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Looking at the little note given by the religious knight, Galileo was stunned.

However, with an attitude of giving it a try, Galileo followed the address on this note to a hidden alley in Rome.

When he arrived at this alley, Galileo was stunned by the situation in front of him again.

I thought this hidden alley should be inaccessible, but I didn't expect to find out after arriving here that there was also a long queue here.

Moreover, Galileo understood what was going on without asking.

Because the people here are talking very loudly, you can vaguely hear the roar of filial piety coming from the room at the end of the alley!
This voice is a bargain!
It turned out that all the people gathered in this alley were foreigners like him, not locals in Rome.

And the unified expressions and chatting content of these people have already told Galileo the answer.

From the conversations of these people, Galileo heard that the emissary from the East was generously using Oriental porcelain to buy the writings of the Taixi people.

Originally, these worthless books became popular in an instant.

After everyone heard the news, they frantically searched for the books in their home, hoping to exchange for a piece of oriental porcelain.

However, because they got the news too late and came too late, one book could be exchanged for one porcelain book, but now it takes ten books to exchange.

Therefore, those who are not well prepared and have few books in their hands become fat sheep in the eyes of another group of people.

At the price of a few copper plates or a silver coin, they can get the books in the hands of these foreigners, and then pack them into bundles and exchange them for porcelain from the Orientals.

Obviously, this was not what Galileo wanted to do. He came to Rome to ask the wise men of the East to answer his doubts.

Besides, he didn't bring a single book with him when he came to Rome, so there was no need to waste time here.

So Galileo left here, trying to find a way to meet the wise men of the East.

Galileo went to the monastery first, and there was an old friend of his father in a monastery in Rome.

He intends to go to this man for help.

Galileo came to the monastery of his father's old friend.

"Praise God, is Father Augustine there? I am Galileo from Florence."

When Galileo arrived at the monastery, he politely greeted the guards in front of the monastery.

The guard looked at Galileo, and the guard examined Galileo suspiciously.

During this period of time, too many people came to the monastery to harass them under such a banner.

Because this monastery is the residence of the messenger from the East.

However, the guard heard that Galileo was able to announce the name of Father Augustine, which made the guard look at Galileo one more time.

The guard asked, "Do you really know Father Augustine?"

Galileo said: "Yes. Father Augustine is a friend of my father. I came from Florence to visit him. This is my family crest. You can pass it on to Father Augustine."

The guard took the bronze family crest that had been touched and glowed from Galileo's hand, and he said, "Okay. I hope you don't lie to me, or you will be arrested."

The guard turned and entered the monastery, and Galileo was in disorder in front of the door.

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How could he be arrested?When did the monastery become so strict?

Shouldn’t monasteries open their doors and welcome all those who are devout to God to practice devoutly here?

Just as Galileo was thinking wildly in front of the door, little Augustine came out.

When he saw Galileo, he called out excitedly, "Brother Galileo!"

Galileo saw little Augustine, who was almost as tall as him, and said with a smile, "Augustine! Are you this big?"

Augustine said with a smile: "Of course, I am 13 years old. I will be an adult soon."

The guard saw that Galileo was so familiar with Father Augustine's child Augustine, so he felt relieved. He handed Galileo's family coat of arms to Galileo and said, "You can only stay here until the evening. At night, you must leave."

Galileo was very puzzled. At this time, Augustine said: "Brother Galileo, the envoy from the East lives in our monastery, so His Majesty the Pope strengthened the guard of the monastery. People outside the monastery are not allowed to stay here overnight."

When Galileo heard that the envoy from the East was in the monastery, his expression immediately became agitated.

Galileo and Augustine walked into the garden of the monastery, and he asked, "Little Augustine, can you show me the messenger from the East?"

Little Augustine said dejectedly: "Brother Galileo, I can't help you with this, because I can't see it either. My father strictly forbids me to contact the Eastern envoys, fearing that I will offend them."

Galileo touched little Austin's head, "Don't do this, there will be a solution. I'll ask Father Augustine."

Stars appeared in Little Augustine's eyes instantly, "Really?"

Galileo gave a firm nod. He came to Rome this time to meet the Eastern envoy.

Now, he has been lucky to know that the Eastern Envoy is also in this monastery, and he will not give up no matter what.

Little Augustine said happily, "I'll take you to see your father right now."

Galileo was taken by Augustine the Younger to Father Augustine's confessional.

At this moment, Augustine is reading the Bible devoutly and praying to the statue of God in front of him.

Galileo did not speak until Father Augustine had finished praying.

"Praise God. Hello, teacher."

Father Augustine looked at Galileo and said, "You are here, is your father still here?"

Galileo said, "Father is in good health, teacher, are you in good health?"

Father Augustine said, "I'm fine. How are you doing now? Are you still confused?"

Father Augustine was the correspondence teacher of Galileo's theology. He regarded Galileo as his own, and he wanted to lead Galileo to become a person devout to God.

However, Father Augustine never expected that it was because he told Galileo a heresy story that Galileo became confused, and he thought about Copernicus' heliocentric theory every day in a daze.

This made Father Augustine blame himself and get angry.Angry Galileo believed such nonsense.

Originally, when he told the story of Copernicus, he wanted to warn Galileo.

The result was just the opposite, and Galileo's heart could not be kept pure.

Galileo said, "Teacher, when I come to Rome this time, I just want to ask the envoy from the East to answer some questions for me."

Father Augustine listened to Galileo's plea. He knew it was rude, but seeing Galileo's pleading eyes, his heart softened.

Father Augustine said: "I can try, but I can't guarantee that the Eastern messenger will answer your question."

Galileo thanked Augustine excitedly, "Thank you teacher."

Father Augustine said, "Don't thank me, it's all God's arrangement."

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