Treasure hunt begins in England

Chapter 380

Chapter 380 Return

"Free servant? It sounds great!" After reading the content on the last card, Liang En got up from the bed and sat up against the head of the bed, then studied this card seriously .

Obviously, this card comes from the ancient Inuit wizard legend, and the summoned thing is equivalent to the Tonbuck summoned by the legendary Inuit wizard, but it is obviously more powerful than the legendary Tonbake. Be stronger.

However, it is not easy to summon such a mutant version of Tongbak. He needs to find an item that meets the requirements first, and then perform a traditional summoning ceremony and consume a little upper limit of legendary power.

After these tasks are completed, he can summon such a free servant at the cost of consuming a little legendary power every day, and order it to complete a skill and some simple tasks that it originally had.

Such an invisible servant is naturally much clumsier than a human being. He can only do one job at a time. For example, if you ask it to sweep the floor, it can only sweep the floor; if you ask it to wipe the dust off the furniture, it can only wipe dust.

But the advantage is that after the order is given, the tongbake can continue to do this kind of work until the skill user calls to stop or finishes all the work within the specified range.

Of course, this skill also has a range. Tongbake cannot exceed 50m beyond the skill user. Once it exceeds, it will dissipate and return to the user.

As we all know, the labor costs in Western Europe are extremely expensive, and Liang En has more and more secrets now, so Liang En often feels that it is difficult to find human resources.

Moving those stone slabs in the studio is not an easy job, but because of his skills, he is really not suitable for recruiting assistants or assistants like other painters.

Liang En had been having a headache with this problem before, but now that he has the skill summoned by Tongbuck, all the problems can be easily solved. As long as he recruits a Tongbuck, these problems will not be a problem.

After arriving in Greenland by boat and returning to the UK, Mr. Skold immediately asked the lawyer to discuss the reward with Liang En and the others, and he and Liang En discussed the documentary production with the producer of the Discovery Channel documentary.

Under normal circumstances, the documentary shooter always communicates with the subject, but in different situations, the communication between the two parties is completely different.

For example, in many programs on the BBC, the former will be one way and the other will be the other, especially when the interviewees are foreigners. For example, the famous view of the gutter is created in this way.

Exploration is better than BBC and other TV stations because it makes documentaries, but it is not uncommon to do things like falsification of documentaries.

It's just that this time the other party wasn't messed up. On the one hand, the expedition went smoothly beyond everyone's expectations, and what they captured was more than enough to support a documentary.

On the other hand, the object of this documentary is a top rich man and a very famous scholar. Once something happens in this area, the Discovery Channel itself may encounter problems, let alone a small directed.

Even in order to avoid causing dissatisfaction, the director specially invited Liang En and Mr. Skold to participate in the post-production of the documentary to avoid any trouble for himself.

Because several teams involved in this exploration work were surrounded by reporters from the Discovery Channel, Liang En got more news during the process, for example, everything went well with Nelson.

Although Liang En, a person who is about the same age as him.Frustrated by the discovery of the clues, Nelson quickly picked himself up and set to work searching for Franklin's winter camp.

After all, what he missed has already been missed, and no matter how frustrated he is, what he missed is impossible to come back, but if he doesn't seize the opportunity at hand quickly, he is likely to miss some new opportunities.

With this mentality in mind, he and his team started the search. When Liang En and the others found two sunken ships, he also successfully found Franklin's winter camp and the three people who failed to survive the winter. The cemetery of the dead.

Through the examination of the remains, they can confirm that the three deceased all died of tuberculosis, and at the same time the content of metal lead in the body far exceeds the normal value, there is no doubt that there is a problem of lead poisoning.

At the same time, through the analysis of the nails of the deceased, it was determined that the deceased lacked the trace element zinc during his lifetime, which would cause problems in the human immune system and make it easier to get various diseases.

On the other side, the expedition at the mouth of the Buck River also found a dozen scattered skeletons and a series of various British Victorian items, which determined the final burial place of the expedition.

According to information obtained by the Discovery Channel, the Canadian expedition found obvious cutting marks from the remains, indicating that these people did indeed have cannibalism in the end.

In addition, the test results also proved that these people had ingested excessive lead before, and almost all of them were patients with severe lead poisoning.

Because of Liang En's previous reminder when handing over the cultural relics, the archaeologists who got those things immediately tested the cans and water pipe parts.

According to the test results, both the solder used for welding on the cans and the water pipe joints contained a large amount of lead, which also led to lead poisoning of the expedition members on board.

Among them, because the amount of lead ingested in the cans is not much, the real ingestion is that the water pipe joints seriously pollute the water source on the ship, causing everyone on the ship to ingest a large amount of lead.

"That is to say, we have solved the mystery of the disappearance of the Franklin expedition." After summarizing the situation, Liang En concluded in the conference room, while the photographer next to him pointed the camera at him.

"The expedition team unfortunately encountered a summer when the ice would not melt and they were trapped on the ice, and the poor sealing of the early cans and the harsh environment caused them to have insufficient food and fuel on board."

"At the same time, whether it is a large amount of lead ingestion or the prevalence of respiratory infectious diseases in the closed environment, it has led to a large-scale death of the crew on board, forcing the survivors to abandon the ship and look for life in the south."

"It's a pity that their weakened bodies due to lead poisoning and respiratory diseases prevented them from going too far due to severe shortage of supplies, and finally they were wiped out at the mouth of the Buck River."

"The Franklin expedition did end in tragedy, but it was not without meaning, for example, that subsequent expeditions mapped thousands of kilometers of coastline in search of the missing expedition."

"For another example, the Royal Navy stopped its irrational exploration of the Arctic route because of this incident. Given that professional explorers took this route with heavy casualties, it was impossible for merchant ships at that time to use this route for trade."

Just when Liang En finished talking about these things and was about to end the topic, the director waved a small teleprompter at him. He glanced at it and immediately adjusted his expression, and added the contents of the teleprompter to the end.

"In short, this is a great exploration in the history of mankind, so let us observe three minutes of silence for these heroic human pioneers."

(End of this chapter)