Chapter 793 (1/2)
Tezara shook her head at her sister: ”upgrade? No, it's very useful now. ”
Tezara beat his sister mercilessly.
The princess said with a smile, ”how many times do I have to educate you? Easy to use is one thing, upgrading is another. ”
”You still teach me?” ”What do you know?” she said with a smile
With that, tezara put the electromagnetic device in her hand on the princess's hand.
”More than you know.” Then the princess turned and left to replace the electromagnetic device and upgrade it into an electric pulse energy bead.
”I can't wait to see how to upgrade your dress,” she cried to the princess
The princess held up her middle finger to tchara.
”Su Rui!” cried the queen
The princess immediately put down her hand and apologized, ”sorry, empress.”
After the princess left, tezara said to the queen, ”Mom, are you in a good mood today?”
The queen took tezara by the hand and said, ”I'm very proud that your father and I have been looking forward to this day. He will be with us and you will become the king of a country.”
Tezara smiles. If tezara, his father is still here, it will be perfect.
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London, UK, British Museum.
A black man with weeds on his head is standing in front of the exhibition glass, looking at some things from Africa.
The staff of the Museum came up and asked, ”good morning, sir. What can I do for you?”
”I just came to see these antiques and hear them say you're an expert?” Black men wear gold rimmed glasses, but they have no intellectual temperament at all.
”Ah, you can say so.” The woman took a sip of coffee.
”It's beautiful.” Black men admire African masks and wooden weapons.
He pointed to one of the silver sheep horn masks and asked, ”where does this come from?”
After looking at it, the woman immediately replied, ”the Ashanti tribe is now Ghana in the 19th century.”
”Oh? Really? ” The man immediately went to the other side and asked another mask with a big nose, ”what about this one?”
”Edo from Beninese, 16th century.” Women's answers are extremely accurate and quick.
Several security guards stood with their hands together.
The man went to another place, pointed to one of the long silver hammers and said, ”well, what's the origin of this one?”
”It's also from Beninese. In the seventh century, it seems to belong to the Fula tribe.” The woman felt her stomach, which seemed a little uncomfortable.
The man shook his head and said with a smile, ”no way.”
”What did you say?” Women think they must have heard the wrong thing.
The man said: ”this one was taken by the British from Beninese, but it's actually from vakanda and it's made of Zhenjin.” The woman looked at the man strangely.
The man light a smile way: ”don't care, anyway I want to take it away.”