The Defeated Dragon

The piano, as a musical instrument that requires superb craftsmanship, does not know when it was invented.

Many people believe that the piano originated from the Moon Empire—an empire that has disappeared for thousands of years. The historical truth has long been changed beyond recognition, so that no matter what, it can be set on the Moon Empire.

The self-proclaimed nobility cannot do without music.

Among the music, the piano is the most valued by the nobles. Many nobles have learned to play the piano since they were young. For example, Liszt, the predecessor, played the piano a lot.

His older sister, Li Weila, plays the piano well, and his cousin, May Opal, is even more of a pianist.

Even some minor nobles would save money and buy a piano as a pastime. Many second sons of nobles have no hope of inheriting the title and dare not go to the battlefield, so they will turn to attack the piano, practice piano playing skills hard, and become a pianist.

After becoming a pianist, you can continue to enter and exit high society.

It is not new for many pianists to rely on their charm to attract the favor of noble ladies and ladies.

A well-known pianist, even in the court, will be valued. And those pianists who can compose piano music are all called masters, and nobles rush to receive them wherever they go, and celebrities give them secret glances.

Liszt enjoyed such treatment in the song To Alice in Changyu Castle.

The madness of the nobles towards the piano directly gave birth to a group of iron knights who specialize in making pianos. The iron knights are combat qi practitioners who forge magic weapons, gem weapons and other equipment. Weapons belong to senior blacksmiths.

And the iron knight who builds the piano is called the piano knight.

Only those who have reached the Marquis family can have financial resources and cultivate piano knights who can make qualified pianos—each piano is equivalent to a magical weapon.

The cheapest piano costs at least ten gold coins.

So many pianists start with second-hand old pianos.

There are several pianos in Tulip Castle, but unfortunately the earl did not give any of them to Liszt, so that Liszt, who came across, did not find the Piano King Liszt deep in his heart.

Probably a piece of piano music that I did as I wished in Changtao Castle, which has released the king of the piano in my heart, so this triggers such a smoke mission?

He has adjusted his mood,

Once it comes, you can rest in peace, don't be happy with things and don't be sad with yourself.

Finding a way to complete the task is the most important thing.

How should I write to Duniko? As a friend, or as a prostitute? Or just write nonsense to deal with the smoke mission?

Think for a moment.

He went back to his study, unfolded a piece of thick paper, picked up a quill pen and began to dip in ink: Dear Duniko...

I don't know if you are still practicing Fur Elise recently? When I returned by boat, I sorted out the score in the waves of the sea. The bumpy cabin and the noise of the waves are always destroying my grasp of the melody, and perhaps the parting And the element of restlessness included.

Back to the Flower Town far away from the hustle and bustle, breathing the cold air in the snow, my brain finally calmed down. Although the score has been sent to the Castle of Long Taro with Ranieri's butler, and then transferred to your hands. I Still trying to replay those melodies.

After writing this, he couldn't help pulling out a piece of thick leather paper full of musical notes from the desk.

This was re-composed when he returned to Tulip Castle. After playing it many times, he finally dug out the details of Fur Elise from the depths of his memory.

The score that he promised to send to Mayopal and Duniko was written in haste while he was at sea.

Not perfect.

When he left Tulip Castle, he didn't choose to send the more perfect Fur Elise, probably because he didn't think it was necessary. After all, he didn't need to rely on his status as a pianist to add to his aristocratic temperament.

So this music score was placed on the desk to collect dust.

Looking at the strong and powerful characters on it, he seemed to think of the hearty madness of that night again. Compared with the beauty of the sea monster Ake, Duniko is much inferior, but the invincible charm is not possessed by the innocent and pure Ake. One that makes you think blasphemy is a crime, and one that makes you just want to commit a crime.

Dangdang.

There was a knock on the door, and it was the butler Carter: Master, is it convenient for you?

Withdrawing his thoughts, Liszt responded, Please come in.

Carter came in with a cup of milk tea: This is the milk tea that Mrs. Mawson just brewed, with a little extra honey added. If you like it, I will tell Mrs. Mawson to continue brewing like this.

Let me taste it first. Liszt picked up the cup and took a sip. Compared with the fresh milk before, the milk tea with honey is undoubtedly better.

These top-quality honeys are scraped from the poisonous honeycombs that were destroyed on Heima Island, and weigh twenty kilograms. They are non-toxic and taste very mellow and sweet.

Fill it with several large cans and label it Master's Exclusive.

And those bee pupae, after Mrs. Abbie put oil and salt seasoning to stir-fry, most of them were wiped out by Liszt—the little half was eaten, and most of them were put into the gem space. When I had time, I took out a few bee pupae and chewed them. , flattered.

At this moment, I have milk tea.

The delicious taste stimulated the taste buds, and Liszt couldn't help but drink up the rest in one breath: It's delicious, and the sweetness is just right, Mr. Carter, please tell Mrs. Mawson to spoon according to the amount of today's cup.

Yes, sir. Carter left with the cup.

Liszt continued to bury his head on the desk, writing letters, and the quill kept on.

... Now that I have completed the details of To Alice, I think it should appear on the piano stand of Ms. Duniko, who knows music best, and it will turn into beautiful notes with your slender fingers.

I think, I have heard your moving piano sound, lingering in my ears, as white as moonlight.

Greetings!

Your, sincerely, Liszt.

Putting down the quill, he picked up the thick paper and shook it to make the ink on it solidify faster. Then I checked it twice, and felt that the wording was not bad, neither deliberately showing unfamiliarity nor cheeky enthusiasm. Just explaining the reason for writing the letter, but not saying goodbye.

When a man is impulsive, he can do anything.

But when reason exists, he knows how to choose. It is impossible for him to leave the matter of Huahua Town and run all the way to Red Crab Island just to find Duniko.

If it weren't for the absurd content of the smoke mission, he might never contact Duniko again.

Passion is not love.

As a nobleman, if you can afford it, you must let it go.

I don't know what Duniko will think after receiving the letter... Liszt folded the thick parchment in half, took out an envelope and stuffed it in.

On the envelope, he wrote From Duniko Hyacinth and Sender Liszt Tulip.

Then light the candle with a torch, take out a round spoon from the square box of incense stored in front of the table, scoop up a few small cloves of rosin, and put it on the candle to bake.

Wait for the rosin to soften into a liquid, pour it on the seal of the envelope and spread it evenly. When it was about to condense, he took out his personal seal, a long square seal engraved with the name Lis in half snake script. Press hard on the rosin to leave a unique mark.

After doing all this, he called Philip, the squire knight: Send it to Tulip Castle tomorrow morning, and hand it over to Sir Levi, and let him send it for me.

As you wish, sir.