Treasure hunt begins in England

Chapter 852 Analysis
From the decoration point of view, such a top-level hotel transformed from an entire monastery can be described as luxurious. For example, the marble is obviously Italian Carrara marble, and the golden patterns on it are also real gold.

At the same time, similar to lamps, furniture and other things are also top-notch varieties. For example, the largest crystal lamp in the hall comes from Swarovski, while the furniture is carefully crafted with oak or mahogany.

"The other party has already moved those things in the room, and all that's left for us is the decoration and these things in the hall." Liang En pointed to those things in the hall.

"But that's good, after all, the guests we will target in the future will be those middle-class people who come to travel, so even if he doesn't say anything, the things inside will have to be changed."

Elizabeth chose to buy this monastery that was converted into a hotel not simply to facilitate Liang En's search for treasures, but because it had real economic value.

After all, Liang En's operation this time was a standard secret operation. If he wanted treasures, he could use his extraordinary power to catch all the treasures without disturbing anyone. There was no need to mobilize the crowd like this.

You must know that with Liang En's current extraordinary level, even those hotels with a booming business or heavily guarded banks can bring out things silently, let alone this hotel that is now closed.

So for Elizabeth, she chose to buy this hotel this time because she conducted a survey on this hotel after learning that Liang En wanted to find something, and found that this hotel has great potential.

After all, Marseille is the largest port and the third largest city in France, and it is also a well-known tourist city in the entire Western Mediterranean region. No matter from any point of view, it is a very suitable place for the development of tourism.

In other words, the local area can fully support the operation of such a hotel, as long as the hotel's specifications are repositioned according to the target customer group.

Under such circumstances, Elizabeth decided to buy the hotel, because with Liang En's current cash flow, it is natural to find an investment target with a good rate of return.

Of course, these things are not what Liang En needs to care about now. After admiring the luxury of the hotel, they quickly walked towards the inconspicuous fire escape nearby.

The reason for going to the fire exit is also very simple, because they need to check the specific map here, and there must be such a thing in the fire exit.

Sure enough, as soon as the door of the fire escape was pushed open, a complete map of the monastery appeared in front of Liang En and the others. As imagined, the internal structure of this building was indeed somewhat complicated.

After all, this monastery is located outside the city walls of Marseilles in the past, and it is likely to be regarded as an outer support point for the city defense of Marseilles. Therefore, as a monastery with a strong military style, its internal structure naturally has the style of a fortress.

"According to what Mary said, that subordinate of his hid the treasure here." Joan of Arc said, looking at the map in front of her. "The question now is where exactly did the other party hide these things?"

"I don't know about this, but we can analyze it." Liang En looked at the map in front of him and said, "First of all, it is unlikely that the other party will complete this treasure-hunting activity with a major project."

"This is mainly because the group of treasure hunters stayed in the monastery for no more than five days based on the time flow obtained from Mary. Under such circumstances, it is difficult to find something that can be stuffed into a two-horse cart. chamber of secrets."

"This inference is true in most cases, but what if the other party mobilizes more people?" Joan looked at the map and said seriously. "A monastery like this may lack everything, but it will definitely not lack people."

"It's unlikely, because if the other party really mobilizes the entire monastery, it's basically impossible to keep this secret forever." Liang En shook his head at Joan's guess.

"You also know that there are too many people talking about it. Considering that Marseille is a stronghold of the revolutionaries, I don't believe that everyone can keep this secret when the revolutionaries occupy the monastery."

"Well, that does make sense." Joan of Arc grabbed her chin and nodded slightly, "But in this case, the scope of the other party's hidden treasures may be much larger than imagined.

"For example, the group of treasure hunters may not have brought the wealth into the monastery at all, but found a place around and hid it directly."

"The possibility of this is not great. After all, when the other party reported to Mary, he specifically pointed out that Dong XZ was in the monastery. If it was really hidden in other places, the other party would definitely make it clear." Liang En shook his head.

In this regard, he still trusted Mary's subordinate back then, because if this subordinate really wanted to do something, he could never return, and there was no need to risk his life to approach the royal family to tell the news.

"More importantly, you also discovered that this monastery is actually a relatively airtight building. It is basically impossible to go out secretly if only the entrusted attendant and individual subordinates at that time were relied on." Liang En pointed Speaking of maps.

"Think about it, this is a whole two-horse cart. I don't think too many things and so few operators can achieve absolute secrecy, especially since there are only two exits in the entire area."

"In this case, I don't think the other party can remove so many things silently, so if there is no accident, the contents of the carriage should still be in the monastery."

"But the overall area of ​​this monastery is not small. I think it is basically difficult for the two of us to search the entire building." Jeanne looked at the map and sighed softly.

"No, no, the current situation is not so pessimistic." Liang En said, pointing to the map. "For example, there is no need to search for all the rooms that have been greatly improved, because if there is something in that place, it will have been found long ago."

"In this case, only the first floor and part of the second floor of the four-story building are worth looking for." Joan of Arc compared the map for a while and nodded slightly. "Good news, now the required search range is greatly reduced."

"In fact, the scope can be further narrowed." Liang En tapped on the podium on the map and said, "These buildings were not destroyed in the great war in the early 19th century, and then rebuilt."

"So it is unlikely that there are treasures in these places, and it is even impossible to have too many structures underground. After all, it should have been cleaned up very clean when it was cleaned up."

"So if these treasures really exist, those things can only be in the main building or the clock tower, because only these places are original antique buildings, and there may be treasures hidden."

"That makes sense, but why not underground?" Joan asked curiously, "If I remember correctly, ancient people liked to hide all kinds of things underground."

"You're right, but you need to consider that this place is too close to the sea." Liang En pointed in the direction of the sea.

"Considering that there are a lot of organic matter in the transported materials, it is unlikely that the other party will hide in a certain cellar, otherwise those things will rot in a short time."

(End of this chapter)