Chapter 472: Ah Ow’s Howl (1/2)

Chapter 472: Ah Ow’s Howl

Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

Mr Martin was indeed a history teacher He had soed to introduce the anizedto hiround of the suit of armor and said, ”It was created in the 17th Century then?”

Mr Martin nodded his head ”Yes, the 17th century—the h the cavalry already used hide as es on them The feathers were usually fixed onto their shi+elds instead

”During the middle period of the 17th century, Cossacks fro, resulting in Poland entering a tu a big headache with the uprising and all the attention was placed on it, the Soviet Union and Sweden were preparing to initiate an attack to take territory from the Polish

”As the focal point of Poland'sPoland Along with the advanceed cavalry then was already much more advanced and well-equipped than the early 17th century The sy on the other proud Polish cavalry too”

After listening to his introduction, Li Du couldn't help his on the Winged Hussars? The cavalry was required to charge forward to be effective, right? Wouldn't these wings result in air resistance?”

Mr Martin patted hiood student, Li, you bring up a good point In reality, winged cavalry did not wear their feathered wings at all ti parades or s and the feathers attached to the loud noises whenworthy to be proud of”

Mrs Martin, who had been silently listening the whole ti: ”Ulti Dynasty placed accessories onto their helmets as a form of expression for them”

Li Du smiled ”Maraphy, and for her to know all this, she was indeed well read

Sophie ss in the back were used as decoration? I thought they were used for war, like fending off arrows shot at their backs”

After listening to what she said, Li Du save her a puzzled expression ”Next time don't participate in these types of conversations—your thought puts a part of history to shame”

Mrs Martin shoved him ”Knock it off,” she said in displeasure

Mr Martin snickered, ”Of course Sophie brings up an is indeed had a use on the battlefield When chasing after the defeated enehtened and di the history of this suit of armor, Mr Martin estimated it to be worth around 600,000 to 700,000 US dollars

Afterthe evaluation, he asked, ”Li, you're sure you want to donate this suit of armor? You must know that this is not a small amount—Mrs Martin and I don't even earn half this amount for our annual salary”

Li Du explained, ”It did not originally belong toto an audience that appreciates this vibrant period in history”

Mr Martin further encouraged hiret the decision in the future as, like he'd emphasized, this suit of armor orth quite a bit of ret it This suit of are—even if it were throay, he wouldn't have been heartbroken

With his confirmation, Mr Martin called the head of the museum and asked for an appoint the suit of armor over

Thea suit of armor with hundreds of years of history and was excited If it were not for theclosed, they would have wanted to receive it i about the ar history and is made with silver—it's only worth six to seven hundred thousand?”