[Net King] Bright Summer

The next day, Sanada habitually woke up at four o'clock in the morning. He first glanced sideways at Tezuka Kunimitsu who was in the next bed. Tezuka was still asleep. He was afraid of waking Tezuka, so he got out of bed lightly. He went into the bathroom and began to wash, but when he came out after washing, he saw that Tezuka had woken up, and Sanada said softly, "Did you wake up?"

Tezuka Kunimitsu put on his glasses, shook his head and said, "It's none of your business."

Genichiro Sanada walked over, reached out and touched Tezuka's forehead naturally, and asked, "How is it, are you feeling better?" Sanada had just finished washing, and it was very pleasant to touch Tezuka's forehead with his cold hand. Comfortable, but only for a moment, Sanada withdrew his hand, and he said: "It seems that there is no fever anymore."

Tezuka looked into Sanada's eyes and said to him, "I'm much better now, thank you for taking care of me last night."

Genichiro Sanada waved his hand. Seeing that Tezuka had already entered the bathroom wearing slippers, he said, "Your body is fine, why don't you take a rest?" Tezuka replied inside; "My body is fine now. After a slight pause, Tezuka poked his head out from inside and said to Sanada, "I will take you to an interesting place today."

Seeing Tezuka's serious expression, Genichiro Sanada was aroused for a moment. He asked, "Where is it?" Kunimitsu Tezuka pushed up his glasses and said, "You'll know when you go."

Seeing that he kept it a secret, Sanada became even more curious about where they were going, but Tezuka was still sick, so he asked, "Is your body okay?"

Tezuka glanced at him, said nothing, and went to wash up.

After Tezuka finished washing up, it was just dawn outside. After Tezuka changed his clothes, he left the hotel with Sanada.

The morning air was slightly chilly, the city was still sleeping, Tezuka didn't reveal where they were going, Sanada was curious, but he didn't ask any more, they took a taxi, and they drove almost half of the city, the car finally After stopping, Genichiro Sanada got out of the car, looked around, and saw that there were old houses all around, the place was very remote, and passers-by were rarely seen.

Tezuka Kunimitsu glanced at Sanada and said, "This is a place I found by accident, so as long as I come to this city, I will come here every time." After hearing Tezuka's words, Sanada suddenly said to him The place is even more curious.

Tezuka led Sanada through a narrow alley, and then he heard noisy voices. Genichiro Sanada saw a large open space with messy small stalls on the stalls. The crowd was bustling with each other, talking in low voices, or arguing red-faced, he turned his head to look at Tezuka, and asked, "What is this place for?"

Only then did Tezuka explain Sanada's confusion: "This is the old things trading market. It usually ends from [-]:[-] am to [-]:[-] am every day. I once found this place by accident because I got lost, and later found it very interesting. So I brought you here to have a look.”

The so-called old things trading market, in fact, Tezuka does not know when it was formed. All kinds of strange things in this market can be traded, whether it is calligraphy and painting, stamps, or antiques. Of course, whether they can be bought If it's real, it depends on your luck.

Tezuka Kunimitsu continued to explain to Sanada, he thought for a while, and said: "There is a common saying here, that is, do not open for three years, and wait for three years after opening, which means that it may not be possible to negotiate a deal in three years, but once it is done It’s a big business, and you don’t have to worry about food and clothing for three years.”

Listening to Tezuka's explanation, Genichiro Sanada felt a little weird for some reason. This was the first time he discovered another side of Tezuka. In his impression, Tezuka was the invincible strong man on the tennis court. Listening to him now While talking about the local sayings, while talking about the rules in this market, Sanada found that he was not as cold and aloof as Hera Akira showed, and he seemed to have a hint of fireworks.

Tezuka led Sanada into the crowd, and said to him: "I once bought an inkstone in this market. It was imitated by later generations. Although it is not worth much, it looks very delicate. I gave it to my grandfather as a gift. He The old people like it very much.”

Genichiro Sanada looked at the small stall dazedly. Along the way, they found that most of the crowd were middle-aged and elderly. The two of them walked around a few times. Tezuka saw a seal, and the stall owner saw it. Tezuka showed a loving expression, claiming that it was a common seal of a certain ancient prince. Later, when they spoke, the stall owner saw that they were foreigners, and opened his mouth to say a very outrageous price. Tezuka would naturally counter the price, but what he offered The price was a fraction of what the stall owner said, and the stall owner showed a distressed expression. Seeing this, Tezuka was about to leave with Sanada, but the stall owner quickly stopped him, and finally sold the seal to Tezuka up.

Tezuka played with the seal for a while, and put it in his backpack very cherished. Genichiro Sanada looked at him and said suspiciously: "This seal has not been handed down from ancient times." Otherwise, why would the stall owner agree to it so cheaply? sell away.

Tezuka looked up at him, and said lightly: "I know." Sanada was even more puzzled, and Tezuka said: "The seal is very well made, and when it is passed on to my children and grandchildren, it will become a collection value. cultural relics!"

Genichiro Sanada's brows twitched twice, he looked at Tezuka's serious look, not sure if he was joking.Seeing Sanada's expression, Teya raised his eyebrows and said, "Let's go."

The two of them walked around the market again. Seeing the sun gradually rising, some stall owners had already packed up their things and went out of business. Tezuka Kunimitsu looked at the time and said to Genichiro Sanada, "We should go back too." Sanada Genichiro nodded, agreeing with Tezuka.

When the two were about to leave, Genichiro Sanada saw an old man guarding an inconspicuous booth. There were only a pair of bronze candlesticks and a jade pendant in his booth, which was light green. It looks a little old, but because of the distance, Sanada can't see what pattern the jade pendant is.Tezuka followed his gaze and asked, "Did you see something you liked?"

Sanada Genichiro didn't speak, he and Tezuka walked over and stopped in front of the old man's booth.

Seeing that it was two young men, the old man was a little unwilling to talk to them, Genichiro Sanada squatted down, pointed to the jade pendant and asked the old man, "Can I have a look?"

The old man nodded his head casually, Genichiro Sanada picked it up and saw that the jade pendant was originally made of two pieces, and engraved on it were two intertwined dragon patterns. The dragon shape was lifelike, but it was curious. Yes, this is the first time he has seen two dragon patterns, and the dragon and phoenix patterns are usually seen the most.

Genichiro Sanada looked at the old man and asked, "Why are there two dragons?"

After hearing what he said, the old man looked dazed, and Tezuka next to him re-translated it for Sanada, and then heard the old man say a long passage. After listening to it, Tezuka said to Sanada: "He said it was the craftsman's mistake at that time. , Carved the dragon and phoenix pattern into two dragon-shaped patterns."

Genichiro Sanada stroked the jade pendant. The jade pendant was not as cool as ordinary jade, but there seemed to be an indescribable warmth in the palm of his hand. Tezuka saw that Sanada seemed to like this jade pendant very much, so he asked: "What do you think?" Want to buy this jade pendant?"

Sanada nodded and said, "Please ask the stall owner how much it is."

Tezuka asked the stall owner the price of the jade pendant, and then saw the stall owner say a price, Tezuka frowned, and asked the stall owner a few more words, Sanada couldn't understand half a sentence as they went back and forth , he asked Tezuka; "How much did the stall owner say?" Tezuka glanced at him and quoted a price. In fact, the price was a bit expensive. Seeing Sanada hesitated, Tezuka said, "There are many things here that cannot be disputed. , I tried to bargain with the stall owner just now, but he insisted."

Genichiro Sanada pursed his lips, looked at Tezuka and said, "I want to buy it."

Tezuka looked at him and said, "Is it worth it to spend so much money on something you don't know the authenticity of?"

Sanada replied: "I don't know, but I like this jade pendant very much." Since Sanada himself insisted on buying it, Tezuka didn't say anything. Sanada took out his wallet, only to find that the cash he was carrying was not enough at all. Can not support credit card business.

Seeing Sanada's embarrassed expression, Tezuka Kunimitsu asked, "What's wrong?" Genichiro Sanada said shyly, "I don't have enough money on me." Tezuka Kunimitsu took out his wallet and counted the money on his body. The cash he brought was not enough, so the old man saw it and asked Tezuka, "How much money do you need?"

Tezuka Kunimitsu asked Sanada and found that they were still several hundred yuan short. He looked at the old man and said seriously: "Can't it be cheaper? We really really want to buy this jade pendant very sincerely."

The old man was silent for a while, then waved his hand and said, "Okay, I'll sell it to you."

Tezuka Kunimitsu was a little surprised. He said to Sanada: "The stall owner is willing to sell it to you." Sanada had already guessed it from the old man's expression. After finishing the cash, he took the jade pendant away.

After buying the jade pendant, the two of them were penniless, but Genichiro Sanada's always serious expression seemed a little clearer after buying that jade pendant. None, now it's getting late, both of them feel a little hungry, Tezuka Kunimitsu and Sanada Genichiro walked for a while, he suddenly stopped.

Genichiro Sanada was still immersed in the joy of buying his favorite thing. Seeing Tezuka stop, he asked, "What's wrong?"

Tezuka Kunimitsu looked at him and said in a cold voice, "We don't even have the fare to go back."

Genichiro Sanada's ears turned red, and then he lowered the brim of his hat. This place is not close to the hotel. Are the two of them going to walk back?

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