Accompany Da Vinci's Super God Day

When Da Vinci came back to his senses, he found himself standing on the dance floor.

The violin played a new song called a waltz, and the entire conference hall was resplendent and well-dressed.

When he turned his head, he found that Heidi was standing in front of him with a smile, and was passing that slender hand to him.

Da Vinci was stunned for a moment, leaned over and kissed the gloves embroidered with white lace, and carefully hugged her in his arms.

The pipe organ and the flute sounded together, and the gorgeous transitions and arpeggios reminded people of flying white ibis, and the long skirts of countless ladies were blooming, and she was half leaning in her arms, with a relaxed and relaxed expression. gentle.

They were so close, as if they were born close and dependent on each other.

"Heidi..." He couldn't remember how many times he whispered her name like this, and lifted her into the air with the rhythm of everyone.

She is light and slender, and she feels as if she is approaching an elf dancing on tiptoes on the spring water.

Seeing her smiling in circles, Da Vinci couldn't help stretching out his hand to brush up her drooping hair, and when he hugged her tightly, he lowered his eyes and touched each other's foreheads.

If time stops at this moment, never go any further...

"Mr. Da Vinci?" The servant knocked on the door and asked, "Are you still there? What would you like to eat this morning?"

The man with messy brown hair woke up from his sleep, and buried his face in the quilt again in annoyance.

He'd never hated breakfast so—so much.

"Don't eat!"

"But Ms. Medici is waiting for you to dine with me," the servant said cautiously, "Then shall I refuse her?"

"Heidi?" He sat upright like a carp, and subconsciously hugged the pillow: "Does she need me?"

"She is still washing up, and she will go to the side hall in about 15 minutes."

"I'll go right away!" Da Vinci said loudly, "Breakfast is the same as hers!"

Due to going to several manors to study diseased plants, Heidi has heard many things that have nothing to do with mildew these days.

The fertility rate in this era is extremely high, and women will continue to conceive and give birth like hens imprisoned at home, and then watch the children die young.

There are naturally a lot of problems in acquired parenting, mothers are deliberately separated from their children by the church and patriarchy so that they can continue to conceive and conceive instead of spending most of their time caring for their children.

Babies have to be wrapped with ropes and cloth strips to fix their bones since they are born. When they can't move, they will be hung high on the top of the bed or put in an unsafe cradle.

At an older age, almost anything, from diseased wild dogs to malevolent adults, can become a prey for their premature death.

Coupled with various epidemics and natural disasters, those who can survive and grow up safely are already lucky.

When Heidi was observing these poor children, she belatedly remembered another important thing-vaccinia.

The horror of cowpox may not be too deep for people from other countries, but it did leave an extremely black stroke in the history of the United States.

In the [-]th century, European colonists came to America, and at the same time, they also passed various viruses, including smallpox, through felt blankets.

In just 100 years, the number of Indians in the Americas dropped sharply from 2000 million to [-]/[-], as if they had experienced a catastrophe.

Heidi is well aware of the mechanism and principle of vaccinia, but she has been busy with different fields in the past few years, and it is really impossible to cover everything.

She decided to ask Da Vinci to assist her in related experiments when they had breakfast together this morning.

When Da Vinci walked into the dining room and saw her, he suddenly thought of that dream again.

In the dream, she was so soft and warm, and that feathery kiss...

He coughed unnaturally and sat beside her.

Breakfast has been prepared and served, and the aroma of bacon makes people feel hungry.

He lowered his head and cut the food, listening to her explain some complicated concepts, but his eyes fell on her fingertips unconsciously.

Long, slender and beautifully lined fingers, even the fingertips were covered with a silver fork that glowed warmly.

"Leo?"

Da Vinci came back to his senses and responded quickly: "So can we use small animals for experiments?"

Heidi shook her head and explained: "I'm afraid not, because this disease is for treating people."

She was a little worried, but it was obviously inconvenient to find those farmers' children for experiments.

Regardless of whether those children succeeded in getting the pox or not, she might be misunderstood as a vicious witch and cause a lot of unnecessary trouble.

Da Vinci pondered for a while, then suddenly said, "How about inoculating me?"

"No," she subconsciously said: "After the vaccination is successful, you need to be exposed to the smallpox virus for confirmation-I'll go to the lord, maybe there are still a few death row prisoners in the prison."

"Okay." He put down his knife and fork and said, "I'll accompany you to make this—vaccine?"

"Well. Please." She breathed a sigh of relief.

After breakfast, the servants took the plates away, and Heidi took another scroll from Dejo's hand, and laid it flat in front of him.

"I also thought of a facility." When she explained, she felt a little troubled: "But because I haven't designed a building before, I would like to ask you to help me take a look."

Da Vinci responded, took the drawing and stared at it for a long time: "Is this a kind of... Paradise?"

"kinder-garten." When Heidi subconsciously said this German word, she realized that a few more explanations were needed: "kinder means 'children', and the latter is a garden."

"What do you mean?" Da Vinci asked curiously, "Let the children do the work of cultivating flowers?"

"It's about cultivating children like flowers," Heidi motioned him to look at the swing she drew, but the latter was a little confused: "Is this trapezoid for them to rest?"

No - this is a swing!

Heidi suddenly realized that this entertainment facility suitable for all ages seems to have been passed down from the far east.

Children in this era have never even known a swing.

She called Dejo to bring some more pens and paper, and put the scroll aside.

Swings, seesaws, yo-yos...

She drew various clear drafts and explained the structure inside to Da Vinci.

Children need toys to inspire intelligence and increase the coordination ability of hands and feet, which can also reduce the burden on those babysitters.

A more mature social organization can liberate more labor. Some women can gain real remuneration and respect by raising and taking care of their children in kindergartens, while other mothers can work with confidence and strive for more power and status. .

Her idea in this regard is indeed realistic, and it is not difficult to implement.

With the previously accumulated capital and the political support of the Medici family, Heidi bought a piece of land in a prosperous area and began to build a brand new kindergarten.

In this matter, Da Vinci really helped a lot.

He not only personally helped her design a place for the children to play and sleep, but also set up safety protection facilities and a kitchen that was convenient enough to supply water and fire.

The man who was responsible for the dredging and drainage design of the entire Florence canal was also rigorous and responsible when doing these small things for her.

His ingenious use of water trucks to automate the cleaning of the sewage channels, and fenced off the children's and adults' areas, ensured that no urchins would rush into the kitchen or the well.

Children in this era generally have no gender awareness, and there is no concept of obscenity and sexual assault.From birth to maturity, there is no taboo to expose and touch their genitals, and even their parents will have sexual intercourse unscrupulously in front of them.

Heidi came up with a whole set of biblical rhetoric, not only separating the areas where boys and girls nap and unwind, but also writing a new set of "Baby Guide" when Da Vinci helped draw the area's architectural maps.

How many children can be helped is a good thing.

The candles were flickering and the night was dark, and they were still working hard in the library.

Heidi kept jumping back and forth between modern and medieval thinking, checking for gaps and confirming the gaps in life in different eras. She rubbed her eyes tiredly and lay down on the table to rest for a while.

When she was distracted, she looked at Leo who was not far away.

The other party was still immersed in the design of the upper and lower stairs and partitions, and was concentrating on drawing sketches for craftsmen's reference.

This man looked serious, but he was actually a bit sexy.

The warm yellow light reflected his outline, and even the thin lips and deep eyebrows were outlined with a slight light.

There was no wind in the summer night, his neckline was slightly open, the shape of his collarbone and the line of his Adam's apple were quite beautiful.

"He combined extraordinary beauty with boundless grace."

Vasari, a student of Michelangelo, once described him as follows:

"He was handsome and handsome, with a grace that could comfort the saddest soul."

Heidi looked at him in a daze, and unconsciously began to recall the past.

Leonardo never picked her commissions, from the design of the city defense to the small swing, it seemed that he would complete everything meticulously.

And never turned her down.

Whether it is to collect plants for penicillin or help her design a kindergarten, it seems that she is willing to go through fire and water for anything.

Heidi quietly watched him concentrate on painting, and suddenly felt that she used to... seemed a little too cautious and cautious.

Leon, at least, is kind.

She sighed softly.

He just made a small mistake occasionally, and even if it was a small mistake, he knew that he had galloped thousands of miles away, and he still remembered to pick a large bouquet of daffodils for her on the way.

How could she not forgive him.

After Leonardo finished drawing the last gear, he rubbed his shoulders and neck and let out a sigh of relief.

When he looked sideways into the night, he finally realized that she was looking at him.

There was a smile in the light blue eyes, which made his heart stop for a second.

"What... are you looking at?" He asked subconsciously.

Heidi smiled and waved her hand.

She suddenly thought of the photo of the Curie couple.

If I can spend my whole life with people who share my heart and ambitions... Maybe I will be very happy.

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It didn't take long for the first swing to be completed in the backyard of the Ducale Palace.

The double triangle structure ensures stability, and a small cushion is tied to the seat.

Although Da Vinci had calculated its load-bearing limit and range of lift, he was still a little uneasy when he sat on it.

"I'll push you, just hold on tight." Heidi stood behind him and found that he was about to tie her hands to the rope: "Relax...this is not the gallows."

"Really won't fall?"

Heidi smiled without answering, stretched out her hand and gave it a gentle push.

The swing began to swing back and forth, slowly getting higher and higher.

Da Vinci realized that he was swaying back and forth in mid-air like a seagull, and gradually opened his eyes, and couldn't help but cheered: "Heidi——I'm flying!"

Heidi smiled and pushed harder, and stepped aside to watch him play.

Da Vinci quickly mastered the technique of pushing back and forth, and even his toes began to kick the ground to increase strength without a teacher. After a while, he was holding the rope and playing happily.

He could literally spend an afternoon on the swing!

"It really seems to be flying—" Da Vinci stopped the car with his toes when it fell, turned his head to look at her, and said with a smile, "Would you like to play too?"

"Me?" She didn't expect him to give her the seat so soon: "Okay."

She probably hasn't played on a swing for decades.

After Heidi sat down, she realized that the position was a little higher, and she turned her head and said, "Don't push it too high, I'm also afraid of falling."

The other party responded with a smile, pushing her forward and shaking.

That light and carefree feeling came along with the summer wind wafting in the long forest, and even made her start to cheer: "Go higher!"

The carefree feeling of her youth came back to her heart, and even her smile relaxed a lot.

Her long black hair fluttered in the wind like silk, and her laughter was as sweet as silver bells.

"Higher, Leon!"

"it is good--"

Lorenzo stood upstairs looking down at the couple of young men and women having fun, and laughed for a long time.

Although he stood at the window, no sunlight came in.

The swing thing quickly became the most popular fun.

Not only are there three in the courtyard of the Royal Palace of Ducale, but the lord's children can play from morning to night. Other nobles also entrusted craftsmen to ask for blueprints, and then erected several.

The aristocratic ladies who were bored in the deep boudoir began to develop different ways to play, and some even stood on the swing and swung quite high without falling off.

Today's Pope in Florence is the most enlightened Lord Lorenzo, he can even tolerate pagan oil paintings, and pleasure is naturally no longer full of sins like the Pope in Rome.

Gradually, even the swings on the municipal square were rebuilt, and the blacksmith also made silver lacquered roses and roses to wrap around the columns.

Not long after, the first nursery in Florence officially appeared.

There are not only spacious classrooms, a group cafeteria where the recipes are disclosed at the door, but also benevolent women recruited from the monastery and other places, who can take good care of every child.

From the age of two to five, children can play and rest here without worry, as well as learn basic language and small skills.

The nursery is also equipped with physicians and regularly rotating supervisors, enough to protect the safety and health of these children.

The existence of such a facility is like a fantasy——

As long as it is the female worker in Miss Medici's workshop, she can support the child for four months for five silver coins, and she also takes care of the food!

Where did this come from!As long as you send your child there in the morning and pick it up in the evening, you can concentrate on working and making money for the family during the day!

When the news spread, many people didn't believe it at all.

They thought it was a joke. After all, where would a businessman pay for such a good deed out of his own pocket?

But Heidi really did it.

The scale of the nursery is not too large, there are only five classes in total, and it can take care of nearly [-] to [-] children.

Before the opening of the park, all the places were already full, and there were even some people who specially sent gifts to beg them to squeeze out one more place.

Not only the common people are in urgent need of such care, but the nobles have also begun to visit in turn, hoping that Heidi can open a kindergarten exclusively for the nobles.

Their children are often taken care of by maids, but there are always mistakes.

——The palace is really not suitable for children to run, jump and have fun. A randomly scratched oil painting may be a famous painting three or four hundred years ago.

If these high-class children can get together from an early age, not only will the future marriage be more smooth, but it will also help the friendship and cooperation of several big families.

The lord was quite generous about this, and directly invested in the construction of new nursery schools in the east, west, north, south, and north of the city. In the central area, a brand-new nursery school was specially built for the nobles-only mutual referrals, with enough threshold restrictions.

Heidi felt relieved when she found the support from the government, and began to double print the "Baby Care Guide" to save the survival rate of more children.

Don't beat them at will, don't violate their bodies, and raise them with love and reason.

Many modern concepts that seem logical have become novel and avant-garde in this era, and even provoke a lot of criticism and dissatisfaction.

——She once again encountered opposition and crusade from some people.

The previous few times were when she published her thesis publicly as an alchemist, and later when she was suspected of having an affair with Lorenzo, Florence would be reduced to whore politics.

It seems that every time women want to make some reform and development, they will be maliciously speculated and attacked.

She has long been used to it.

Heidi's "don't punish children at will" was opposed by many old church members, and some even wrote articles to newspapers to attack.

——Children are the embodiment of original sin, and they are evil enough when they are born.

How could they be good without giving them a hard enough lesson with thorns and whips?

If corporal punishment is abolished because of her explanation alone, wouldn't those teachers who have learned whipping skills become a joke?

This controversy really makes people quite helpless. It is obviously a choice that is in line with human nature, but it is still slandered and questioned by theology.

But hundreds of years later, even in modern times, many concepts that are consistent with human nature will still be ridiculed and questioned.

It seems that it is only fifty steps laughing at one hundred steps (pot calling the kettle black).

Although Heidi knew that this might happen, she didn't expect the attitude of some moralists to be so fierce.

It seems that if they don't abuse young children, don't whip and abuse, life has lost all fun.

With a sigh, she decided to go to her other friends for some help.

But the newspaper managed by Medici published this angry attack directly.

Things took an unexpected turn.

Many people wrote letters one after another, and even asked a guy who could write to write for them, and began to condemn this dirty idea with righteous words, and interpret these dogmas with their own voices.

"God demands to love his neighbor as himself, why can't kindness be given to his own son?"

"There is so much enlightenment in the Bible - whipping is by no means the only means!"

"I support Miss Medici's view that children can be loved and tolerated!"

Newspapers published more and more similar remarks one after another, and even the opinions in the market began to change quietly.

Such fierce and enthusiastic maintenance is not only in black and white. I heard that there are people arguing from Plato's Academy to taverns, and some families and schools have begun to quietly put away the rattan.

People seem to be constantly letting go of many shackles, both life and material, as well as spiritual and emotional.

When Heidi put down the newspaper, she vaguely noticed something.

The Middle Ages are really over.

She and all sentient beings stand at the starting point of the Renaissance and are moving towards a new life together.

This world will eventually return everything that God has to everyone.

Life, time, desire, pleasure, and the meaning of being alive—

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