Treasure hunt begins in England

Chapter 549 Doubt
After watching the demolition of this temple, Liang En subconsciously thought that the other party was hiding his evidence, but after seeing the executed corpses in the treasury, he was even more sure of this.

As for the corpses of British people appearing here, although it is a bit strange, it is not unacceptable. After all, such a large fortune is enough to make those outlaw lunatics swing their weapons at their accomplices.

After returning to the basement again, Liang En and the others found that the remains and many surrounding relics had been cleaned up, and the remains of the British man were also judged from the remains.

"This is the remains of the British man." A senior servant pointed to a skeleton that was not much different from the other skeletons and said, "The things we found around prove the identity of this person."

After speaking, the servant took out a tray with some remaining metal parts on it. After all, this kind of place is really not conducive to the preservation of organic matter. It is considered lucky to be able to leave these rusty metal parts. up.

"Belt buckles, pocket watches, buttons, and a gold ring. It seems that this person's status at that time should not be too low." After briefly counting these things, Liang En found that they all belonged to a British middle class in the ninth century. personal items.

Of course, the middle class here and today's middle class are completely different concepts. The middle class at that time should be equivalent to today's high-level white-collar workers, even in the UK, they are rare.

According to records, the middle class at that time could have 2~3 servants, have some high-quality porcelain and gold and silver tableware, women can go to brand stores to customize clothes, and enjoy family vacations on the seaside in Brighton or Margate. A breeze.

Because class and clothing can be directly linked in the British tradition, it is not so difficult to judge the adequacy of this person through these relics.The only question is why such a person died here.

"George Carter, 1870." Liang En read out the only words on this pile of things, that is, the name and time on the ring, but it was basically impossible to find any clues based on this alone.

Not to mention that most of the files from that era are no longer available now, just considering that this group of people are likely to be operating in India under false names as extrajudicial fanatics is enough to erase most of the traces.

In addition to the ring, another seemingly valuable thing was a completely scrapped silver pocket watch. From the mark on the pocket watch, it can be known that this is a silver pocket watch produced in Manchester, England.

"This person is likely to be a member of a criminal gang, and offended that gang because of something." Liang En analyzed to Joan after checking these two things.

"The price of this gold ring and that silver pocket watch is not cheap. I think only a part of friendship between the two parties can keep these things on the body of the deceased."

"But we now have no clues except that the deceased is most likely an Englishman named George Carter, and he is likely to have money." Joan of Arc shook her head helplessly.

"And it's too difficult to find the truth of things with just such a little information. I don't think even if you go all out, you can't guarantee to find out what's behind these things."

"Okay, let's look for it again. If there is really no other way, we can just give up." Liang En shrugged helplessly. "After all, we found a lot of things this time, and it can't be regarded as an empty trip."

During this excavation, everyone has found dozens of complete statues of gods and more other stone carvings, and confirmed that the remains of this temple should be regarded as relatively important temples in the era when it was built, and it can also be regarded as filling the surrounding archaeological sites. Learning blank.

Even according to Mr. Varma, although the scale of this ruins is small, the level of enshrining the gods inside is not low. Maybe it was built by the royal family who ruled this land before them.

That's right, the ancient Indians were indeed at the bottom of the chain of contempt for combat power in Asia most of the time, and none of the neighbors around them could beat them.

But this does not mean that they are a peace-loving nation. Except for a small amount of time when the emperor of India was able to control the situation, most of the time the land was torn apart, and various battles, large and small, emerged endlessly.

In this repeated battle, the rulers of many places will also change. For example, Mr. Varma's family was the winner of a chaotic war more than 300 years ago, and then they won the position of king of the earth.

Considering that all kinds of Indian history are accustomed to word of mouth, it is not impossible for a relatively remote temple like this to be completely forgotten after 30 years of chaos.

As for the temple in this barren mountain, although it is a bit strange, it is not incomprehensible, because this type of religious place has great randomness, a little fire, a beam of lightning, or even a dream of someone may cause such a situation. A place is established.

For example, this temple like Liang En is more likely to come from a dream of the ruler at that time, because only this can explain why there is such a high-level temple in such a remote place.

Especially in the religious view of the Indians, the world is created from the dreams of the gods, so they will attach great importance to the omens of dreams, because it is very reasonable to build a temple in a dream.

It's just that not many people know about this kind of temple, so once there is chaos, the temple will be forgotten, until it is discovered by others after an unknown number of years.

Mr. Varma was also very interested in this relic, and even thought it was a very auspicious sign, and began to contact the person in charge of the local archaeological department.

"I will take these statues away and restore them." Mr. Varma looked at the busy workers and said seriously. "After we go back, we can ask someone to tell us that we can invite these statues into the temple in our house."

For the descendants of these earth kings, they are often able to do things that normal people can't think of, such as legally moving these precious cultural relics back to their homes.

For example, if you put those things in your family's temple reasonably like now, you can't find any mistakes even from a legal point of view.

This was also reflected in the actions of the personnel sent by the local archaeological department. They dealt with the cultural relics completely according to Mr. Varma's orders, and they looked like Mr. Varma's servants.

In fact, they are indeed servants of the Varma family, and they take Mr. Varma's orders as their highest instructions, so the next work suddenly becomes easier.

At least this group of people did work much faster than the average speed of Indians, and they were willing to obey Liang En's command under Mr. Varma's order.

So the next work is also a lot easier, especially after having those professionals to direct, the next work does not need Liang En to personally direct.

In this way, Liang En can have enough energy and time to search the ruins and uncover the secrets behind the ruins.

(End of this chapter)