time." Liang En said with a smile.

After all, they have just left the campus not long ago, so they are naturally very clear about the attitude of the students when facing this kind of speech. At least they were fishing for fish in many cases when facing this kind of speech.

"That's right, I remember that except for those people or content I was interested in, I dozed off or thought about my own things during most of the speeches." Pierce was stunned for a moment, and then smiled.

After the end of the donation, they waited for two more days to arrange the future auction work, and then boarded the plane back to Ireland under the farewell of the group of aboriginal elders and wizards.

(End of this chapter)