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Chapter 146: Only I Have My Own Law Chapter 146 Solnhofen

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Protagonist:

Chen Yi

Solnhofen was a small town.

It had only a few thousand households. From before fossils were discovered to today after they were discovered, its main livelihood was mining and stone printing. It was said that the reason Archaeopteryx and many paleontological fossils could be found here was because rigorous-to-the-point-of-pathological Germans would seriously examine the grain of every stone slab.

Chen Yi stared at the sun and walked out of a derelict room in a quarry.

Outside the house were cliffs and the scorching sun, road signs were scattered haphazardly with who knows what written on them, fortunately the direction of the arrows was consistent.

Chen Yi followed it for a stretch and then saw a lively small town.

After all, it was a place of world civilization; neither residents nor tourists had the leisure to pay attention to the yellow-skinned Chen Yi. In recent years, there were too many Asians coming to Europe to play, although white people still could not tell the difference between Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese.

Chen Yi walked slowly, buying a bottle of cola on the road, a pull-tab can in a German version, tasting almost the same as back home.

After finishing the cola, an English-signed travel agency also came into view.

Chen Yi threw the can into the trash bin at the entrance, walked in, and asked: "Do you have Chinese-speaking guides?"

The receptionist understood English but still shook her head blankly.

Although it was a world-famous town, this kind of place was not one modern Chinese people were willing to come to.

Inconvenience was one reason, high prices were another. Of course, domestically, Solnhofen still had a certain reputation; it could be said to be a small threshold for paleontology. Chatting at school, saying how fierce Tyrannosaurus Rex was or how big Brontosaurus was was useless; lightly spitting out "Solnhofen" could immediately occupy the theoretical high ground in a debate.

Half a year ago, Chen Yi belonged to the type of person who completely did not care about fossils. Perhaps he cared about dinosaurs when he was young, but his worship definitely could not compare to Doraemon.

An ordinary English-speaking guide soon appeared before Chen Yi; a girl named Lisa suggested with surging enthusiasm: "We can go to the fossil market that is currently being excavated, very interesting..."

"I want to buy fossils." Chen Yi, who came entirely for utilitarian purposes, was too lazy to go look at the site.

Lu Fan, who had studied archaeology for seven years, detested excavation sites intensely, having nagged in front of Chen Yi more than once: outdoor research was just digging up animals' ancestral graves, dust swirling, rules everywhere, like playing poker in a latrine.

Only one person playing poker in a latrine would definitely have no fun at all.

The German guide had no sales commission, and continued to actively suggest diligently and professionally: "The fossils here are not cheap, and the procedures for taking them away are very troublesome. We can go to the nearest fossil market, where you can see traces left by workers mining 200 years ago..."

Chen Yi ignored her and still said: "Where are the best fossils?"

The English guide was helpless and had to, under the scorching sun, lead Chen Yi through a pile of filthy alleys to look for various expensive or cheap fossils.

Solnhofen's fossils were not necessarily the most precious in the world—although Archaeopteryx fossils were almost the most expensive now—but the fossils here were definitely the most beautiful in the world.

Because of its special geological structure, in relatively rare cases, Solnhofen could preserve animal soft tissues.

Archaeopteryx was first discovered not as bones, but as its feathers.

It could be understood that, compared to hard things like large bones, Solnhofen, which could preserve animal feathers, skin, and tentacles, deserved the title of holy land.

The fossil collectors here were indeed especially numerous.

In fact, the first complete Archaeopteryx fossil discovered by humans, the "London Specimen," belonged to a doctor and amateur fossil collector in Solnhofen town.

He later sold it to the British Natural History Museum, receiving 700 pounds (about 70 months of a maid's wages, used as a dowry for his daughter).

Therefore, the local-born Lisa not only took Chen Yi to shops selling fossils, but also went to different collectors' rooms to look around.

This was a small town where everyone knew each other,

Chen Yi was also very generous with his spending; he carried 50,000 US dollars in Citibank bank drafts on his person—a Chinese bad habit, not keeping enough cash on him, or he couldn't sleep at night—and under the verification of the local bank, he could easily buy whatever he wanted.

Complete Crossopterygii fossils, complete invertebrate sea urchin class fossils, complete swarms of dragonflies—by the time the sun set in the world, Chen Yi carried two wooden crates and set off on the return journey.

12 items, 6 types of fossils, all treasures that Jiangning City God Temple could not have.

Of course, with Chen Yi's selection eye, their main common point was completeness.

The Subway demanded higher and higher requirements for upgrades in later stages, and Chen Yi had also found many special fossils to feed it, but the Gene Completion percentage had not risen since 10%.

Now that he had the opportunity, he wanted to try some new methods.

After leaving Solnhofen, the Subway did not light up.

When Chen Yi took the fossils out of the Ring, the Subway Door flashed slightly twice.

He hurriedly stuffed them all back in.

4 out of the 6 types of fossils took effect.

Gene Completion increased from 10% to 14%.

Chen Yi exhaled a breath; if this failed again, he would have to rob a museum.

Back in the car, Liu Xinyu was asleep on the bamboo mat.

Chen Yi did not wake her either, started silently, and drove back to the school.

On the road, passing a black BMW SUV, the Raptor suddenly trembled and said: "I really want to eat."

"I'll buy you some copper pieces when we go back." In Chen Yi's Ring, he now had to make some space to store food for the chameleon.

The little lizard whimpered and said: "That car that just passed by looked delicious."

Chen Yi was stunned for a moment and looked back; the BMW X5 happened to turn and leave.

"No." He said decisively: "From now on, besides the food I give you, you are not allowed to eat anything else."

Chen Yi said this to the Summoning Ring.

A car worth 1 million; using it to buy copper could get 30 tons, using it to buy a car to eat was too uneconomical.

The little lizard cried out wronged twice, shaking the Carriage to act coquettish.

Liu Xinyu was woken by the vibration; after looking at Chen Yi for 10 seconds, she trembled and said: "You didn't look at the road."

"I can naturally see it." Student Chen drove the Car Steering Wheel without changing expression; his Qi projection indeed allowed him to see the road conditions.

Liu Xinyu was stunned for a moment, sat up holding her hair with her fingers.

The movement was somewhat charming.

Chen Yi glanced at the car mirror and said to himself, "I'm going to the school to sit a bit. Do you want to go back and change clothes?"

"Just buy two pieces at the shop by the road." Liu Xinyu pointed at the small clothing shop by the road.

Before noon, there will be young girls coming in and out of here.

Chen Yi gave an "mm" and parked the car by the road.

The clothing shops nearby are all very small. Liu Xinyu went in to select on her own, while Chen Yi watched from outside the door.

After being together for a long time, just by scent, he could determine her location.

【66】 Behind the clothing shop is a row of mid-range guesthouses, also running hourly hotels. One can often see groups of male and female students walking out from inside, some with clothing neat, some with clothing disheveled. The former are radiant, as if they took an aphrodisiac; the latter, the latter are listless, as if they took too much aphrodisiac.

Behind the clothing shop was a row of mid-range guesthouses that also ran car clock hotels; from time to time one could see young men and women, in twos and threes, walking out — some with clothing neat, some with clothing disheveled; the former radiant, as if they had taken an aphrodisiac, the latter, the latter listless, as if they had taken too much aphrodisiac.

That disheveled girl in front also seems to have a listless demeanor.

Chen Yi couldn't help but look a few more times — two girls.

Different from the little girls buying clothes around them, these are clearly two girls walking out of an hourly hotel.

Chen Yi couldn't help touching his head, thinking: School resources are so tight, do you have to waste them like this?

He didn't think much more, turned his head to look at the small shop in front again, but those two girls themselves became flustered, looking left and right, front and back, especially the male student beside the Raptor, making them try every way to dodge.

Chen Yi was just satisfying his fighting spirit, his whole body sensitive and clever. Under the uninterrupted gaze of others' eyes, how could he not know? He immediately turned his head again.

"Two very familiar people."

If it were someone else, let the strangeness be strange.

In ordinary matters, Chen Yi is very carefree.

He had nothing to do on either side, so he waved and said: "You two, come over."

There weren't many people on the street. The two little girls hesitated but came over.

"Do you recognize me?"

The two nodded.

"Do I recognize you two?"

The two nodded and then shook their heads.

"What do you mean?" Chen Yi furrowed his brow.

The girl in the red jacket on the left hesitated a moment, then said: "We're in the same class as you."

Chen Yi's face was full of sweat, thinking no wonder he felt they looked familiar.

However, not recognizing his own classmates, that's not good. In view of this, he patted the automobile and said: "I'm waiting for someone. Do you want a ride?"

"No need, the school is very close."

Just as they were speaking, another person familiar to Chen Yi stepped out of the hourly hotel.

The handsome foreigner Stanik, scattering golden hair under the golden sunlight, half tucked into his shorts, half exposed outside. The sky scattered with wild, unruly hormones.

"Chen Yi?" Seeing him, the handsome foreigner felt a strange taste rise in his heart. But unlike before, now he didn't say a word, just walked around.

Turning his head, classmate Chen saw the two girls' bewildered gazes and couldn't help asking: "Did you sleep with him?"

The question was perhaps a bit too direct, making the two extremely unhappy, but both shook their heads violently.

"If it's not a threesome, what did you come to the hourly hotel for?"

"Cultivate."

"Cultivate?"

The two girls shook their heads hard, took steps, and ran toward the school.

Liu Xinyu came behind Chen Yi, covered her mouth and laughed: "Looks like Stanik has found a way to quickly improve his strength."

"Could it be harvesting yin to supplement yang?"

"The Holy See's collected kung fu are myriad and strange. Cultivating sitting face to face isn't strange either." Liu Xinyu said laughing: "What I find curious is why he would put his energy into improving martial force. That doesn't match his identity."

Chen Yi exhaled, got in the car and said: "Seems like you're quite familiar with the Holy See?"

"They have a Tribunal, you know." Liu Xinyu jumped into the car, revealing smooth thighs.

She actually bought a short skirt.

Chen Yi shook his head and drove the car toward the Experimental Building.

Bringing an exposed and pretty counselor to class, that's just asking for trouble.

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