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Frank and Buryat will stay in Berlin for a while.

Gauss was alone and there was no need to wait. After agreeing on a time, he decided to go to Hamburg first.

Hamburg is only a few hundred kilometers away from Berlin, which is actually not that far.

A few hundred kilometers away, if you want to be in Azeroth, you will definitely have to fly there, but now you don't need to, you can teleport directly.

To transmit directly, you need to use Hamburg's three-dimensional longitude and latitude to determine a spatial landmark.

However, Gauss could not rely on mental induction of Hamburg's three-dimensional longitude and latitude, and could only calculate it by looking up the data.

The actual sensing of three-dimensional longitude and latitude is originally only suitable for ultra-short distance transmission.

Ultra-short-distance teleportation is used when the field of view is blocked by buildings and flashing is impossible.

For long-distance transmission, if the location is beyond the sensing range, maps and globes need to be used to calculate three-dimensional longitude and latitude.

Gauss was already prepared. He bought a bunch of atlases and globes from Toflak and put them in his portable space.

Taking out the globe, he found Hamburg, and within a minute, he determined the teleportation beacon.

Although the altitude was not displayed on the globe, he actually had no use for the actual altitude of Hamburg.

After all, Hamburg is a city, not an exact place.

Without the necessary reference, Gauss was unable to accurately locate the teleportation location in Chinatown, St. Pauli District.

He actually determined the three-dimensional latitude and longitude by adding the latitude and longitude of Hamburg and an altitude of 3000 meters.

This also means that if Gauss teleports over, he will appear high in the sky.

Although it was inevitable that he would have to fall from an altitude of several thousand meters, it was not difficult at all for Gauss.

When falling from a high altitude, the mage's slow fall spell and the priest's levitation spell are not very useful at this time. The most useful spells are actually the other three, one is the mage's flash spell, and the other is the druid's flying spell. form, and another is the demonic transformation of the warlock.

Because Gauss, as a human, has the characteristics of all races in the Alliance and the Horde, the Druid changed into the flying form of a bird. He actually mastered four types, namely bird form, big bat form, big crow form and moon wing form.

Being able to transform into a bird, he is naturally not afraid of heights.

The devil also has a pair of wings when he transforms into a bird, and he can fly just like the druid transformed into a bird.

Not to mention the flashing technique, the field of vision at high altitude is wide and unobstructed, and you can land on the ground just by lifting your feet.

All three spells are easy to use, but Gauss still has a soft spot for the Flash spell.

After explaining the matter, he started the teleportation at the library desk as soon as noon passed.

The next moment, Gauss appeared above a city.

The burger was already at my feet at this time.

With a quick glance, Gauss recognized the Elbe River, then he chose the outskirts of Hamburg, and in a flash, he went down to the riverside.

Using the wizard's hat, he first transformed into a typical German, and then walked along the Elbe River towards the city.

Hamburg is on the north bank of the Elbe River. He walked along the river and soon arrived at the port.

Since the Elbe River leads directly to the North Sea, this port is both a river port and a seaport.

Although it can be seen that the port has been subject to sporadic bombings, it is still very prosperous with large ships coming and going.

Gauss was very interested and walked around the port.

However, perhaps because of the war, there were many ships in the port, all transporting war supplies. Some were shipped from Germany to North Africa or the Mediterranean, and some were returned to Germany from other places and unloaded at the port.These ships are often surrounded by SS or Gestapo guards, guarding them secretly. Gauss was careless and was surrounded by four plainclothes policemen without noticing.

The leading plainclothes policeman looked at him carefully and asked, "What are you doing?"

Gauss thought for a moment and smiled silently at first. When the four plainclothes policemen became impatient, he suddenly became serious and stood up straight. He imitated the posture of Bartuk the Leaper in the black and red triangle, making a fist with one hand. He whispered: "Long live Hydra"

"Long Live the Hydra"

Immediately, one of the military policemen shouted a slogan with a fanatical expression on his face.

Although he was wearing civilian clothes, it was impossible to tell whether he was an SS or a Gestapo, but there was no doubt that he was from Hydra.

Others may be embarrassed when fakes meet real ones, but fortunately, Gauss is used to deceiving people and has become a drama queen.

His eyes immediately warmed up. He looked at the military policeman very gracefully and nodded to indicate.

With this gesture, a discerning person would naturally think that Gauss was at least a leader.

Sure enough, the plainclothes military policeman who shouted the slogan seemed to be inspired and gave him a Nazi military salute on the spot.

The two of them sang together, which made the other three military policemen look very embarrassed.

Even if they have a backer, if the backer isn't big enough, they won't have the guts to offend Hydra's people.

Gauss smiled secretly in his heart, gave a brief signal to the military police who shouted slogans, then turned around and left.

Those three military policemen looked at me and I looked at you, but no one dared to stop them.

Gauss left the port and arrived at the St. Pauli district according to the map he remembered.

 

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Chinatown in the St. Pauli district is the largest Chinese settlement in Germany.For those who know a little bit about China, when they arrive in the St. Pauli District, they almost don’t even have to look for it. As long as they see sheets and quilts drying on a balcony or a vertical plaque hanging on a street, they can basically be sure that it is there. Chinatown.

As soon as Gauss arrived in Chinatown, his brows furrowed involuntarily.

He really didn't expect that Hamburg's Chinatown would be so depressed.

Of course, the so-called depression is not Chinatown, where few people come and go. In fact, it is the opposite. There are quite a lot of people coming and going. However, only ordinary shops on the street are open, while the other half are closed and not open at all.

The shops that are open, without exception, are all German shops.

But no Chinese shop is open to welcome customers.

No need, it must be the Hamburg authorities who have formulated some policies to restrict Chinese people.

Otherwise, Chinatown would be impossible, and not a single restaurant, laundromat, or grocery store would be allowed to open.

Although he is not from this time and space, he can't help but feel a little angry about this because of his close relationship with the same race.

I randomly walked into a store and asked, and sure enough, the clerk pointed out the specific location of the Sailor's Hall.

It can be seen that the Sailor's Hall is quite famous in Chinatown.

Of course, Chinese shops are not allowed to open, let alone associations such as the Sailors Hall.

Gauss went to the Sailor's Hall and found that there was a seal on the door.

He smiled coldly, turned around and headed west. After walking a few steps, he saw a red wall.

Since I saw the red wall, I naturally found Niels’ restaurant.

The restaurant opened by Nils is appropriately named Red Wall Restaurant.

Although this is obviously a Chinese restaurant, Nils is German, so it doesn't matter if he opens it naturally.

Seeing the diners coming and going, Gauss couldn't help but feel happy for Nils.

His restaurant business is good, so it shouldn't be a problem to support his wife and children.

Gauss stopped and looked at the door for a few times, then entered the restaurant with a smile on his face.

As soon as he entered the restaurant, he saw Niels in the semi-open kitchen behind the partition wall.

Although they hadn't seen each other for six years, the changes in Niels were beyond Gauss's expectations and were indeed quite drastic.

There were wrinkles on his forehead and gray at the temples, as if he had aged for more than ten years.

However, what pleased Gauss was that his mental state was full and positive, without any sign of decadence.

Walking to the corner, Gauss sat down at an empty table.

As soon as he sat down, a teenage girl, dressed as a waiter, hurried over to him and asked him to order.

"One portion of Baiyun Pork Knuckle, one bowl..." Gauss raised his head, feeling a little dazed.

This girl had pretty features, and even though her face was stained with a little oil, he somehow felt that she looked familiar.

"Sir, are you sure you want to order a bowl?"

When the girl saw Gauss, who kept staring at her with bright eyes, she couldn't help but feel a little angry.

Gauss reacted and said with a smile: "No, I want a bowl of rice."

The girl had no expression on her face and stretched out her hand: "One mark and sixty pfennigs, please pay the bill first."

Gauss did not expect that the restaurant in Niels would collect money first and then eat.

He took out two marks and handed them to the girl. After a moment's hesitation, he asked: "What's your name?"

The girl's face darkened: "Bai Suzhen"

"Bai Suzhen" Gauss was about to shake his head when he saw the corners of the girl's lips rising quietly, revealing a proud smile.

An idea flashed in his mind, and he finally came to his senses and said with a grimace: "White Snake..."

The girl was surprised: "Hey, you still know about White Snake?"

Gauss said angrily: "I am more familiar with the story of the White Snake than you are."

The girl curled her lips, turned around and left without talking nonsense to him.

If the girl didn't curl her lips, Gauss wouldn't recognize her. When she curled her lips, a dimple appeared on her left cheek, which immediately gave Gauss a hint.

Gauss slapped his head and suddenly realized: "No wonder it looks familiar, it turns out to be Hannah."

Hannah is Nils' daughter. He lived in Niels' house before and gave Hannah a toy train.

However, the last time Goss saw Hannah was six years ago, when Hannah was only seven years old. Now that they met again, he did not expect that she had transformed into a beautiful girl. A seven-year-old girl, her eyebrows had not even grown yet. The appearance is naturally different from what it is now.

Gauss looked towards the stove again, glanced at Niels, and suddenly felt something in his heart.

It turns out that except for myself, everyone has changed a lot.

Nils is getting older, and Hannah has grown up. If Gauss hadn't been in Azeroth, it had only been a year, and I'm afraid he wouldn't have recognized them if they met in person.Since the passing of time has left traces of aging and growth on Nils, Hannah and his daughter, Lu Wan and Lucas must no longer be the same as in their memories.

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