High Above

  Chapter 510 Who will love the school? (14, ask for a guaranteed monthly ticket at the beginning of the month~)

   "Sure enough, this aspect is misleading... I originally thought that the family is not very useful to me now, but now it seems that I am a descendant of the Ciehalorvo family, which is really great."

  Ian felt a little relieved, Mikael doubted of course not the silver chip and the inheritance of the immovable fortified city: "Thank you, family. I will carry you forward."

   This is a matter of course, Ian's disguise is indeed very good, he didn't show any signs at all, and under the guidance of Master Goser, he even managed to disguise the second layer of vest.

  Now what Mikhail sees is the vest of the second layer of 'The Last Hope of the Ciehalorvo Family'.

   And this vest can explain too many things, alchemy, inscriptions, and all kinds of strange thoughts are compatible.

Theoretically, Ian would never doubt that he would expose himself, at most one prophet—but this cannot be said to be a completely bad thing for him. Difficult, but in exchange for a very noble status, you can take the route of the palace and the church.

   But who told Master Gesai and others to severely hit his self-confidence? There are really not many stupid people in this group of high-level Terrans, at least they are better than themselves in terms of personnel.

   But also because of this, Ian can learn.

  Learn from their experience.

After regaining his senses, Ian continued to act with Mikael. After the second prince saw through the disguise, although he still wanted to observe for a while, he realized that Ian had no flaws and was confident in his own ideas. I didn't go any further.

He just opened his mouth and said slowly: "You may still be thinking, how did you expose yourself... Indeed, theoretically speaking, you did not expose any key technologies in your grandfather's manuscripts. I have a copy here to correspond to it. You have already Do it very carefully."

   "However, the idea of ​​generalizing and popularizing alchemy potions and related products, as well as the supplementary improvements you have made... In the more than 700 years of Terra's history, only a few people have done research."

   "And the one closest to me is my grandfather. The black king you call, the tyrant...or the pioneer Inaiga the Great."

"I don't know…"

  Ian said softly, his tone was tense, and he was a little bit at a loss: "Is there any problem with this? Why do you say that I am with..."

  When the white-haired boy said this, he deliberately paused slightly: "Is it related to the manuscript of the Black King?"

"If other people hear you say Black King, they may not find it strange. As a family that was eradicated and sublimated by their grandfather and exiled to South Ridge, the descendants of the Ciehalorvo family can certainly say the word 'tyrant' .”

  Mikael said meaningfully: "But I know something inside - the elders of the Ciehalorvo family asked for exile on their own initiative."

   "They thought they had made a big mistake, so they voluntarily requested to be exiled to Nanling—the grandfather's idea at that time was to let you return to Silver Peak, and to help you return to the imperial capital and return to 'pure'."

"However, your ancestors took the initiative to ask to go to Nanling before their death. This made me doubt their motives... After knowing the existence of the Nanling Great Labyrinth, I realized the profound plan of my grandfather—Harrison Port, It was to explore the outpost of the Great Labyrinth, that’s why the seemingly decadent but loyal Grant family and your Cehalolvo family were sent there, and my grandfather used this credit to allow you to rise again.”

Mikael shook his head slightly, before he knew it, he had called two chairs and motioned for Ian to sit down: "Don't worry, I didn't come here to do anything to you—even if you really hate us because of the family... What about the royal family of Tar? 'The second sun besides the scorching sun should be hated, because it burns day after day without end, and one would like to die with it'."

The second prince said something similar to a proverb, and he smiled humorously: "This is what my grandfather said back then, when he commented on being scolded by others, he also satirized all the emperors and fifth energy levels on this land. The strong ones made the representatives of various countries participating in the conference quite dissatisfied at that time."

  He nodded to Ian, signaling to Ian not to be nervous: I came here just to talk to you... talk about your understanding of alchemy, and give you a piece of advice. "

  Ian believes this. Mikael wasn't lying.

  As for what the other party said, the Ciehalorvo family voluntarily exiled to Nanling... He also believed it, rather than thinking that the other party overestimated Inaiga II's plan.

  Because Ian remembered the many doubts that Elder Pude had raised when he told him about the family history, and knew that at that time, Elder Pude's mother, one of the elders of the family, had such thoughts.

  They thought everything was their own fault, and told Elder Pude not to hate His Majesty.

  Elder Pu De, as a sublimator, can survive the purge of the exiled family... This is a doubtful point in itself.

   In addition, the 'support' mentioned by the second prince may not be false—it's just that after the Dark Moon turmoil occurred, the entire Port of Harrison lost its subsidies, and the secret support from the imperial capital had not arrived for a long time, so it became what it is today.

   Even so, the old Viscount Grant still regarded the young Elder Purdue as a powerful helper and provided a lot of help to the white ethnic group... This kind of optimism now seems to know something.

  In short, Elder Purdue struggled without knowing all this, waited for his arrival, and regarded himself as hope.

  The Dark Moon turmoil changed everything, and the death of Inaiga II did completely change the direction of history.

  Thinking of this, Ian still doesn't dare to relax, and continues to pretend to be a skeptical genius boy: "Then, what do you want to tell me, Your Highness? Even if you really have no malicious intentions, I still... a little panicked."

   “It’s only human to panic.”

Mikael said calmly, he raised his head and looked at the ceiling of the laboratory: "It's just that even I don't know where to start for a while. Haha, please forgive me, I rushed to the office as soon as I heard the news. Come here, so there is no draft."

   Lowering his head, he looked at Ian again, and the blond prince stared at the boy in front of him with eyes as bright as the sun: "But now I've made up my mind."

   "Ian, do you know that Inaiga II is the man who is called the Black King by later generations."

   "He once tried to popularize compulsory education, so that everyone in the entire empire can freely choose their own destiny?"

  Ian was silent for a while: "Yes."

  He narrowed his eyes and said softly, "I know."

  “I saw a casino rebuilt from the ruins of a school in Nauman City. I thought everyone’s perception of compulsory education was not very good.”

   "Of course not."

  The second prince tapped on the armrest of the chair, and he said indifferently: "To be precise, everyone, including those who are educated, don't feel very good."

  "The farmer in the countryside was sent away his son and daughter who were originally helpers. He worked harder to support the family for several years, but what came back was a group of chattering guys who forgot how to farm and weed."

"People who have learned knowledge that they have never received before, and who know how vast the world is, are filled with anxiety and confusion. They know the narrowness of their hometown, but they don't have the strength to go out of their hometown. They are full of passion to change the world, but they can only Raise pigs and feed chickens in my hometown.”

"Some nobles are worried about whether their family knowledge and the sacred domain will be touched by this group of ordinary people... oh, in the words of those fools, they will be touched by 'untouchables', while those scholars who were born in common people are hindered by their family background. It is difficult for the academic circle to move forward—they only have a foundation, but there is no upward channel, because it is difficult for them to become sublimators, just mastering knowledge, and they are no more noble than farmers.”

"The empire doesn't have such a cultural atmosphere. So everyone doesn't love the school. There is no ladder leading to higher levels in the school, and there is no channel to exchange knowledge into force and power. It will only turn people into self-pity and cynical lunatics—but this may Are they to blame? It can only be the fault of Inaiga II."

   "Who would love school?"

   I'm too lazy to issue a single chapter, add another chapter and ask for a monthly pass! There are still 3 chapters at 8 o'clock, updated on time!

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  (end of this chapter)