Treasure hunt begins in England

Chapter 478 Thule Association
The Golden Dawn has a lot of information about the Thule Association, mainly because both sides are studying the power of mysticism, but the problem is that the basic theories of the two sides can be said to be completely different, so there have been many conflicts before.

This kind of conflict is not the kind of simple conflict that many people imagined. At least according to the internal data of Golden Dawn, both sides in the previous conflict had casualties.

Of course, the casualties here mainly refer to the front-line staff of both sides, rather than internal core personnel like Liang En, but even so, it can be seen how the specific relationship between the two parties is.

It is also for this reason that there is a lot of information about the Thule Association on the Golden Dawn, so Liang En just said that, and the Golden Dawn sent more than 20 g of information about the Thule Association.

At the same time, Golden Dawn also told Liang En not to worry about any problems the organization would bring to the organization due to the enmity with the Thule Association. Anyway, the two sides already had a deep hatred, so a little more hatred would not affect anything.

The Golden Dawn is not shy about turning this information over to the police, and even encourages it.Because in their opinion, being able to use other people's hands to clean up this group of enemies is definitely better than going into battle naked.

"You mean this is an organization created by the remnants of Spicy and Crunchy?" After obtaining approval, Liang En immediately sent the information to Officer Burke, and then told him his guess.

Officer Burke attaches great importance to this guess, because his guess can open a new direction for the police to the investigation that has now fallen into a dead end.

"Well, I will pass the information to our headquarters now. We couldn't find any traces of each other when we had no clues before, but now I think we should be able to find traces of each other."

"Then I wish you all the best!" Liang En said with a smile, then walked out of the hotel gate with Officer Burke, and then watched him drive away.

For Police Officer Burke, this new information is very important, so he must now go to the Interpol branch in Greece to pass on this information as soon as possible.

Because of the end of the exhibition, Pierce flew back to England with a lot of luggage the next day, while Liang En stayed in Athens with Joan of Arc and Fan Meng.

This was something he had discussed with Police Officer Burke before, because the police seemed to have gained something after Liang En reminded them before, so the police called and asked Liang En to stay for a few days to provide them with some help.

Fortunately, these few days were not wasted. Liang En and the three of them also took this opportunity to take a good tour of Athens. As the capital of Greece and a tourist city, this city has too many places to visit.

Whether it is the magnificent Acropolis, Syntagma Square, or the Plaka district full of local customs, Liang En and the others feel that it is worthwhile to stay here for a few days.

What surprised them the most was the National Archaeological Museum of Athens. As soon as they entered the door, they saw an exhibition of Cretan cultural relics written on a huge poster on one side of the hall.

These cultural relics were excavated from the Minoan palace discovered by Liang En. Although the plan is to build a museum next to the ruins to store these cultural relics in situ, the cultural relics will be temporarily stored in Athens before the construction of the museum.

This is mainly because the various facilities and equipment in other places in Greece are not very comprehensive, and the overall security is also relatively suspicious.Therefore, out of consideration for the protection of cultural relics, everyone decided to store the cultural relics in this national museum first.

Because many cultural relics have been excavated and restored, the National Museum simply held a long-term temporary exhibition, and right at the exhibition hall, Liang En saw a large bust photo of himself posted there.

The reason why the Greeks did this was because Liang En was not only the discoverer of the ruins, but also proactively notified the Greek archaeological department in the first place to avoid the loss of cultural relics.

Although the Greek side really can't spend much money to commend this behavior, but whether it is the business environment or positive publicity, it has definitely worked hard, at least it will not make Liang En feel that he has been underestimated.

However, this also caused Liang En to be recognized by tourists just after walking around for a while, and they sent requests for group photos and autographs to him, and then attracted the attention of the museum because of the gathering of people.

As a result, half an hour later, the museum held a small publicity meeting at the entrance of the exhibition hall, and Liang En also delivered a short speech at the same time.

As for the content of the speech, it must be related to archeology and history. On the one hand, Liang En talked about the importance of archeology and history to human beings, and on the other hand, he severely criticized various illegal cultural relics theft and trading.

In particular, the latter point was specifically requested by the curator of the museum, because Greece is an ancient civilization, but it is also a relatively poor country in Europe, so it can be regarded as the hardest hit area for the loss of cultural relics even in the world.

Liang En recognized this very much. On the one hand, as a Chinese, the history of China made him hate this kind of behavior of stealing or plundering cultural relics.

On the other hand, if Liang En dug up cultural relics, he would get cards for the new discovery, but if he was dug up by tomb robbers, he would get nothing.

And when they returned from the museum, they found that Officer Burke was already waiting at the door of their hotel.After Jane said hello, several people returned to the room together, and then the police officer took out some documents from the briefcase and handed them to Liang En.

"Thanks to your reminder, we obtained part of the information from the local police department in charge of cults and dangerous organizations, and then raided a stronghold of the Thule Association in Athens."

After watching Liang En open the folder to check the files copied from the police station, Officer Burke began to talk about the police's actions after receiving the information provided by Liang En a few days ago.

"During the raid, the other party attacked the police with guns. Fortunately, the police who attacked at that time were the police's special anti-terrorism team, so they only paid the price of two policemen being injured and killed two resisters and captured the other. At the same time, a lot of materials that were not destroyed in time were seized."

"We can confirm that one of the two people who were shot dead while resisting arrest was the murderer who committed the murder in the hotel before, and we also know that the murderer of the other party was to erase the traces of some transactions between the Thule Association and the Gold Association and obtain something. "

"But I don't think you guys know what it is now—" Liang En, who had read through the documents, raised his head, then closed the folder in his hand and said. "That's why you came to me now."

"Yes, we are still a step late. That thing has been taken away by a courier from the Thule Association a few hours in advance." Officer Burke said with a sigh.

"We interrogated the prisoners and learned that the thing was a folder, which should be the information collected by the British government in the National Archives, but we don't know the number of the folder, and the British National Archives did not admit that they had lost the file—"

"Leave this to me." Liang En raised his right hand as a gesture, and then went to the balcony to contact those people from Golden Dawn. After all, it is more convenient to investigate this in their capacity.

(End of this chapter)