"This book, should be very precious?" pace asked with his math book.

    "Of course!" Morrison warned again, "so you have to turn it carefully. Don''t break it for me. I lent it to you with kindness."

    Hearing the speech, pace nodded and gently opened the math book.

    Pace:

    He knew all the characters, but he couldn''t understand them. He could only guess the meaning of the middle symbol through the change of the size of the numbers before and after.

    "A cross is a multiplication, a straight line is a subtraction, plus a little up and down is a division, and the two horizontal lines are a combination... Right?"

    "You''re so smart. You can see it at a glance, but you''re not right." Morrison corrected. "The two horizontal lines are equal signs, which means that the values on both sides of the symbol are equal, not combined! The sum of two numbers is called the sum. You must have seen an addition formula to think so!"

    "You''re right," pace laughed. He did look at an addition formula and blurted it out just now.

    "With these symbols, it is really convenient to write, but I see you just muttered and quickly calculated the answer. Can you write so that you can quickly calculate the answer?"

    "You have to add the formula! There are the formula songs at the back of the book, and I have memorized them all!" Molian was very proud. He was the fastest person in the class to recite the formula songs of Xiao 99.

    Pace quickly opened the book from behind, looked at the formula song and nodded. Memorizing this formula song is really much more convenient when you need to do arithmetic.

    I don''t know who gets along with me.

    After reading the math book for a while, pace handed it back to Morrison. He found that he could barely understand the first half of the book. As for the second half, even if he guessed, he couldn''t guess the meaning of those strange symbols and formulas.

    "You''ve taken care of it, but I''ll put it away." after taking the book, Morrison carefully stuffed it into his black cloth bag.

    Looking down at Maureen, pace said, "I have some questions for you."

    "You have only one question!" Morrison said seriously, raising his head.

    Pace smiled: "it''s either a test for you or a simple question. I''m asking you for advice."

    "No comparison?" Morrison looked at pace suspiciously.

    "No comparison. Although you are a civilian, I think you may really become a subordinate of the noble Lord in the future. At least, you will be a very excellent bachelor. I shouldn''t underestimate you. I apologize to you."

    "Ah, no comparison..."

    "Why, you''re lost?" pace looked funny.

    "No, No." Morin quickly waved his hand. "That''s good. Ask if you have any questions. If I know, I''ll tell you."

    "You mentioned earlier that if I was caught by the guard of the police station, I would be handed over to the court for trial. Where is the court? Is it specially responsible for trial?"

    "I don''t quite understand this, but according to the teachers, the court is the organ that performs the judicial duties for the earl." Morin tried to recall, "By the way! The teachers say that the court is a judicial organ, as well as an executive organ and a legislative organ. These three organs are independent and interrelated, and jointly manage the river collar for the count. This is called the separation of powers!"

    Morrison finished seriously and almost repeated the teacher''s words in class.

    "Separation of powers..." pace frowned and thought carefully. He felt that the separation of powers system was very creative.

    It seems that the change here is not just as simple as it seems... Pace thought.

    "The math book just now, I mean its materials. Do you know what''s wrong with that kind of paper? Is it the technology brought by the bachelors? Also, the words on it are strange and too neat."

    Pace asked while talking to himself. Finally, he reminded Morrison, "you must protect such a precious secretary. It''s not safe to put it back immediately after reading it. However, don''t let the bachelors find that although you are eager to learn, you can''t avoid being punished!"

    Morin looked at pace suspiciously. He couldn''t understand what the other party said - why did the teachers punish me? I studied the hardest in my class!

    "This is my book. Of course I have to take it with me, and why should I put it back?"

    Looking at the silly Morin, pace raised his eyebrows: "boy, the knowledge you learned is yours, but the book is not. If you take it as your own, it''s stealing! I don''t like such a guy."

    "I didn''t steal anything!" Morrison became excited. "The count gave it to us! I didn''t steal it! And everyone knows, everyone has it!"

    "Everyone has?" pace wondered.

    "Yes! Everyone in the school has it. If you don''t believe it, you can ask others. I didn''t steal the book. I won''t steal anything!" Morin explained excitedly.

    "Wait!" pace restrained the excited Morin. "You mean that all the children just came out of here, like you, have a first grade math book. Does that mean?"

    "Yes," said Morrison, "if you say I''m a thief, everyone is a thief! The count won''t..."

    Is the count of Lingfeng Castle indifferent to money, or is this secretary made of new paper very cheap? Pace completely ignored and kept talking about Morin. He was trapped in his own thinking at the moment.

    No, no matter how cheap the paper is, the contents of the book also need to be copied. Such a book is worth at least dozens of gold coins! And there were at least two or three hundred people who came out of here just now

    "Hello! Mr. pace, are you listening to me?"

    Seeing that he was distracted, Morin was very dissatisfied and shouted - this mercenary wronged people, but he didn''t even want to listen to other people''s explanations!

    When pace regained his consciousness and looked at Morrison, he was surprised to see that he had several books in his hand!

    "Look, look! These are all given to us by the Lord earl, and I stole none! I Maureen is the principal''s student, not a thief!"

    First grade literature, first grade history, first grade science, the headmaster''s words... Looking at the books in front of him, pace asked in surprise, "these are also available to everyone?"

    "Yes, everyone has it! You should trust me now. I''m not a thief or a book thief!"

    Maureen and pace are not on the same channel at all.

    "I believe you. Can I see all these books?"

    "No! I won''t lend it to you. I''m leaving!" Morrison put the book in his bag, turned and left, still sulking in his heart.

    "Wait, boy!" pace snapped at leaving Morin.

    "You, what do you want to do?" turning around, Maureen couldn''t help being afraid. He remembered that the other party was a mercenary.

    "Here you are!" said pace, throwing the silver coin in his hand.

    Holding the silver coin with both hands, Morin looked at pace, a little unclear, so: "you..."

    "Don''t be afraid, it''s really yours. Like the books in your bag, you didn''t steal or rob."

    Looking at the silver coin lying in the palm of his hand, Morin said thank you to pace. It was the first time he had a silver coin in his hand.

    "May I ask you another question?"

    "Yes, you can say." with the silver coin in his hand, Morrison''s sullen anger disappeared.

    "Do you know how these books come from? And who are you talking about?"

    "These are two questions!" said Morrison. "I don''t know about these books, but they must have been invented by Lord Earl - Lord Earl is the smartest and kindest person in the world! The school was founded by Lord earl, and the principal is Lord Earl! I''m Lord Earl''s student!"

    Maureen had a strong chest. He was proud of his identity.

    ……

    Pace stood and looked at Morrison''s leaving figure. His heart was full of curiosity about the count of Lingfeng castle