Starting My Treasure Hunting In England

Joan of Arc clearly had a lot of fun on this trip to the racecourse. When they felt that they were almost done, they entered the building of the racecourse together with the few people who had been watching before.

Because it was already dinner time, they did not go to the previous lounge this time. Instead, they came to a cafeteria and chatted while eating.

Although it was the first time we met, we only talked about peripheral topics, such as those about horses and equestrianism.

To be honest, if we are talking about investment, finance or luxury goods, Liang En and Joan of Arc combined are not as good as the worst person among the others here, but when it comes to things related to horses, Knowledge is another matter.

Whether it was the knowledge that Liang En had been instilled before or the experience that Joan of Arc gained from fighting bloody battles on the battlefield, it was very interesting to these people.

Therefore, everyone communicated very harmoniously, and they reluctantly dispersed until it got late, and agreed to get together again when they are free in the future.

For Liang En, the biggest benefit of meeting these people this time is that he has opened up a group of contacts. Although everyone is just a familiar face when they meet for the first time, if they are interested in the future, they can always deepen their connections.

"I thought you wouldn't like such an occasion." On the way home, Liang En said to Joan of Arc who was sitting in the passenger seat while driving.

"Actually, I quite like communicating with everyone." Joan of Arc shrugged and said, "Especially this kind of small talk where everyone is polite, because communicating with others is a very interesting thing."

"And I found that although time has changed a lot, the core of human interaction has actually remained unchanged for hundreds of years, especially dealing with people of status."

"After all, this is human beings. Although technology has advanced rapidly compared to your time, many basic things have not changed much." Liang En sighed after hearing what Joan of Arc said.

"By the way, speaking of technological progress, you seem to have said that you want to learn to ride a motorcycle and drive a car, and you have recently found a coach to learn from them. So how are you doing with your studies now?"

"I've basically learned how to use motorcycles, but I'm still a little behind on cars." Joan of Arc said somewhat depressedly. "It's mainly difficult to learn reversing and parking. After all, when I rode a horse before, the horse would not go backwards."

After returning to their ranch, it was still early, so after Liang En and Jeanne cleaned up their personal hygiene, one of them read and the other wrote and drew.

Different from living in the farm dormitory before, since Liang En came back, Joan has moved into the main building of the farm, even in the guest room next to Liang En's room.

At first, Liang En was a little confused about this situation. After all, it was inappropriate for a single young woman and an equally single young man to live in the same room.

Especially since this is the countryside of Ireland, the atmosphere is relatively conservative due to religion and tradition. So living together like this always leads to some gossip.

However, when Liang En expressed the hope that Jeanne could move out on the first night, her face suddenly turned ugly. Fortunately, after listening to Liang En's explanation, she quickly returned to her original appearance and told him Explained the reason why.

It turns out that for Joan of Arc, Liang En is the master she has chosen to follow in her life. So according to the tradition of knights, unless a knight has his own territory, he must stay by his master's side to serve.

In her opinion, this ranch is equivalent to Liang En's territory, and the two-story building belonging to the owner of the ranch is Liang En's castle, so as a landless knight, she should live in this building.

In fact, if there were no differences between men and women, Joan of Arc even felt that a valet knight like herself should make a bunk on the floor in Liang En's room at night.

Although this practice may sound strange now, it was very common in those days. For a vassal, allowing a knight to sleep in his room was the most trustworthy act, and for the vassal, it was a great honor.

Of course, this was partly because the lords who could afford to keep knights in the past had very small rooms, and the two sides could still be separated by a certain distance.

On the other hand, people's perceptions of that era were different from those of today, especially the differences between men and women.

For example, in that era, when the wives of kings and nobles in many parts of Europe gave birth to children, a group of people with noble status would watch around to ensure that the children born had noble blood and were not swamped.

This habit has even been passed down to some noble families today, but compared with that time, now only women are allowed to watch.

For this reason, Liang En's previous suggestion of letting Joan move out was actually equivalent to denying her loyalty in her habit.

Fortunately, because the knowledge that had been poured into her before made her realize that different generations have different views on certain things, she did not think that Liang En's order was a humiliation to herself.

But no matter what, what Liang En said before was not very pleasing to Joan of Arc, so her face, which was rarely seen before, looked a bit ugly.

After listening to Joan's explanation, Liang En vacated the bedroom closest to her room and assigned it to her as her residence.

In addition to housing, Liang En also needs to bear all of Joan's expenses. After all, the other party entrusted everything, including his life, to Liang En, so Liang En naturally had to bear the obligations corresponding to this right.

From now on, this effort is definitely worth it. At least Joan's housework skills were very good except for cooking, which immediately improved Liang En's quality of life a lot.

According to Joan of Arc, although Liang En, as a scholar, could not help him when studying knowledge, it was his duty to do good logistics work at this time so that the master could devote more energy to knowledge.

Because of the helper, Liang En is now compiling an ancient Egyptian dictionary at the same time, helping Xingyue design the game background and carry "Grimm's Fairy Tales" in his mind. Not only can the work be progressed at the same time, but also at a very fast speed.

So in late October, Liang En had successfully completed the compilation and illustration work of more than 200 stories in "Grimm's Fairy Tales" and was preparing to find someone to publish them.

Although it was said to be transportation, Liang En still put in a lot of hard work. In addition to eliminating those stories that are really not suitable for telling children, the biggest difficulty in his work is to translate Chinese into German.

Fortunately, he had obtained the card [German Linguist (R)] before, so he finally successfully completed the translation of "Grimm's Fairy Tales" during this slightly short break, and then translated it into English. .

On the contrary, drawing problems that are difficult for ordinary people to solve are very easy to solve. Because he can copy the original copies of simple drawings in his mind, Liang Enyi, who has mastered master-level sketching skills, averages 15 to 20 drawings a day. The painting speed completed the job quickly.