Treasure hunt begins in England

Chapter 677 Goal
Father Ben Moller's sudden fall startled Liang En, but after he quickly calmed down, Liang En felt that this incident was not without warning.After all, the priest is already a little old, and he was not in good health after trekking in the wild before.

Therefore, it is not incomprehensible to suddenly get agitated and fall ill in winter, when the cardiovascular system itself is very fragile.

Just as Liang En was thinking about this matter, Father Ben Moller actually endured the pain and stood up, then grabbed the materials on the table and threw them into the fireplace next to him.

Because the fireplace and the table are very close, Zai Duo quickly threw the things that covered most of the table into the burning fireplace.

"What is this? Destroying corpses and destroying traces?" Seeing the other party's crazy behavior, Liang En frowned, especially when he saw the ferocious expression on his face, which did not look like what a priest should have.

However, Father Ben Moller also obviously underestimated his physical problems. Just when he threw away [-]% of the things on the table and was about to reach out to a book, he suddenly stopped there, and then he lay down on the table.

At this time, there were very few materials surviving on the table. Both the map and the notebook had been thrown into the fireplace and completely burned. Only a few books survived.

It wasn't until the next morning that other clergymen who discovered that Father Ben Moller hadn't prayed routinely came to the door and knocked on the door, and then found that no one opened the door and broke in and found everything.

Because someone died, the room was in chaos, so at this time, no one noticed that someone had burned something in the fireplace next to it.

This can also explain why the clergy in the church now think that many of the relics owned by Father Ben Moller have been lost outside, because the church does not know that the priest himself burned part of his own things.

"Did you find anything?" After Liang En exited from the state of exploration, Joan of Arc, who was sitting on the chair by the door, looked at him and asked.

"I found something very important." Liang Encong withdrew his hand and said, "It's not appropriate to say it here. I think we'd better discuss this issue in the car."

Soon they walked to a park near the church. When the two of them walked to an open place together, Joan couldn't hold back her inner curiosity and asked Liang En what he had seen before.

"Some very interesting things." After seeing that there was no one around, Liang En told Jeanne what he had just seen, and after he finished speaking, Jeanne opened her mouth wide in surprise.

"That is to say, this Father Ben Moller has been looking for something for a lifetime, but he died of a heart attack when he found it the fastest?" Jeanne subconsciously put her hands together and made a prayer gesture.

"However, it is obviously strange for the other party to burn these things, because it is not normal for a normal person to destroy the work that took a lifetime to complete before death."

"You are right. This is indeed a doubtful point, but for me the bigger doubtful point is about the identity of that priest." Liang En looked down into Joan's eyes and said. "This Ben Moeller is not the Ben Moeller we are looking for."

"What!" Jeanne's eyes widened suddenly. "How can the same name, the same graduation place, the same age and even the same occupation not be the same person?"

Before they learned about this priest named Ben Moller, they all thought that the other party was the priest who disappeared in the expedition, but Liang En found that the situation was different from what he had imagined after looking through history. .

Because the missing priest is a standard Anglo-Saxon man with blond hair and blue eyes. He looks a little bit like a little plum when he was filming Titanic, but this priest is a standard Mexican.

"Hiss - in this way, many things can be made sense." After listening to Liang En explain the details, Joan showed an expression of sudden understanding.

"The other party went to such a remote place not just to find something, but another important reason is to avoid being exposed after meeting with possible acquaintances."

To be honest, it was much easier to use fake identities in those days than it is today, because even photos were not common in those days, and it was definitely not a simple matter to verify such information across the Atlantic.

"Yeah, it's a good thing I saw the contents of the pile of things on his desk before." Liang En said, took paper and pen and began to copy the key contents that he had just written down in his notebook.

"According to the current intelligence, the other party should have obtained the investigation results of those expedition members, at least part of the investigation results. Because the other party's search has an obvious purpose."

"In other words, he should at least know how the scientific expedition team disappeared." Joan of Arc whispered after watching Liang En write more and more content on the paper. "It's just that this person has never been included in the clues we have before."

"It's very likely that we didn't check here before." Liang En said while writing, "Canada is a huge country, so it is difficult to find people even now if one party deliberately hides, let alone Let alone nearly a hundred years ago."

Canada's administrative management has always been difficult to explain - after all, it is extremely challenging in terms of cost and difficulty to establish a complete management system in such a sparsely populated place.

So until today, Canada is on the US-Canada border and the overall management level of some large-scale settlements is good. Small-scale settlements depend on luck. As for the wild, it is no different from the west of the United States in the 19th century.

For the next two hours or so, Liang En sat on a bench in the park and recounted everything he saw bit by bit, and then looked at the dozen or so pages in front of him with a pensive expression.

To be honest, if it wasn't for his repeatedly strengthened body that couldn't remember those contents, at least if he had this kind of memory in the previous life, he probably wouldn't be an ordinary book when he went to college.

"Okay, I think we can go back." Liang En said to Jeanne after writing the last stroke in the notebook, "I have a general idea of ​​what the other party is about. But now we need some time to make a final conclusion .”

Just like what he observed before, the priest should have only gotten some very vague clues back then.Then in the long period of time, we can only use these vague clues to eliminate them bit by bit using the exhaustive method.

It's just that what the other party never expected was that after spending decades doing all the work, they would fall down at the last moment, and then all the materials were cheap for Liang En.

According to the content of these clues, the final goal should be on the edge of a river in the northwest of the Yukon Territory in Northwest Canada, but if you want to figure out the specific location of the other party, you need to compare it with a map.

"Ah, this is really good news." Jeanne stretched beside her and said. "It's really comfortable to bask in the sun in spring, but if we go back later, the weather may be cold."

(End of this chapter)